The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-12
HE SUN, WEDNESDAY, ocEoBER ~. 1904.

Tor condition physisalIy. The great fault
% he and T Sey cost e% sne
and suffered severe penalties for oiislde
plays. A training table vas started yestsr.
IN IN six Years aTs that a Union team has had
regular training table. The team was put
thr9nsh an h9ut signal pr PR AKA tadSy
and gave the varsity some excellent practice
ln defensive work. .r.
Darkness descending Just when the Com
merCial High School seemed about to make
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soo Of BTSosaya e 5s rs IL ss hs
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In the season.
wIhII.asTowE Mass: Oct t.. ii ~ The
against Columbia. yesterdays practice was
greatly to the bsrt
P' eSSsh T team % sa e At Wood
house entered the, practice and u he proves
available after his iajuries VIII greatly ~
ends. Stocking md Elder. against Columbus
was as Ssey h Esp
Waters at. quarter .ba ok showed good gen
'eralship and, will make strong aght for the
vantage Of three years playing.
at New York University with the appearance
of Coach Dave Fultz yesterday. :, he imme-
diately started In to Introduce changes both
defensive work OF the ends and rush line
halves. Instead Of having the runner pre-,
s1 ana w
aek Rs aS0 and had head d the inter-
Tor the full back to lead the interference.
This style Of play gives the runner four men men
for aSs
faS'tr radical change was having tie ends
break up, the interference and the rush line
he med nee 's sehoo are expected to-day as
downtown schools. The freshmen team
plays Its first game with Centenary Collegiate
Institute at Hackettstown to-day.
Of NE hs EAyES 9e 110s s scsdn e ,sa snr
night night" Head Coach Rafferty, trotted the varsity
Not H exactly satisfied with the Offensive work
of the varsity men. the coaches to-day tried
the teams, offensive power against the most
sent the college, side this season: Given the
ball on the college eevens rs yard line.
the yasy In eight We'll tbe hasSes
work the college side then got the ball and
forced il back to the 'varsity's yard line.
where the college men struck stone wall.
They were held for downs by the varsity.
who kicked the bal! out Of danger There ere
offensive efforts. Yale is shy on right end
and two half backs. They have Ave fairly
good ones for half backs In Quill. Roome,
Stevenson. Hoyt and Moore. Stuart. the old
Andover player, Is showing up In fair form
for right end and Is pretty apt to give Hare q
last years Hill School team. where he, was
a star tackle, is one OF the freshmen who is
doing good work.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 1.-The Harvard varsity
football eleven took n decided slump In it's
practice to-day. There was considerable
fnmbling and the general work was listless
yards during the afternoon and once held
the varsity for downs on the 20 yard line:
There was offside playing by both teams and
two cases of holding in the line. The two
formations used Yesterday were tried again
to-day with slight change OF the formation
lined up abreast OF the rs yard line, instead Of
waiting for the runner to approach followed
the ball to the runner and gave him inter-
ference from the start. The change made
the play more effective. A new play was pull
ing Meier back from the line to head the
tandem formation. Mills taking bis place at
tackle. There was hard fight between 2.,r
the varsity to-day. Both men VIM be tried
ont in the Bates game tomorrow and the man
who makes the better showing will go into the
West Point game on Saturday. Cunnin. the
regular centre. Ia laid up Just now with one
Of the small bones in his wrist broken Sauiers
leg and will be unable TO play in the Bates