The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-31

Rochester, i2o; opponents. " 0iz games. Exeter,
o eIs SpRsasnt 1--WE games, Michigan f cppon
ehts. o (sight gamesl, Minnesota coo; opponenu
1' Sa si ~ Sa9s IS ave
New HAVEN. Oct. so.-The gene ne With
coaches 70 think Tie chances for their teaip
later on are bright. The players are back
oohS SEn and s anS Be- ready
get into PRACTICE for the Brown game mex next
Saturday. Bloomer will rest ms ~ ism ne
players may get a let up tomorrow, Then
the eoaehes expect TO put the men through
the hardest kind Of work for several days
| to the hard work given the men before the
| game. jim Rodgers captain Of the W team
ana Vance X b sapt coacb the mem
There RIh spos in tss tS Ssarf E G n
the fact that i the men viii have two, weeks
interval before tbs game with Cornell The
Columbia nS y6 nomplste defeats BY
a minute or so in which to SIT back. heave
The ee damage aesp 'f fhe a stuaen in local col
lese Is far from inspritng, ne ,b gain,ens s
that HSf to What
should be in order to, succeed. The defeat
by Amherst was ascribed to slump, that
win for the Ouakers The Yale game proved
the real side, of the cage one that haa no.
team is neither heavy nor strong enough
to rank with the first raters, A.. ouo.
| Still, from the devastation or the over
wheiming defeat, there are few bits OF COM
The first Of these was the. good spirit shown
and final the men played with all the deter
minaton that any eleven un az ssen eff
| f0ns Nprlax haaI nnA
Of the and hfs Of oo es tn
make the morale of the team excellent Even
now. with three defeats heavy on their minds.
are Sos as tG beaen
that is no reason that Cornell should ada n
DUEL was bright and shining u light in
everywhere, tacklng men on either size OF
the fine and working in style that hark dsi
fensive full back Of 1908. Duell too, was
valuable in advancing the ball. Not always
fast man to get going ne his shS s stop S
| Metzenthin's brilliant work as quarter BACK
| for Columbia was another scintillant Dit
| He ran the team with good judgment, except
The frequent penalties imposed on Column
bia for interfering with passes 6y HorapaGk
| called for some comment among the Columpia
were fooled by two little tricks that RQrabac ~
his wrists. go that it appeared, to Finnegan as
II Roraback were passing the, ball Flnnegall
charged on this motion and was penallzed
for IT, as Roraback simply held the pail
Capt. Stangland was pretty badly hurt and
was unconscious when carried TO the dressing
ne o
all right. There will be no game for the regu-
lar team until week from next Saturday a,y,
the Columbia second team next Saturday.
al . oct has
that Pennsylvania defeated the Crimson
eleven Yesterday. There Is no getting around no
undergraduates thought they had one Of
the greatest elevens that ever played foot
ball and now that the the o Sonf k has st
where they are Never was college SO
surprised and d disappointed as Is Harvard
Tssn talked
game, and Just now their only hope lies In the
fact that Harvard's extreme crudeness IN
that are left before the Yale game. for their
confidence in the material from which the
Is to be 6u aas 70 t nos Is
placed on the coaches. and no doubt that Is
where it belongs. 49,,
Harvard football this fall that what the men
need is coaching, individual coaching. TOT
they have not ys. ~ ne sbef
There has been less real good coaching on
Soldiers Field this fall than has been seen e 7,
p Ga sSm SATURDAY have not had ENOUGH
perience at their positions TO be second rate
sprep" school players, and II is up to Harvard
up h a Of the ue
game. Yet all the faults Harvard can cor
on % Be n made o4 sha
viii be Instructed in the essentials Of football
and every game from now until Sox' 10
has been overlooked, They did not show
their full hand yesterday. They have
number Of plays that have not been disclosed
PRINCETON. Oct. 3o.-The Princeton eleven
arrived home from Ithaca this morning In a
coaches were not altogether pleased with the
defence, they were glad TO have escaped with
only one black mark against them r.,- All an ne
who viii Be kept on the side lines for a day
two The good points .n in PrinSst1rs
Of Miller and Tenney;,, The bad point was
neypectedly weak: The ends were also
viii be a hard one on University Field. for
the Princeton coaches do not intend to be
taken into camp by the soldiers next Satur =
day.
Last Saturdays game showed that the Ney
York yssu + 81
labors during the last three weeks was par
ticuiarly noticeable in the offensive work
the team The rspdd tSs wit. snd TsSs ne ne
Interference showed great Improvement
over the iistless and slovenly playing Of the
earlier games.
TENNIS AT TUXEDO.