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and speed wen Wei filling ths place left Vacant
Sy 39SSssaup The sood
formations and Day in the game again. WesI
leyan can be counted on to advance the ban
some against Vermont.
All the regular varsity players. with the
exception S, e crsn were II the az
Spiss, @ Van Van Wintie. VII s from % the medical school
played in Cragin's place at full back; Bel
was relocated to the scrub. and MeWen took
hs aesy sSe did Sp na se e The ii ssets e%p and
s snap % and Vim Which they tass dspsyed IL ths
Re1nselaer game. 4 strong scrub was out cut
S9d %ds s hs ysaTy hS Sse
I was was used. Two trsls Of This play and
yiellded touoidoWns 1s T after only only seven plays
Fultz then gave the ball to the scrub on on the
10 line The ns yIsd Gstd up
hammered time alter time: When FuLtz
sssn %ss 'siS& the % f xS.T We
aus Rssyy Iy sRd RsSneds sSs
of ofensiye work the We team I has s' SHOWN this
season. Hulsart ran the plays OF In such
apa Ssoqe t the
I'll HAMILTON. T. Nov ,mAl .tI. athletis a Ss
RsTfectns Of the ioetbs team for The d.. VII H.
this isii and md ths was parteulsry noticesbs
a number Of times Colgate just missed scoring
on account Of inability TO hang on to the ball
This y Gsns kin the careful na fsteR
pected that there will be very little OF it on
Saturday.
=, ITHACA. n. Y. Nov. 2,---The Cornell varsity
0n FROM lSI Sat sds "Ih oGGa men
" he @ ssf Rs
shifted from Quarter bach e ri 5iiEht, end, E s, 70
to play again this season on account Of in
{uries received in last SATURDAYS game.
Bird who herstSfo,e has been Capt u LyHahs h.ath
Lynah. before coming TO Cornell played the
end position T9 pTSyids substitute t,ssS for
man. H was I taken M to to the varsity squad. Good
speed is light and fast. He is green in the
end position. however. having played "a ia ackle lte
back field Gibson was shifted from substitute
take Birminehatn's place. the latter having
In IN iH'h this q order the varsity ran through
signals and tried out a II OF the more intricate
s together @ under which the he team played ssinst
Princeton will be absent when Cornell
against the scrubs for fifty minute scrim-
mage. in which the regulars scored a number
Of .S.chd9wns The plays 1 Which The
line had long trying out.
The Columbia football players resumed
practice yesterday afternoon for the game
With Cornell, The absence Of Capt Stang;
showed that these men have n OF yet recovered
from the effects OF the Yale game. 1t is feared
that Capt stangland may be en- much oIn, more
He was taken. from the game, dazed. He
has been around college since and said that he
eer Yestefdav % hoWeVer Ve~e % Il beca3e known thst
affection Of the brain. He has had head
with Yale. and besides has lost his sense Of
taste and OF smell. These things would seem
to point to an injury OF that part Of the brain
probably in the form of small blood clot
Dr.. Oastler, the teams physician. has
examined stanSlsnd and has been unables
there is blood cIot IL can be removed quickly
only by an operation Any other method.
SeSrs He 'n Year. r. The eject Of the hurt ''o on
Stansland, has been in p no way to de1dnnss
enough to be immediately DANGEROUS A
any event. il is likely that stangland will
least @ The decson @ az to the 'q neeessity % OF
an operation will have to be made to-day.
pr. Oastler plans to make final examine
The players who were out Yesterday moved
about the field rather ,stifiy. All the men had
discolorations and bruises The work Of
for the ends and running through sienals.
Post did some neat drop-kicking and Muir
s RS~a H good seveS 4an pssns
for a time. Then team was made up from
the t,Ih,e scrub in order to get the the men used 1 to
next saturday The freshmen. succeeded
in defeating. Horace Mann school by q score
Park, The schoolboys made the freshies
sh. ha5d to set Ss. With she me rss
mem " e d Is from @ Horace ef Mann D school che en and
charged through his former team mates
for big gains. Chalmers Wood. Jr., coach
With the Cornell fres hman to be played at
American League Park on election day.
CAhfnRIPoEs N9v .,ds. lathe Harvard ard ,sI bsl
afternoon after 1 it ' hs. had thi. fsii. In scrims inns
mage which lasted twenty-five, minutes
the team was driven to the limit by the coaches
snap than aracterlzed the work yester-
day and Monday. There was a slight inn
provement in bothl hloffence and defence. less
fumbling and better tackling. The lineup
was divided into two periods In the first
Of which the varsity scored four touch
downs on the second. and in the second the
varsity, was held for downs twice by the
subs and forced to punt third time, schoen-
Monday and played we'll on the subs yeeter-
day, was promoted TO the varsity to-day
and he played a hard game at left guard.
He Ia not vet familiar with the signals, but
he, got into every play and made his work
tell. Matthews, who was substitute two
years ago Joined the SQUAD to-day and
ntes. He is fast and good tackler. but
Is a bit light Mills was IN the scrimmage
for the first time since the Pennsylvania
game. and Nichols got into signal practice
Tor the first time since he banged his shoulder
Roger Derby, who played left tackle in
the Yale game last fall, and who injured his
shoulder the first day Of practice. had his
first taste Of real football on. the subs this
was quarter back on the subs playing for
the first time since the West Point game
Capt. Hurley was out watching the work
OF the squad. but his ankle has not suff1clently
recovered to allow him to get into the lineup.
Wendell ran all but two yards OF the length
Of the field for a touchdown on kick -of
this afternoon, the varsity eleven giving
him good Interference. Sperry ran seventy
yards for touchdown on play outside OF
tackle
GRoToN, Mass. Nov. 2.-Groton School
defeated St. Mark q School by the score OF
II TO o in the annual football game here this