The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30

Pennsy IS already In trouble with the
Athletic Committee over the eligibility OF foot,
ball candidates. Just now tho coaches arc
trying TO nix" things so that Smith. tho big
full-bnck. who played last year until dis
qualified after the Harvard game, can play
agaln.4 Smith has thirteen conditions In his
work, but the coaches say he can pass them
Gil OF
Yale conctes have sprung something on tho
players unlike any offensive tactics ever seen
at pa .E! College y IL called the tack, tackle
from their places behind the line the half
backs skipping into the tackles places Just
an attack following with the tackles carrying
the ball IN either straight football or a
tackles.back formation Tho attack varies at
OF football ever seen at New Haven.
From present indications the University OF
Michigan is going 70 have tho greatest foot
bail team in the history OF tho game at Ann
Arbor. Reports from Whitemore Lake. state
that the eleven is at present eraging more
than 200 pounds. Many promising players
have yet to report. and 1t Ia predicted that
when Tho entire squad Is At work Coach Yost
will be able to pick two teams. both Of q
wnh w Be sns p o a Weight
and speed of the team can be gained from
the fact that Ralph Rose. the giant shot
putter has not been able to do better than
play guard on the scrub The outlook is con-
sidercd the best In years, and the Michigan
alumni and underg raduates are expecting n
runaway race all through the season. Six
veterans or last years combination arc at
work, and there are nearly to score cand-
dates for the five vacancies.
Miscellaneous Sports.
&c nang the champion Of chanp!osn9s Of
naIsa sSn es sis = tie
in isss and paid 800 pounds-about sssoo-eaah
August Belmont Finding IT impossible TO
spare time TO race his famous , sexenty, 1o
Proctor OF the New York, Larchmont and
Indian Harbor yacht clubs. I.
the intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Assoeiat ton.
e decide the tb In
s spxss q the Mefcn Monay
sssss: s5s ss5s e tse
ton. Yale. University Of ennsylyania
Boston, Philadelphia and the Metropolitan dis
ess q se phs
Among the contestants at the Tantallon.
meeting were Mr. Balfour. the prime minister.
who made his first appearance IN q compel.
Stion, and the Hon. Alfred Lltteton, the;
colonial secretary. and famous as the best
amateur wicket keeperSain his day, Mr. r
s slas.s r #
The rchedue of the polo tournament at the
Rumford Club grounds Proyidenc u, u.
tober 18th. ANNOUNCED yes.erlay as fol-
Rockaway. FOR the Hope cup; October eth.g
Norfolk Country Club. Tvs. Rumford: October
sth,F Rockaway vs. winners Of. October 9Th.
for the What Cheer cups: October 10th. Ia \
comic ys. Norfolk; October 18th, Rumford vs.
winners OF October 1lth, for the Rumford
cups. s5G 3f IS . =. sfE2 .Ls 34s
Bailey. with a total score Of th!rty-five tar
gets carried OF The high gun honors OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Gun Clubs monthly large. shoot
I.averock. Pa. Bailey broke nineteen out Of
the first twenty five ran a straight ai score C.,
cap Of four targets. he managed to beat out
the field OF eight marksmen. Bowen. with the
help Of g handicap 6of nine targets, finished
second. with 4thirty-four.g 25 Elk . 81
| The sixty horse power Mercedes, owned by
f. r. Thomas, Of NewsYork. has been entered
in the five.mile handicap rqce ut the Point
Breeze track on October list. The Packard
machine. which holds the worlds record for
$40 miles, is also entered in 7. the races
The races are being held under the auspices
OF the Automobile Club OF Philadelphia, and
the entries are numerous. 81 sGa r. s