The sun., 1904-11-03
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
MORE APPLICATIONS THAN SEATS
FOR HARYARD-YALE GAME.
Capt. stangiand OF Columbia May Have
Blood Cot on Brain-Tigers show
Power and speei-Drop Kicking by
Elis-Warner Makes Changes at Cornell

Blood CIot on Brain-TiEers show
Power and speed-Drop Kicking by
EIis-Warner Makes Changes at Cornell
Two thousand more applications have
been received for the Harvard-Yale football
game than there are seats. II these two teams
lost every game they played. they wouio
still play to capacity. and the same Is true
OF Yale and Princeton. The rivalry and
fame Of the institutions give their games
vogue which Is peculiar to itself. Only the
West Point-Annapolis game attains quite
the same distinctive features OF patronage
and hurrah. The seating capacity at Yale
Field Is about $4,000. With the attendance
at the Harvard-Yale game there as the Dig
gest drawing card. Harvard will this year
play to an attendance Of rs. 900 In four games,
the three other games being thoee with
Pennsylvania. the Indians and Dartmouth.
1t Is safe to add 10000 for the other games
Of the Harvard schedule. There are three
games on the Yale schedule that mean
a combined attendance Of about 65. 900. the
Harvard game, with 81, 900. the Princeton
game. with $4,000. and the Columbia game.
with 1900. The West Point game drew
about 5000. so that the Blues will have played
to about rs 900 for the whole season.
The season should also be prosperous
one for Pennsylvania. additionally so since
the victory at Cambridge. with the Indians.
Lafayette and Cornell. all attractive games.
still to come. The Quakers always have
been liberal In the m after OF opponents on the
schedule. and a hard schedule has no terrors
for them. They are the only big university
team that iourneyed as far west as Chicago
to play. and perhaps their broad 'sportsman-
ship might induce them to do next year what
contemporaries in the East have fought shy
of-arrange a game with the University Of
Michigan. Their showing this year let's them
In as regards class. 1t has been no fault
OF the Wolverines that they have not been
seen in the East. and IL they are seen in New
York this year. as they may be, 1t Is probable
that credit the refor will be due to the enter
prise OF Amherst.
The Exeter team has followed the lead
OF their older brothers and gone Hto secret
practice. The for-why is the game with
Andover to be played on Nov. IL. the most
important OF the prep" school games. Both
Andover and Exeter have beaten all op-
ponents easily this year. and those op--
ponents inc lude the Harvard and Yale fresh
me n. the Harvard second team and one or
two co llege teams Andover has mot been
scored on and Exeter only once. Minds OF
Pennsylvania will umpire the game. At first
glance 1t would appear that Harvard and
Yale freshmen teams could beat Andover
Andover and Exeter teams scatter to dif-
ferent colleges. and the excellent team play
they develop counts for naught with the
players when they become freshmen in col
lege. The college freshmen. too. are split
up between the freshmen and varsity squads.
and the college freshmen teams do not get
the coaching that the academy ele vens
profit by.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. Brown defeated
Tufts to-day by score OF Al to 0. Brown
had things her own way from the start. Her
playing was ragged at times. and had II not
haa furnhlinp and playa the
would have been made larger. The Tufts
team was out Of It's class and could make but
a few yards before having to punt. Brown
held Tufts for downs time and time again
and broke through the line, blocking many
punts Browns line was strong and was
held out strongly against Tuftss attack:
The interference on end runs was poor and
gave Tufts opportunity to get at the man
with the ball In the latter half Brown played
almost an entire second team. which put
up good offensive game Chase, Pryor and
Weikert made runs OF twenty @ e. and thirty
work for Tufts, and Cobb Weikert and Chase
played well for Brown. The lineup