The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-24

the Columbia team first came on the field.
seaS " Me- Who ha psssa
position reliably almost the, whole, season.
fancied Donovan more for the place, and
4 that Metz. was holding the place only until
Donovan knee got well In the , two DAY days
showed up so well that y wasdeolded to put
died, punts, in nothing like the clean style
Of Metzenthn.. nor did he run, the team a.
S. nnes he Mas asas
| 70 save the team for the Yale game. was using
5 bad jpdgmepti similar BIT of work work WA, was
ley used Metzenthip a. quarter, although
Metz" never before had played the place
paSs sfn e IN xa spSe for or
yania picked him out as weak point. and 20
h BE- proved for while; Later Morley sent n
| sisps Of his play against Amherst and chafnY
Under having been kept on the bench. played
enough. however, to avail against iale's
sturdy right guard 1rpp, VINO is man likely
to prove one of the best of the year in his
learned from her sermmage prar!ise against nst
team. in the game ne With swarthmore, col:
om ths so centre cSRsa' 40. tas Jnp
rey, having been told Of his, delayed every
pass SO that Eingsgan never lad a chance nance.
the ouakess. i looked d' Ike fate that Penn.
sylvania should be the winner last SATURDAY
colleges the team I playins on It's home grounds
always has been the victor. The Quakers
also ha A shut out Columbia every she gnst
sylvania. 20; Columbla, o. lsol-Colgmbie.
Columbia o. isosCoum,bin, IS Penn n1-
umba U.
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the result was not entirely satisfactory to
Coach Fultz. The team showed all-around
Improvement, but the men failed TO grasp
The opportunity to score several times when
the goal was within easy reach. Plumbing
played an important part in the game, The
TIER Hn qaieEness in re recovering the ball pre-
vented the visitors from scoring. a de-
cided ipproyement in the attack was shown W.
the line low and hard. Miller the big tackle
who was kept ont of The Eanse on Account OF
Will be. out this afternoon Another man
who will add strength at the ends VIII appear
IN Conneil; He ma, has played at end h on tue
been able to get into the scIimnage this
season because OF threatened attack OF
days game in good condition, and every
man will be able to get into the scrimmage
inns AFTERNOON.
PRINCETON. Oct. rs The Tigers were con
siderably encouraged by the big score which
the team rolled up Yesterday against Lehigh;
showed plainly that the team was anxious
to redeem itself frSm the humiliation of the
game game showed S hat there Is still a grea, deal
of work cut out for the coaches for the next
1 the wsss hf .hsa ssssn
less than no and was very slow, but IN the
FIRST ten minutes OF play the visitors gained
carried fifty yards before the Tigers braced;
After the Bethlehemities we're pretty well
tired out PROJECTION. OF course, had an easy
will be directed toward strengthening the
Indeed. DR.. Newton. the Lehigh coach,
ton has the strongest attack and the poores,
defence ever saw her have
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. % The Pennsylvania
football warriors who participated in the
game against Columbia rested quietly over
s SUrk his tha we sie viii ee M
t. q p5sssrnss . iSs fSaaH r.
sorimnaEs work Of the hardest Kind against
squad viii leave Phi!sdeiphia on Tuesday
SE sos sbs The Of M sh sheFs
training quarters have been secured. The
work there will be Of lighter nature: signal
run a' thrcu sh the country, viii be INDUCED in
until Friday. allowin the men q good rest
The day before The big gam tsc, me ,6 coaches ts
work and interference. and new formations
will be taught,
the Yale practice for the coming week
will be the stIest the squad has had this
season. The Yale student body and the
the weltng the Blue got from the Soldiers
yesterday. and they are now turning their
eo s one Of the
suits OF the West Point defeat. For instance;
some OF the Yale, critics think the grip of
squad has been somewhat lessened in the past
twenty-four hours. and it was their belief
that irwin who has Ss bssn DONE eSven
go into the varsity line Others look for
Flanders taking kinneys position. Mccoy
there the coming week will largely deter
mine whether he will get into the big games.
II was sad bo oh sss no BEEN mas ios
condition. would get back into, the practice
tomorrow, The coaohers had long con-
they are bit cast down over Yale's defeat
and the effect IL may have on the men for
Tie few n Ss hsS of hs Spn %
turn out superior article OF football
WEST POINT y. Y. Oct. 23.With yelling
and singing the cadets last night celebrated
their victory over Yale, dancing around a
bonfire in which was Yale flag emblazoned
with a picture Of n football player. The
officers OF the pest, too, Joined in the cele-
bration and mingled their yells with those of
the cadets. Graves was the only member
Coach Royers said to-day:
West Point won as ia irly from Yale as did
Princeton last year and in much the same
manner 1t has appeared that West Point |
won on fiuke. but where another team blocks |
a punt and RECEIVERS for a touchdo wn II Ia only !
f,mke in the minds of those who know little !
OF the game. without doubt Yale has n pow |
erful team but West Point Is strong enough /
to keep Yale from running M a score Of many /,
points and strong enough to defeat Yale by |
taking advantage of all opportunities, Any !
patriotic observer not too much big four
inclined knows as much II he has observed |
West Point S last two games.
Baseball Games Yesterday.
AT HOBoKES.