The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-20
In The FOOTBALL WORLD.
RESTRICTIONS AT YALE TO PRE-.
VENT CIRCULATING. =
Question OF Merit and FavOritism Raised
at PennsyIvania-Coi,imb and ELS
Try New Formations-Poor Pract'ce
at HAryard--Resul Of Games Played.

vent specializing In tickets for the Princeton
and Harvard games. Among the regulations
to govern the distribution OF tickets are the
following:
Graduates may apply TOR one seat in the cheering rim
wSeTs only eHa 'e one ses T', VII BE- allotted
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for returning them must he given y.,. p,,,,,on
game SnIli Saturday, oct q :, z noon Harvard
are re Say iSr !h noon
zane ss s1 for sso Vale Princeton will be sent
" Tsk.is for the Yale Harvard game win he sent
it is pleasant to see the name OF Julian W
Curtis, the wheel horse OF things ADVISORY u.
Yale. on the COMMITTEE on distribution
means that the thing will be well done
Regarding the personnel OF the Pennsyl.
vania team that will play, against Columbia
next Saturday, the Philadelphia Public Ledger
asks some pertinent aueations;
xviii the beat men in the squad .fill the posi-.
ons WI % %5t the Sons mem
snperiorityY Or will ability and merit be
suboIdnsted 70 fayori,lsm and pa5T55ia!!t y.a.
returned to college this fall In prompt
acknowledgment to the management re,
quest an esr OF 9pd dse %esS
Had he delayed reporting until about week
prior to the first regularly scheduled game
condition. But he was one OF the hrst 70
start training. and. as consequence ne
soon showed lack in speed. spirit and dash;
1908. Later he was laid of to rest From
this date he seems to have been in disfavor
valuable than ever Weede is the fastest
end psYhas p in es Fat sSa SaS be strength
ened. From end to end PENNSYLVANIA may
pc said to be weak rather than s strong This
at left tackle 10 one Of the other candidates
The Quaker captain has proved himself snas;ng,S
harsh to him in physical requisites necessary
for first class tackle Not only is But
Rookie to be the superior Of any man in the
squad trying for u tackle.
ITHACA, y. Y. Oct ie-Another hot day
hampered the practice Of the Cornell team
this afternoon. but Coach Warner continued s,1
men. The varsity first spent an hour run
ming through signals. among which were
evening BY the coach on the blackboard,
The soTimmage lasted forty minutes and was
z sruellIng one. Neither the ,vat ,Sy nor
OF the. first team showed some Improvement
over that OF YESTERDAY The i featurs q the
sithoush the biz player Is not as yet able to
go into a scrimmage. He was injured in
the. first game of the season and has had
to-day to help Warner with the tSo guards:
S1n are Ss s The S Hsw 's sasas Of .na
I9OsSs player hi, His se name sn i
strength Warner Immediately put him on
the varsity squad and later into the scrim-
mage, where he showed up well Tor green
Preparati tons are being made on Percy Field
for the PRINCETON game rsek IRON srs neai
to increase the sea ting ca pacityt TIE f fn-
of Pennsyivsnia; umpire, iAnsiord Of Trim
ity: lnesman. Staufrer OF Pennsylvania.
another day OF wretched football in practice
to-day with third and fourth string men
f HH 'n np by slight INJURIES II was expected
that the coaches would accomplish consid-
cradle this week, but only one or two OF the
mage mage so M" far this week. Meter and shnrtieY
are the only men who nave faced the second
ing the Harvard squad. but the number of
slight injuries is much larger than usual,
we're In All sd p By paT sHsy Nils asy
Parker, Sauires, Nichols and Barney all ran
s Moad 1 asa Ss d ofs s% fS
ss%sd Of PM Meier sssd en and begins to oos
ran. Randall captain OF the bali team.
went in at left end ON the second eleven and
tore things up in fine style: Harrison. for
nell at right tackle on the second: There
lasted Mss t1e vent minutes and the varsity
WAS able to score Just once: The second
team held the varsity twice fSr downs and
rushed the Dali Tor long sWetches ana snort
gains.
NEW HAVEN. DC, 10, New formation were
which was begun on. Yale Field this after
noon When the public got n glimpse Of the
sSH he se sood
each other on the 25-yard line; Il was ap-
parent from the appearance Of the PLAYERS PLAYER,
behind CLOSED. doors: The varsity only after
some pretty neroe drives against the college
line with B"S in %ss
to the college team from the position OF end
on the varsity. Flanders. law school
man. who was on the SQUAD last season and
who Is a giant from Boston. took Tripp 3
place at guard on the vars ty. and he did
work that tick led the coaches. He Ia re-
earded as good varsity timber. After a
short rest the brief second lelf was started.
and it was hot one in W ich the. college
side held the varsity fairly we'll. The
varsity got the ball on the college 25-yard
line, and soon had another touchdown to
Is credit There ns,v. was o work II fSSh1f
Sr'' member OF the junior class academic,
and son OF the Rev. Joseph II. -Twichei OF
Hartford, member OF the Yale Corporation.
fering from Commissions Of the head and spine.
He was injured In scrimmage. but 1t is be-
lieved his injuries are not serious.
Secret practice was the order OF the day
for Columbia football squad yesterday
afternoon at American League Park. For
more than two hours the team was sc mt throue
the hardest lind Of work. The scrimmae cling
lasted for nearly three quarters Of an hour
and was not very encouraging. The scrub
with Armstrong playing splendidly, at left
half back, scored once against the varsity,
Then the frat team took the pigskin and
rushed il over from midfeld twice on new
formations which were tried ont yesterday for
the first time. In the main these were the
same plays that have proved SO effective
against Columbia In some OF her past con-
tests, notably the Amherst game The new
formations include wing shifts. delayed