The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-08
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD,
Schedule OF Games for TO-day--Practiee
or the Eleyens.


The football schedule for to-day Is an eS-
tensive one Eevcns all over the country
VIII be In uction The schedule follows:
Harvard Us. Maine, al Cambridge
Yale vs. Pennsylvania state, al New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Washington and Jefferson, al
Princeton.
Columbia vs. Williams. at New York,
pennsylvania vs.. lchgh. at Philadelphia
Cornell VS.. Hamilton. AT Ithaca.
Annapolis VS.. Virginia Military Institute, AT
Annapolis.
Lafayette Us, Galiaudet. at Easton.
Indians vs. Bucknci at WianSport.
west Point VS. Dickinson. at West Point.
syracuse VS.. Colgate. al Syracuse.
Michigan VS.. Kalamazoo, at Ann Arbor.
Chicago VS.. Purdue. at Chicago.
Union vs. Rochester. AZ Schenectady,
University OF Buffalo VS.. Colgate. at Buffalo
Illinois VS.. Washington University, AT ST. Louis,
Wisconsin VS.. Marquette. at Madison.
Harvard. 0s VS.. ST. Marks at SouthbOro.
Fotdham vs. y. y. T.. OF Ohio Field
Columbia will have changed lineup in
the game with Williams this afternoon at
American League Park Buell. will drop his
place at right half back and will go 10 right
end. where he was all last fal Either
O1oughlin or Frambach viii start the
gamo mt right half back, while Duel
Heinrich and Townsend can be used in the
o'h'I Duck pOslIlOn. fOr pD09 hOTl0y
has Buell. and Muir at one end and Griswold
and Post at the other. The appearance OF
Duden ms centre Yesterday gives Morley
substitute for FinueEan in case the latter
is hurt. johnson, from Case School, Kruger
OF the sophomore eleven and Stiefel II sub
stitute guard last fall, were new men who
made their appearance yesterday. John
Wolf. left end in 1900. helped Morley in coach
ing. Williams always has been a toug pro-
N@atN 20. MT
has tackled the players from Massachusetts
twice in the last two years and has won by
score OF to in each case. Practice yes
terday was light, the main work being
formation to protect tho full backs on kicks
and also to teach the varsity how TO break
through and block punts.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. THE Harvard varsity
and second elevens played tie game in their
scrimmage this aftern Don, each side getting
II points. Reggie Brown, coach of the second
eleven. scored q touchdown on a 93-yard
run from fake kick. Wendell. the freshman
who has been at right half back on the varsity
eleven for two days, scored on 5O-yard
run through the right side OF the second
line. Wendell will begin the game at right
half tomorrow in the absence OF Capt Hur-
ley. who has not yet recovered sufficiently to
be on the field. The varsity made it's other
touchdown by line bucking. Barney, 200
pound freshman from the Roxbury Latin
School, played at centre in the second eleven,
and put 1t all over White. who played OPP
posite him. Hugh Herman did the 'varsity's
punting and got of two sixty yarders.
number of men who have been on the Grip
pies squad were out in toys again to-day
among them being Brill. Oveson. Hanlcy,
Parker. Nichols. Reynolds. Wilder, Foster
and Osborne.
NEW HAVEN. DOT. Mike Murphy got
after Kineon, left tackle on the varsity eleven,
this afternoon for trying to dig a hole with
his stiff leather finger shield in Stewards
ball on the Yale field this season. The col
leg backs had pounded K{ineon hard, and
Kineon to brace him up. ii nettied him,
and he made jab into Stewards face, cut
tng "a, deep gash MURPHY stopped the
not play football at Yale any more II he
rep.eated the action. Then al the coaches
Of such play Yale in the game @ With p penn
!o9 for reese lvH the kick on The centre
iS n. Ri in ths fPs fs
the men in forming a running interference
to guard the man carrying the ball.
PnIiEsEToS. M Oct The Tigers had light
tackle, was out OH the field again, and while
be did not get IN to-day's scrimmase he win
touchdo own. and seemed to have things a
good deal their own way to-day, Waller
e Saa VIA. nTobabv on Dnt ms
A change which is apt TO prove more fasting,
however, is the appearance of Hamill at left
is a bit TOO light, Hamiii, WHO is freshman
from Exeter has speed aud considerably
more weight than King.
EAsIoN. Pa. Oct. Lafayette is ready for
the deaf mute team from Gallaudet to-mor::
nterest Sowere zane centres se'fn n h I1n
preparedness 20 meet Princeton next Wednes.
day. DR.. Wharton OF the Pennsylvania 90 4
" sa H br Bu III 4 rprse al
Lafayette showing. aud salt he thought the
ankle early in the week. has recovered and will
play tomorrow. El!icott, and Craig the
tons on the team from Two Of last t" years ears
players. Will be taken out after the first half
10 save them for Wednesdays contest In
Princeton.
.WILIlAMsrowS. Mass, Oct 7.Coach Fly
Of Williams Is confident that some Of tho
days game against the MASSACHUSETTS, Stale
College team viii be absent IN, the game
source OF strength to Williams win BE- A tie
presence OF Capt Watson at right half baok
His pnntlng and end runs haSe always proved
nlace will be hed BY either Noiat H or Judsen
aHTn a Ct @ a i an cs H% r. ana
Elder OF last years Exeter team will be at
right tackle and left end respectively, while
DAYS game. will play right end Murray at
left tackle PLAYED strong game last year
Saxaf tRrse eenrs a@
Eldred and Ed rcdge are heavy men, weigh