The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-26
was again In toys. looking after the centre
m ndida tas

ton sSs of %risRt. left end. whose ankle Nss
sprained In Saturday game. every resuita,
both to-day and yesterday wright's In n
Jury. however. Is pot seriops, and ne VII 20 ia
Rro S@n better ~ each day and what lacking
In case Of injury good substitutes are a Rb.
inson's place at quarter In last Saturdays
game, proved himself 70 be "a, "e0 con rshowsd
not only passed tie ball wei an he sn teS
but showed marked ability in running back
punts. In one Instance taking the ball back more I
Sa t eN y ycor sG Is already having good
results. and the team Is gaining confidence n IN
Itself Coach smith Is deyotdntE mHeh w ,
I he followers are looking for another vietqry
next Saturday. when Rutgers comes 70 sche-
nectady.
Secret practice was again the order for
Slum6a vsrty f9ot9a Ike men
to American League Park and gave them
two hours OF steady hard work until IL WIS v;as
men except Brown and Duell went into me
play. Dnell was not on the field at al. ana no
Brown acted as referee on the sG CHI riuht
side se Of the f"' vnrsiy line displayed unusual
weakness and was pushed back for pig gains 1n,.
strong. tho right haif back q the scrub was was
the best of the players In finding holes through
the varsity defence. IT was ne who scored as
terday When the varsity finally took the
ball the regular players found no di saSsTa
IN Crushing through r me On sGT pnS re se bv
the rst teams back Held Most Of the time
toward the end Of the practice was taken up
Mheh WaTs 81 srSR 's seHs
ons and tcE paSTs Were thsy
to pse1e " eons Il to Yale next Saturday
Carter, the varsity full back. left the game
after few moments. suffering severe strain.
to quarters. but his injury will probably not
keep him out OF the play next SATURDAY.
Muir. varsity right end, again strained MS
ankle, but his injury, too. is OF little iinpor-
lance.
Preparations for seating big crowd u the
Th h new ss grand stand on the east side Of the
field will be finished by Thursday, and will
hold more than 100 Rers91ns understood that
ter back at the start Of the Yale game len Net let
he first team in Yesterdays sorimmage.
Donovan acted scrub quarter back.
that the Cornell football team has suffered
this season occurred to-day, when Birning-
mingham has been prohibited from playing
football ut all by the faculty Of the veterinary
college, in which he Is registered, and COS
teilo has been declared unable to play, by
the physicians Of the team on account OF an
ago. but which was thought to have COM
Costello was one Of the strongest men IN
yssr hs wss the s
back and one OF the best men in the back
field. He also was the only drop kicker
vii win be practically helpless in this depart
ment. The changes in the makeup OF the
| eleven made yesterday have been oancelled.
| and new effort was made to-day to put tine
remaining men together in the best order,
| The practice, however. was behind closed
gates
| ia any set score for forfeited football game.
| The rules do not provide any score for Tor
felt. There are. provisions for forfeitures,
teams tea is SO rare that It could almost be cassed
| as unique. In baseball a forfeited game
goes to the other. side by score OF to 9,
speaks well for football that forfeits are al
| most unheard Of. Nevertheless. the matter
Of penalties and the enforcement thereof and
hand nf f IN football G as in baseball The nature
Of the two games accounts for this Football
being close game. with the players In direct
more dcut to foilow than in BASEBALL
| The rules provide three causes for forfeiture.
When a game is begun so late that IN ths ne
the referee shall arbitrarily, shorten the
halves so that halves of equal length may be
length Of time he has set, Either side refusing
to abide by the referees opinion on this point
iorfeits the game Other causes fer for for
referee to do So and defensive team com.
hitting fouls 80 often near their goal line that
the distance to the goal line in order IN the
opinion Of the referee to delay the game