The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-29

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Rder. TIE Tea team aA' viii spend tonight at
Newburgh.
EAsT9s Pa Oct 9snLaf.Fsssts meets
are in e1cellent condition and expect to win
handlly. Ellicott. who has been out OF the
game since Princeton was played. f. again
up a fine game on the line. Capt. Morrison
c kin 0Ghhns for the day 5 N
snd hs eGedR ss sas oss is
sWarthm e crack soai hoker ' was not n
last. last sa nI game. b.. came u, az surprise
and handeS his f1 team veil fhey e reason Se
Crowell did not attempt goal from the field
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to Lafayette's goal to try.
at Ss ss h IL. os Eli. ys.s as:s.a
that 1t were better for the team to remain In
this city to.nIsht instead Of spending The night
y the for the Yale
ehs Yale SQUAD Woad m%eh bees
rest here than in New York, and that the train
ride tomorrow morning to the metropolis
coaches said there was always more or less
noise and excitement at the hotel in New
the night before big game. and there was a
good deal of visiting going on that rather
stirred sia up IN. the m men n. mo, l., a.. ,..s
there viii be hundreds. Of Yale men along
was very little se5imma sing during the secret Ha
formatlons being the main ain eiiort sgne
make havoc with the Columbl Ia boys. Signal
practice followed when the gates were opened.
would not be satisfied with less than three
touchdowns;. Every man except Rockwell is
iep9Fed in ps soTs tnneS not Py
inson, who has been developing into steady
player, will go the whole game at quarter.
In at full back for the first time. 1t was said
70 be the program of the coaches that, II Co
gmh M ssslf sft sGfbns
out and Hoyt sent in in his place. '
n. earsa sf I'D S Ps Rs
team fer the Re1 3ns game; Eishteen men
Ss fs xns 'psps Eaerd snd
Cragin took the bah nearly every time, and
Craein got the oval once on the Ave yard
line and tore through the eighteen scrub
lined s q s1K ard as
mage work. Neither side was, able to score
but the varsity tackles ripped up the solYb
The team that viii line up a ga inst Rennseissr
this aftsrnoon will be the strongest, both
eas
should be particularly strong on the attack,
for Futa to Iss but th
right tackle, but 1t, is not likely that he viii
Change &c viii n Be- the back RP eid
Mowen goingin at left half IN place Of Rogge.
The probable ess saos pTeg KR. fG0s ~; s Lft I'd
centre. .Go5ham; right guard Raidiris; risst
tackle; Ha n Rs ley, tight end SonSsII
Seessr i"l 6aek ,'' ora as N0"en right hail.
SAMn Y, 1!,}; Oct ssHsryard and Penn
81 football on Soldiers Field here to.mo ss
afternoon at O'clock. o., the fourteen !
Won 10 and Penns yivahia. e Il has been cen
the Crimson. and 1t Is not likely that the
string will be broken tomorrow. Were II
not be able to play at left guard. Harvard
you'd have no doubts about the game. but
here Ia no real strong substitute to replace
MIN in case the doctors decide that he cannot
play. and one weak spot may mean consider
ible. Harvard has been coming right along
his week, Her defence has improved every
lay. and she has added a number of plays to
her attack since she defeated the Indians
IN the straight game. Her defence. which
las been strong all the year has been stiffened
lp this week. and If the varsity can get to-
rether as II did in practice on Wednesday
md Yesterday there should be no doubt about