The sun., 1905-10-19
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
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In the sret M Inc fovn Till inoms shead
~ any ~ The taaierf, elevrhs WITH The Indians
second ard Princeton n ciosr thlfd NJ ihfr"
hnto played onc more Rntno Than vale, VINO
slau hna CROSSED tho lUi mark M poin's but
lead Tho ila Nv auN'cirtit natslh 10 Ituhn
hIv bc ahead ~ them should the Iluc nlau
have rinyci nvn saines IN s'anthn"ss ~
defence tao and the Indians have shown
~ hciicf than any ~ tho oIhcts c'crlh w.
hnpula Hhd sfaveite who, like the Nav
Maven aud CARLISLE 'eans, have 40 Tar k"r'
rhrf Hual linr inviuai". S"teinl western
teams slar have not been scOf"d on, s'ni"
~ anhfa Witch With Michigan IN tho holl
has brcn mote frequent IN the West In lHl"
Veat. than IN The Easi. The sCOting ~ the
West, however, has not averaged ~ heavy ~
| In ptcvous years IN the Fast Yale has
averaged n little over four tonchdowna q
/ game. counting goals from 'nuchdowns IN
with the iourhdOwns. Brown has aver
aged over sir touChdov M n game. the Indians
nearly sit Princeton nearly air, PennsJI.
vana not quite four Cornell not quite thrco,
Columbia something over two Harvard
about three and Annapolis four Exclusive
| OF Yesterdays games points scored by tho
various teams are ~ follows;
| Harvard 10. opponents. o tnvs sameS Yale
io2; opponents. -four aamen. Princeton i7s;
%sS:":" ss:":"i 1s: :%:: tSS%:SS'k." y.
games Dartmouth, 50; opponenis: q Idvs games.
G0sp oppos,nt. ono Sp'?s'"s I've Ts games Wesleyan e.
opponsn'; 'oa, genes Lsfayssts ,s ,ls Sp
s.a.' game %s.ansisn ana S ;sSsS,o.; ..n eReS,
"'ns; 4" opponesis S mH,e % ''ouf samss SosS,e y Sp
poneh's, g NhIes ssmc., Hsnl''on, 49, oppo
oe"s sts games. HTt s'%ss %e., pon.p y cppoaens q
ss m dppon. E o s
e 81 sS4 81 hSs1 oppa
nen,s. two games Andover. 100. opponents. ppcm.
sames, sso Michigan. ' i.s oppSn,nts tiSSl games
! Wisconsin. i8: opponents. uhree games. MIN
ss e os'Issss; sn;:S S
opponents tthroe games Nebraska, si Js. ~ oppso
%s"ts is Three games games Hmhers, IS opponents ,one
game. Pennsyvania state IS: oppo,nen!s' II two
yos las lost nit Princeton big blue Y
Tiger Aeld. i couple OF duinmies are there.
| didates but they have lost their Identities
hs drs pSeys eee or as IS they hit the
hay in the deadly grasp Of some a. determnedd ed
deaance. dad and with the,r manly chests bearing
the color and the initial that represented
the cheies g9al Of the ssrs sStsf' rnn 'na5
shasnss 'ss $id sSa ssy ss5s On snd Do
mate things Of cloth and stufting. Offering
only passive resistance The inhaming syn r.
canvas knight has lost his guerdon the dummy
has dcgeneroted into an impers91al thing;
romance is vanishing before cold modern
Yet these nameless dummies are handled
no more. tenderly than were their predeecss-
va va dnmmes have not resulted in happen.
ngs pregnant with successes over the q
live ones.
At mass meeting of New York Vnver-
sity students yesterday 1t was unaanimonsiy
relations. Capt. Cragin has not been on the
Held this week. as he was sent away after last
Saturdays game e from OF nht b;s IN run
Ihe New York University team fer t. two ysarst
for 70 TR"S!s tSs sap ssme ss" ness @ saurSay
s5eIH the mem this week, and il is general felt By
the student body that the local men will
beat & n4 from 9ochdoMSs on the se scrub
yesterday.
shasfha has had hH ,hs season e Work began at ogock
and dark practes nen wns hs sns
With the scrub consisting OF twenty min
ute halves. The varsity scored four touch, 4,,;a
onIi on fumibles, Tooker was again at right end
as o,Brien has gone to the inllIm9a1ry Elth
VIM be eaes sSe to pay again III, %
as ans he o'S VAS the fastest end, on the SQUAD.
| Jennings, regular and on the scrub Is also
| laid up with the same trouble.
4 promising feature Of to-day's practice
been out Of the game for some time adjusting
| difficulties in his studies with the faculty.
NsIsa hs AND hssn soss M Be- St
today. to day; here he repeated his performance
more speed in advancing the ball than has
been seen on the Princeton Fr,diFTGIni TIit thIs
sssso the Opposing team teams men to handle, and he
| is almost too fast to permit Of his interference
keeping. up with him and getting In It's work.
run down the field and was tackled by Gibbet,
a scrub back. He was thrown 80 Violently
nisht h that it would bc impossible to ten before
o.ern ss'aef the hf biz ws h6rRRs Rss
been out Of the game for two weeks with
water on the knee was on the he, side h III lines ne to,
| day, II Is expected that he VIII be back into
the game in few days.
CAMBR1poE Mass, Oct. is.-Harvard went
behind the fence this afternoon wit hout any
previous announcement. and she is likely
| to stay there. with few open days here and
there until the end of the. season. IT. is three
days earlier than Harvard has usually gone
into secret practice, but Coach Reid has hard
proposition in facing Vest Point with his
crippled aggregation; Io-days p practice was a;.
b ths ossGs Wss
When the second team got the ball 1t made
first down twice sending 9uarterbaok run
thirteen yards. The punting did not 80 very
smoothly, Whites passing being poor; One
min was sent in to take bis place. Burr, the
ieft guard on the varsity. this afternoon.
getting into the scrmmage for the ~ frst 4 time
very well, n the preliminary IpIractce.
thn' has been seen on Soldiers Field this
fall. "
had a try on the varsity, and he did fairly
we'll Spear. who has been at at end for the Last Last
played on the right side OF the line. Either
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