Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-01

Chicagos eleven weighs a total of 2062 pounds or an average of nearly 1STR pounds.
 Harvard seems to have developed a strong attack this fall, but the Crim- son is weak on defense.
 Walter Camp is personally directing the organization of new formations in secret practice at New Haven.
 Pennsylvania is kicking freely over the disbarment of Reynolds. but the faculty shows no signs of relenting.
 Swarthmore has three former Uni versity of Chicago players on its eley. en in Wightman, Maxwell and Yates.
 Dr Joe McCracken, the famous Uni versity of Pennsylvania football play CT, will go to China as a medical mis. sionary.
 Jere Delaney says he considers Frank Cavanaugh, the Holy Cross coach, as second to none in the busi- ness with the exception of Hurry Up uY0st! osnd5 .,du
 Great big John De Witt, the famous Princeton athlete of recent years, has forsaken the west long enough to give some attention to the development of the Tigers.
 Coach Stagg. of the Chicago eleven, is seeking an emergency substitute for Quarterback Eckersall. An injury to the maroon quarter would seriously derange the entire eleven.
 Until the defeat administered by Pcnnsy Saturday, the Carlisle Indians had not been scored on this year. Harvard ought to win from Woodruff's pets by at least two touchdowns Sat urday.
 Harvard is making arrangements to seat 10000 spectators at the Yale game. Two years ago the seating ca. pacity of the stadium was 3S.J00. and 1,500 more seats are planned for this years game.
 Castleman, the Colgate halfback, whose work was largely instrumental fin beating Dartmouth, is the intercol. legiate champion low huriler. and was second to Amsler of Pennsylvania fin the high hurdles. E.
 Exeter's squad Is nearly as heavy as Yale's. Twelve men weigh over ISO pounds each. One of the candidates, Cooney, no relation to the princeton captain, weighs 204 pounds. Hart, one of the backs. weighs 190 pounds.
 Captain Russ of Brown says liar. yard should have no trouble in defeat ing Pennsylvania. He rates the Grim son team as a machine of great latent strength and looks for Reid 10 make fine showing with It fin the Yale game.
 It Is said that when the Indian team goes into secret practice band of braves surround the field in order to keep others than those who have a right in the place away. This sounds something Ike the stories of frontier days.
 Yost's Michigan team has now scored 325 points in eight games an average of nearly 42 to the game. 1t Is the ambition of the team to score a point a minute in it's earlier games to keep up with the slogan of its famous coach.
 When the Indians visit Georgetown on Thanksgiving day they will have lot of new tricks to show. All kinds of freak formations are being used by the redskins. and they go through practice with great speed and conil- dence.
 Coach Dickinson has stripped Pennsy's players of cumbersome head gear and shin guaris He szys too many errors are caused by men being wrapped up in feadgear % they could not hear the signals. Curfously enough. the men wearing the heaviest armor are always getting hurt.
 West Point is more than anxious to learn the result of the game between Annapolis and Tlrxinia PolyteshnIc 0a November 2a. which comes only short while ahead of the Army Navy game West Point is wondering whether the Virgiufans are capable of cleaning up both branches of rhe ser xice.
 Ex-Captzfn Jim Hoxzn Of Yale vas in Springfield FridAy uieht with his Exeter chzrEes and in Coolers hoteI gave a littie exhibition of sideif9hts on the vurk of a coach. A coup1e of hls yemEsters were found s1ea Ring eut 10 get a glimpse of the sights of Spefiezs town when the ceaeh spsesl them The ttfnw they heard about themselves was not compzImenfzry nr were theg e1ached in parIor Isn- Eugz