The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-25

CIark Left end HANKS
Piersol. ............ Left tackle n. ........... Gibson
Myers.. .......,..L Left Todd
ShafroIh."."... Right rusTd""""""""G Gray
Magruder.. ...... Right Carver
Robinson. ......... Right end ........,..". .Tarr
Horton..'....'. oSasteTbaeS .."''..... Turner
Ewing ,...,.,.. Right halfbsck ......... sellman
RefeTee1Iicut Cannon. T.. S. n. Umpire"
Ransom, Dartmouth. Lnesman- Lieut.. Reeves,
NJ MiaErudsr. EWING ISSSnf bSSus. GOATS 3 from n s soScSaSSEn
Norton o., NorthcrOft. Time Of halyes-eO
luz. Wright for ~Shafroth, Holiday for MGgrudcr,
for Burg. Conditt for Brandt. Carey for Ewing,
Ruhl for Carey. Northcroft for Richardson. Nickel
There was a game at West Point this sea-
sOn in which the visiting team contended
that Il was hurdling TO step over a man who
was stretched out on the ground. u this
do to stop the advance of the ball would
be to lie down in front Of the runner. An
umpires take the ground that it is not up TO
them to warn players. against holding. i'm
proper bloCking. clenched lists and the like.
who Is umpiring this year. takes the oppO-
site view. He believes in warning players.
things that would entail penalties. or course
he Is not moving around warning players
ALL the tSc ttiimsI but !. does pe doc do ; H. Hhe Tnl he thinks ks
acts on the maxim that prevention Is better
than cure.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. c4,-The ~ to q victory
which Pennsylvania inflicted on Brown on
SATURDAY came az som sthing Of a Jolt to local
Pennsylvania had been making in mind IL
was generally believed that the Brun onians
m me%ta s snEf p s0fr a I2S Few eptimists s'I pFed hGssi
victory for the Brown and White, The scci-
dent which put smith out Of the line for the
aanann vuaa CLEARLY RhnWn tn hA n naIanNiNV
centre Who took Smiths place, that the
n their thif tv-three yards Of line smashing
for a touchdown the Pennsylvania team
also found weak spots In Ahler and Wester;
Westeryelt been in any. condition to play,
instead Of sun eripg. with 9 badly wrenched
his side Of the centre. There are no substitute
Ensmen on 1he ysrslGfy SQUAD; wa SSscn
eTsm With T sSe c SSnssd that sT S H,AS mis SSe'SSs be- pnt
out OF the game for the season. II Conklin
ever gets caught up In his studies the spot
vided for, since the big centre will hold his
own against most opponents.
HANOVER, ". H., Oct. 24.-The result OF the
game with Massachusetts Agricultural Colleg &c
on Saturday showed the effect OF the severe
the Dartmouth eleven since the game with
Maine the week before. The whole team seemed
to have taken a brace and Appeared to be in q
improved much, and very few gains were
Aggies. Mcdonald has developed wonder
fully In the past week and played a strong
game at left guard. Pevear. a new man,
have a good man in him, Tobin at right
guard has also proved his worth. The ends
are getting more speed in running down
Dunts. Kennedy and Pritchard are un-
doubtedlY the best so far, but there are several
others who will make them jump for their
develop speed In them and keeps them busy
running down punts. The back field 10 fairly
strong. yet the men are by no means perfect.
Stuart and Bankart are both fast and playing
good football The coaches will spend the
week in preparation for the game with Will
Iams on Saturday at Sprin g1eld. This is the
first game away from home and will try out the
men on foreign soil.