The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-06
IN The FOOTBALL WORLD.
LONG LIST OF GAMES SCHEDULED
F0R TO-DAi.
Yale Meets Syracuse, Princeton Tackles
washington Inc Jefferson Harvard
VIII ne Tried Against Maine -NiIddies
20 Play Their First came Practice.

are booked for all the nearby points, New
Haven. West Point. Princeton and Phlla-
delphia. The schedule follows:
Harvard W.. Maine. at Cambridge
Yale vs.. Syracuse, at New Haven.
Princeton vs.. Washington and Jefferson. AZ
Princeton.
Pennsylvania Va. North Carolina. At Philadelphia.
Cornell Va. ObeTiin. At Ithaca.
West Point W. Trinity. az West Point.
Annapolis vs.. Dickinson. at Annapolis.
Carlisle Va. Pennsylvania State. At Wilianlsport.
swsrthmore vs.. Vilanova. az swsrthmore.
Williams VS.. Alumni. at wiliamstown.
Dartmouth VS.. Holy Cross, at Hanover.
stevens w. Rutgers, AZ Hoboken.
Bates VS.. Hebron. At Lewiston.
Colby W. Fort Prebie. at waterviiie.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Lebanon Valley. At
Lancaster.
Brown vs.. Wesleyan. Al Providence.
Rochester vs.. Colgate. at Rochester.
Bowdoin vs.. Exeter, at Brunswick.
Lehigh VS.. George Washington. at South Beth
iehem.
Tufts vs.. Worcester Poly. at Tufts.
Michigan vs.. Case. at Ann Arbor.
Nebraska VS.. South Dakota, at Lincoln.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. wittenbcrg, at Springfield.
Ohio.
Vanderbilt VS.. Kentucky. at Nashville.
hamilton VS.. st. Law at Clinton.
WaShhurn vs.. Friends. at Topeka.
WEST PoIST; \, y: Oct The cadets
0l0 not nave mlcn time LOT DThCTlCe To-day,
due TO the visit Of the seventh Regiment
and the Queens Westminsters teams. AS soon
as possible, however. the COACHES had them
pass and, other trick plays that will be
used in. the Trinity game tomorrow were
tried; Lieut.; SmithsTsI head S.ar, coach S%Sirsd has ,s
Cuba with his regiment, the Fifteenth Cavalry.
While his loss is severely felt. Lieuts Graves.
Torney and Rockwell will carry on the werk
along the lines laid out by him.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. S.-Althoush the Yale
the candidates were taken in hand separately
and coached in the finer points Of defensive
work IN gTspsTstion for tG T0lnigST game
strategy meetings commenced in the gym
nasipm. Yale will line up against Syracuse
Forbes, left tackle; Hockenberger. left guard.
right tackle; ,!hicott, right end T Jones,
quarterback: Veeder or Linn, left halfback:
Morse, right hslrback: Roome. fullback.
Consdon at end. Beebe a. tackle and Brides
the game. An'urgent call wa sent out to-day
by the coaches for more candidates. For the
first time.i in several years Yale is unable TO
Ill out a fourth eleven.
The Fordham University SQUAD has been
cut down to two %elevens. both of which are
developing fast under Coaches Smith and
ton Villanova game. and assisted in coach
ing the Tigers in g couple Of DAYS PRACTICE:
p He is Ry 6dssod the sr Bronx s SSEf ts SeIieys. a t fsT
punting will prove more effective than the
much talked Of forward pass. and with this
to Capt. Gsrgan's kicking. Fordham has
been somewhat. weakened by the los 9 OF
McNellis. who played az end GelPcke. who
made a reputation on Holy CroSs Prep last
year, promises 20 make good ia McNellis's
place. Capt. Gargan may play in the back
held to-day, substituting his brother at
quarter.
Princeton. M, Oct. She gates were
was nothinS doing in the way Of a scrimmage.
The varsity and scrub were put through
the longest and hardest signal drill that has
varsity men were out with the exception OF
Cooney and Tenney. Cooney. however. is
iSafon sSd j, Jefferson es m' fo. Lne TSWe TI h varsity Msin;
lineup was changed with startling frequency
and most Of the scrubs had a chance; Eddie
When he dropped out. Dowd took his place.
A general, improvement IN the cleanliness
about eight varsity men opposing. the scrub
walked through. various formations. the idea
being that OF showing the varsity how 70
a few over from fair distances and will prob
ably do all the kicking tomorrow. Herring
will play centre and Eheinstein right guard.
ANNAPoLrs. Oct. 5.-The Navy football
team will open the season here to- morrow
with the clever Of dickinson College, With
for the last three wears. Several Of the
Nays players will be kept out OF the lineup
one and has made good Progress In its two
weeks of practice. This atterno0n. how
ever. there was n str enuous artillery drill.
and a. the players were not excused they
were not or the field until after 5 o'clock.
Only signal practice was had and a few plays
basel on the new rules. Both Shafroth and
Chambers, the regular guards. have injuries,
though the latter may play; The cam VIII
he shifted around considerably and as many
men a. possible given a chance.
PROVIDE NCF. Oct. 5.-Brown Is nara AT
work preparing for the game with Wesleyan
TOMORROW. and such is the makeup of the
be the best that will be offered in this city
this season. The contest with Amherst,
easily the best game that Brown has had at
home for several years past; has been con-
celled for some reason and all the games left
are, the Massachusetts Aggies, Ba ties and the
and Pennsylvania games are all away from
home. and the Dartmouth game Will be played
at Springfield on November "a under the same
In the past week a strong second eleven
has come out against the varsity AZ Andrews
Field each afternoon The form Of the varsity
in the scrimmage work is showing marked
Improvement, the tackling being for the most
part hard and clean. kiTley and Wester COLT
OF last years eleven appeared in uniform
for the first time this week, necessary con-
ditions having been disposed Of. and Il is ex:
within a couple OF weeks.
EAsroN, Pa. Oct. Sat a meet ing Of the
Lafayette College Athletic Associatio Chester
r.. Rice, 'Os, OF Easton, WAS elected assistant
manager Of the football team. Rice Ia a
member Of the junior class. a fraternity and
upper class cluD man and one. Of the most
popular Of the students. The football prac-
tice at Lafayette has been very satisfac tory
thus far, and in the course Of a few weeks
Lafayette will have a formidable team,
AMHERST, Mass. q ct. 5.-Ihe football out
look here became suddenly very unpTomis-
ing last week when IL was learned that Shat
tuck, 'Os. the quarterback Of the '04 and 'OJ
teams, would not return TO college until Feb
ruary. On Wednesday. however, the problem
solved itself when Harry Beach. 'O7. captain
Of the baseball team. appeared at practice
for the first time this year. Beach has shown
up exceedingly well in the class games during
the last three years and will undoubtedly
make a strong candidate for the position.
Leadbetter, the best man Of last years fresh
man class, has passed on his conditions and
taken his place In the line again. The fresh
man class has an abundance OF material,
but the faculty rule preventing any fresh
man with entrance conditions TO take part
In athletics will probably debar the best of
them. Hard scrimmaReS have been the
order Of the day for the last week, and against
the second team, which is composed for the
most part OF ineligibles, the varsity IL finding
"a afTOnO resistance "a IL can nOna with aIC-