The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-16

last season. has had a bad shoulder. and on
that account was out OF the contest with the
MassSchnsetts AEgies, though he anne out
Conklin, last years centre. will be out with
the team in a short time and will greatly
strengthen the line.
PMNcEToN, N. j.. Oct. I5.-The Tigers
daryS'' but the rSsT mid iSt aS did mot Knock a man
out. Daub il the, only one who was bruised
at all. and he will be in the lineup AGAINST
had a needed rest to-day. Only, substitutes
were out in uniform and two %elevens were
formed. A fifteen minute sCrinnlaRe was
held, in which the coaches banged away at
the. forward pass and onside kick, Every
body was glad TO see Tenney on the NED
4 week or so ago Tenney broke a rib, and il
Of the season r"f but now he is all right, Eddie
Dillon, the TIGERS star quarterback, ls rather
could not be found saturday, grueIiins
contest brought out some fine points that
the coaches had overlooked. points which
team. Princeton's ends were paired against
worthy opponents and learned a lot. while the
likely that during the coming week the. varsity
men will he worked lightly. A lack OF strong
substitutes makes this imperative.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. I5.-The great game
put up by the midshipmen against Princeton
, team Ua nA and the Whole rmnidshipman body. There
ie now great confidence that Annapolis has
a team With 81 Least an even chanSs pa 'T NEW
men were out this afternoon; including. Carey,
the s%printer. He will try for halt. The
iSht that was made against the Tigers on
s ssSS . hurt Snd sfHI' will Be IN practice With
left tackle, and ,NoTthcrSft. full, did not api
Magruder. right tackle, were out but did
not get in the lineup, The practice this
afternoon was short and devoted almost en-
tirely to signal work.
C~AMBaIDoE. Oct. I5.-Light work, was the
order Of the day for the Harvard varsity
football men who played in Saturdays game;
They INDUCED in easy preliminary work and
into the scrimmage. In signal work Wendell
was played at fullback. and he Will be kept
game N II Mesptime WOOD viii continue
at right halfback. Starr and Newhall, the
two quarterbscks. got back TO haI woTk
ley and Inches bet IN got into the lineup. Parker
had & day on on account Of his back. Mason
list, we're out doing easy work, but they viii
not be allowed 70 play for two weeks: Cra%,
iosm Dl SSd Mia G2; 1Sek borS SR the 60 "i taeRiss on on
the rs and 90 teams. were out Coaching this
afternoon. B!a gdcn will remain for some
TIME ana Will play bH Nhr NtNOlIh FtiA DhNNi
F. Cults, who vas the other tackle on Dave
Campbell's eleven. is expected soon. %, re-
main for the rest Of the season: 4, Y; IND ND
Joined the squad to-day.
P%FILApELpnTA. Oct; E.-Pennsylvania's
football team resumed practice this after
noon. The work o., the team was a great
Valuitv WERE Die 10 score twice on the Scrub
in a very short period Of play and when
tested on defence, against the strong fresh
man team the freshman we're unable TO make
a first down in three trials OF, three downs
each from the v~arsity's IS yard line, though
sTom t6e fsfd E on hhs SSTSsat S ATTEMPT % A the second SSHi
going wide by a few feet. For the nrst time
this year there WAS a noticeable lmpr0Ts ment
showed along by the entire varsity, team
every time the ball was rushed, and the last
line on a play outside or the scrubs right
tackle, solely through the helping spirit
SN Scarlet ~ f made tie frst touchdown on the
first play after the kickon from his " 80
yard line. on, a run around the other end
self and by some splendid lodging and side
stepping passed the entire scrub team and
Coaches called him back. Scarlet was then
relieved from further work. Lee, was at
quarterback to-day and he ran the team
very fast.
ITHACA, Oct. IS.-The Cornell football
squad resumed Its secret practice this after
noon. Not a man who could not show iron
clad credentials was allowed inside Percy
Field. IL is very evident that the coaches
are hard after the Tigers scalp, and they
are fearful lest ZONE Of the Cornell strategy
will reach the Princeton camp before the day
Of the battle on the Polo Grounds. &. A.
T'aussiR. the lively OF end. arrived in town
to-day with lots OF Information REGARDING
the work of Pennsylvania and Old Nassau.
lie took the Cornell ends In hand and kept
them busy for two hours getting down under
punts, tackling and blocking. Warner and
Lueder went after the line men and backs
hammer and ton as for their fumblinR and
poor tackling in the Bucknell game. After a
long drill in fundamentals the eleven got
together and ran signals for a few minutes.
Quarterback Pollak remained on the side
lines nursing his injured knee. with Guard
O'Rourkc keeping hiTA company.