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

ANAhNNH Nlnt H0G NIL nave M CAHy NAuN ~
win. Thus far Lafayette has been scored on
last saturday at Norfolk. when North Carolina
lesson for the Maroon and White, IL happened
on Z Kick on after 2 goal AZ the ball sailed
stopped PLAYING. hut the Carolina man who
had caught the ball kept on running and went
over the goal line unmolcsted. The whistle
side. Carolina was entitled to take che
penalty or the touchdown. and she took the
latter. Coach lIull has been saying things to
The team has been doing splendid work
and Ia putting M a fine article Of football.
ms. for Dietrich. quarterback In ouI of the
game with a bad ankle and cannot get In
SiiITI'T Ss Iu 3 game 70 D Ss1 H StS one 4 1I US OssSsl
Flad IL doing excellent work In trying to hl
Dietrich's place, and though not as fast, 10 a
at right halfbaAk and is putting IN a strong.
steady game. Ne Ii not as quick as Hsr,, but
ments bond 1bSimersD oNyoV and ISirE-
patrick are not approached in their work by
others who have been tried in their positions.
70 the mark with a willingness for hard work
that is very gratifying.
C%AMBRrpoE. Oct. 24.-Those who have been
following Harvard football closely this year
have on several occasions been treated to sur
BBT Ts tO At sRe o %as things tbs CLIMAX sns gong hs sa.s Iasa;
no ~scrimmage for the varsity eleven in the
middle Of week In midsesson. and II was
a fine afternoon for scrimmQge. 1t was Q
thing unheard OF in Harvard football, and
evidence that the Harvard coaches are not
hands again at the end OF the season. The
Harvard men are In much better condition
than they have been In former years at this
execute II in more finished style. The prob
lem is TO keep the men In condition but at the
same time continue their drll IN team play.
This will be done, as it was to-day, by giving
the men a long thorough drill In running
through their plays with an opposing line OPP
%sistance. but nothing like a regular scrim-
mage lineup. Mason. the second string full
back, WHO was injured ten days ago. got into
the signal practice.
ITHACA. n. Y, Oct. 24.-The Cornell football
squad went through a great routine this
csiyabis SrIdiTon formation and the proper
Welding the chalk. After this preliminary,
catching iths pisskin. Valdez got on some
lisns are confident that he will hold his own
with the best man Princeton can trot out.
T TRs t the tsckl mag d Z aGas s s6cFf bu %SsSw mae
chine, Fennell. Mclaughlin and Iueder coach
Ing the men, In the fine points OF this side
issue. Finally the varsity eleven was molde
together and went through a slashing signal
practice. with Pollak ripping OF the signals
The plays went OFT smoothly and the forma-
tions were compact and powerful. The for
ward pass, onside kick and several trick
name were tried out. and each one worked
without a skip. Damn was tried for a time In
possibility that he will hold down the lob in
preference 10 the captain next Saturday.
The team will hold its final practice tomorrow
afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 74.-Pennsylvania won
the secret practice game with, the Jefferson
MAAiaaI FnnRhal fnanN ~ Ernnklip Field ahia
afternoon by the score Of 10 Ia. g. After hav-
ing kicked one goal and missed another from
touchdown, the Quakers refused to try for the
third. The most Important feature Of the
game was the startling run Of Smith, the left
end Of the Jefferson team. Smith picked up
line and spriuted to the Pennsylvania 5 yard
line, where Scarlet made a splendid lunRe
for him, grabbing him by the left toe and
Spilling him in so many ways that Smith, who
continued TO roll to the l yard line. forgot to
take the ball along. There was a wild scram-
Die for a few moments and the referee decided
that Smith had possession OF the pigskin on
the 1 yard line. Miller went over for a touch
down In the second period OF play the coaches
their men. The Pennsylvania players did
not work together very well. Luby was tried
he did some fine work smashing up plays.
EXETER, N. H.. Oct. 24-Exeter Academy
~ to o this afternoon. The academy boys
scored a touchdown in each half. Vaughn
making one after a run OF seventy yards. The
game was largely a puntlng exhibition.
A~xNNPoIIs. Md. Oct. 24.-By a score Of "a
20 o, the largest made here this season, the
Navy defeated Western Maryland College
here this afternoon. The college boys did not
nut up a strong game in any department. and
the Navy coaches had a chance to try two or
more men in every position. Capt. Spencer,
Barnard and Ingram we're kept out Of the
game by injuries. Although the Navy tried
the on side kick and forward pass success
fully on several occasions IL was soon found
that gains could he made on straight plays.
and these we're generally used. The work of
Myers at left guard and Piersol at left tackle
yas na rtiCularlV good The lineup.