The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-23

but by ofhcials also this year. Take the for
ward pass. for instance; The referee has z
pretty tough Job OF II in watching the Dali
simultaneously the spot from where II was
thrown, the direction it takes and whether II
s e csE y h. Or sld .tF ~ Il. the BEAD sr TO nee ali fe Of p cheese
things at once and really needs the help
OF the umpire or linesman In noting accurately
svch q play ia where the two umpires provided
for by the rules would come In handy: Oi-
nclals are having their trials IN mssteLing
have not mastered them. In a certain school
game the other day a punt was blocked near
i Ine Pt tesm fe iiU on the ball for a safety. The
referee ruled that a touchback hAd Deen
made. Play was resumed, and about Is
Was a safety. not a touchback.. He put in q
SS isiaH eC 2. " and S'" aiIc%ed the safety. II was a
safety without doubt, but the right of a referee
TO reverse a decision after play had gone on
me play had not been oItfaWed. whether the
right to make a claim did not cease TO Exist
the moment another play had been made.
Tn to last Saturday the o%fHclals for the
Harvard West Point game had not been
named two we'll known officials. but neither
OF them was acceptable, TO Harvard. Yale
Ses sSssgtf Soi Rqos s.m Vail FER Ss, %Fef SciJeS Of fHe
VAS not one OF the oflcials objected to for
the Harvard game with the Army Yale
for their game, Evarts Wrenn, formerly
Of Harvard. will be umpire. a position ne mas
filled before in clashes between bulldog and
tiger; but the referee is a new to this
big annual contest. Lieut.. HackeLt. Y. q. A.
will be the man. Hsckett learned the game
os1ar,erbacE and baseball player. and since
leaving the Point he has kept in close tough
with the sport Hsckett oniciated at the
Chica Ro-Purdue game. and here is what
""The new rules are a grand success, What
new plays TOO were %hi Hse later MeT Tsm sseS WHY br anS
out much. more in regard 20 the new game,
enough Of it game out to prove that It ts 2
most OF the time, which Is remarkable for this
stage Of the season. The game vas one OF
the isste Sou a. .n whiG hreeIoIorteEs long
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.5Andy Smiths
TO be the star attraction on, November , on
FRANKLIN Field. the. open date the varsity
team has been HpsSLef e Si al; on Gl,I t9 a. S SI,sT.
next Thursday the freshmen will play the
sTsrtGt%SiS me IA. Trr sSs i r. STss' RaSs put se Il All
over the FIRST team and after the, defeat, Of
Pennsylvania by the little Quaker institution
SnninS to wipe out the disgrace that the
varsity suffered in this defeat.
Of a rood Kicker on an eleven il that eleven
Hopes to be successful and with that in their
minds from now on the. coaching stan will lay
HH' that hat line. tSSS sdded another Quality
70 bis many, good ones IN his ability TO drop
s.Gk T C.4. q irG e. t afs.f as5Si t sSs i fsEsn l.li love
line with a good deal Of regularity. ,sheble's
s slSES outside sss se ~ t iTs; IS .; ys sTs line fnSrf bis s'S woRS i
below the standard. Greene, then started
SSsSsiIIs :.s sts6 Ia.; g g..Sr1 GtS1 . tSst ,6 %A S:li him In
ffioEing goals from the feld with putting
against the scrub forwards. His work was
Before the kickIng. practice the team had
4 long drll In signals with all Of the men
snS conditions OF plays were tried, and some
SiGt surprised the followers Of the team
who had no idsS the men 6 nsd u 50 much IN me
Trick after trick was used with a dash and
spirit that assures a perfection in the, new
the Old players and the men were drilled In
getting together, as this must be done IL
1uSh 4 well oiled machine as the Carlisle
PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct. 32.-Ths Tigers
lem 1, e .aT SS%. and iS S Ssser Yors a. 70 C Sln pe r.
The sterling abilities Of the IthAcans are not
IN the least questioned, especially after their
every mar on the Princeton squad except
Capt. Dillon was out for work. and plenty
they got, too. All the varsity men are IN
tiptop condition after the game with Buck
nell. To-day, brought forth pleasing results,
played better than ever before. Coke.
Stoever and Pfeifer constituted the back
Held for the second eleven and IL was their
presence, no doubt, that put life into the bunch.
The nrst string lined up against the scrub
In a game OF two twenty minute halves. In
this time the varsity scored two tOuchdowns.
while the scrub succeeded In crossing their
opponents line. once. CQOney kicked on TO
| Oowd. the scrub quarterback, who ran back
4 few yards. The coaches gave the ball "a
tire varsity and told Harlan 10 punt. DOwd
received the kick and started dow the field
like a shot. he covered about seventy yards,
when he was tripped and went sprawling,
Coke. Stopver and Prefer plugged the line
hard and finally Pfeifer went over for n touch
down. -,
Il Il some time since faster. cleaner football
has been seen at Princeton. The varsity
| attack was smashing and so was that OF
the scrubs. Coke played better than he ever
| did and his work RRs roundly applauded
he chose his ~openlngs carefully. and [an
through quickly: Need Coach Roper ha.
Ia starting. ThIa point did not show itseh