The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-14

have the schedules Of all candidates Of the
the whole afternoon for practise.
graduate manager Of athletics at Harvard. and
]. D.. White, q. q. Bacon and Z. II. Burr. presi-
dents OF the three upper classes. issued a
s ssep ticRst sos Allotted rdqt1 To Them FOR he Coming
football game out OF the hands of SPECTATORS.
The statement said that many OF the best tickets
which, were sold TO students at the reguisT,
sales for the last game we're IN. the hands OF
spectators on the streets within Two houIs
could not buy tickets for the game. such a
condition Of affairs" reads the statement.
believe that Harvard men would he guilty OF
such demeanor.
BILE for the tickets allotted to him. He should
in no case buy more tickets than he and ne
intimate friends expect TO use, ana ne snos ny
into the hands OF. persons. who afterward
offer them for sale"
new HAVEN, Nov. Is.--The continued play
ing of Roone IL now giving the Yale coaches
and the Yale team the needed lnsp'radI sa iov
when the varsity went In and walloped the
scrubs, getting three t~ouchdowns, one OF
run OF lad Jones'. Koome did not quit after
the twenty minutes OF work handed out 70 tne
With the second team against the third. and
he went fast all the time. Ia Wi.
Hogan. Bull and others Of the old yale
guard were on hand to give. the men a look
over to-day and they seemed to feel that the
eleven was at last showing some signs OF
None OF the regular back field, except
Roone. was In the lineup to-day and Hocken-
berger and Aloott Of the line were also iaid OH
PRINCETON, Nov. disadvantages are now
things OF the past for the Tigers, No more
rough work for these boys until Saturday.
and then plenty OF, II. This afternoon me
minute minute s set TO. fEe frst string tailed two
touchdowns after strenuous work. About
1000 undergraduates witnessed the practice;
other stars. Mccormick, Rulop, Miller. Harlan.
Eddie Dillon. Wister and TibbOtt simply, ran
through q signal drill. then they scooted Tor
Cooney Kicked of to Coke, who ran
back about a yard a forward pass gaze
again. The scrub tried an Onside kick. Then
the first bunch settled down and hammered
through the scrub left wing for a touchdown
Cooney kicked the goal.
The second score came harder than the
first. From right end on the scrub. O'Brien
broke into every play, making tackles on END
runs ot and catching catch! tbd fOrE va BBss siss i .o1s n tsd
second defence all to pieces for long ,consis,
tent gains and was pushed over for the final
tally. Tenney, drove the team carefully tlll
he received a knock that put him out OF the
game. hut he recovered soon afterward.
Dowd took Tenney's place.
HANOVER, n. H., Nov. is.-For nearly an
hour the Dartmouth varsity and second team
The second string men using all sorts of, new
plays against the varsity. were not sble 10
The Did form plays. and the ends broke up the
forward passes and onside kicks The back
field is light, but has been steadily, gaining In
aggressiveness. The coaches feel that the
team has developed in the new formation
and expect to give Haryard q good gam
Brooks. 'Oi. has replaced McDevitt, o7, as
nrst quarterback substitute. and will probably
be used in the Harvard game Il NECESSARY
This afternoon ne got on some nIty yard
bonnelIy. end on the 'O5 ele ven. Gilman, right
guard Oh the 'O5 team. and Herr, O5 ha!fback.
we're az practice to-day and helped with the
coaching.
ANNAPoLIs. Md, Nov. 13.-Secret practice
continued this afternoon at the Naval
Academy. but tomorrow afternoon the stands
will be throw open TO the public and there
WILL he a hot practice game against the squad
The coaches are now working To put the team
in shape 20 stand Q full game, of the hardest
fastest backs who ever played on the Navy
team, was a yaluahl" addition TO the coaching
SQUAD this afternoon. A nTmber Of changes
in doubt. Northcroft. who has been pla wing
tackle. has been doing so we'll in Piersol's
place that he b ~ !, ISely TO remain ,Dso p,er sol
Mas ruder are fighting Tor the other tackle,
and sharroth. Meyer and Wright are about
even for the other gqard, The arrangement
of the back field. with Capt. spencer and
Douglass at the halves, Ingram at full. and
Norton quarterback, Is not likely to he dis
turbed unless there Is an accident to one OF
them.
wEsr, PoINT, \. Y. NOV. I9-In the ,prac-
and the scrubs succeeded in getting over for
one. The first team, WAS weakened ,by the
a6se9Ss Of pulI9en ib smith thu S ses a I9it, H@nI0T
their injuries which We're received in the
Princeton game, Beavers came out to-day
Coach Ora yes would take no risk and refused
10 allow him In the scrimmage. Beavers put
placed eight out Of ten from the IS ard
mark al all angles. Tia yes was in at fullbaCk
i1 smith,s place and DID great work Moose
quarterback. The reports from the hospital
regarding Pullan say that he Is getting along
nicely and he no doubt will be out shortly.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I3.-Gus Ziegler, Penn
sylvania's veteran right guard, sprained his
tie. Pennsylvania varsity football team had
with the Swarthmore varsity this afternoon
SI against Michigan " on saturday ia e''f The ioss
Blue eleven and deep gloom has fallen all
The shift OF Draper to left BAREBACK aud Fol-
well to left tackle. which took place on Mon;
not make good at half back. These two men
played their old places to-day Draper at
LETT tackle ana fOlWeI AZ LETT nail. Inc
practice at Swarthmore was In no sense a
game. The final score was. two touchdowns
for Pennsylvania, made by Dyer and FOlwell,
and a touchdown and a goal from the field
by O'Brien. the little SwaTthmore freshman
who crushed Pennsylvania hopes early in
October by his nlmble goal from the field.
CARLISLE. Pa. Nov. I3-The Carlisle
Indians held a hard lineup to-day in prepara-
ton for the game with the University Of Min
nesota on Saturday. since the Harvard
game the Indians have lost snap and the
coaches to-day whipped the men into line.
As the University Of Minnesota is considered
the champion team Of the West n good lineup
on the comparative methods of the Eastern
and Western teams will be obtained. All the
members OF the team seem to be in good
shape. The team will likely leave for the
West tomorrow evening.
Ans ARBoR, Mich, Nov. IA gigantic
mass meeting WAS held tonight In University
Hail TO cheer up the team for the PENNSYLVANIA
game. Five thousand De rsOns We're crowded
into "A hall seating 200 ana hundreds Were
turned away. Spirit ran high and enthusia sm
was unbounded though tinged with sadness
At Curtis's misfortune and the poor outlook
for Victory. The singing and cheering were
Inspiring and every member Of the team
was worked into a song or mine rnha. "
Pictures Of pla yers and sketches We're throw
on the screen by stereOptiCon. Six hundred
dollars We're subscribed IN ten minutes %
send the scrubs to see the game. The prac-
| ftan Nn-la n AuE wary a. ns.lt m UIRay