The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-24

Nashville Is a harder strain than any other
team has experienced.
Regarding the controversy on whether a
line man may run with the ball from his posl-
ton In the line Prof. Dennis. chairman, OF the
rules committee, saws positively that IN
his opinion g guard or tackle may ran
Prof. Dennis's view il the sensible view.
There is no reason why such a good play
should be prohibited. though technically the
lIse OF the play by Pennsylvania against
Michigan had any bearing on Pennsylvsniais
hill. The play was merely incidental to. not
Necessary to. Pennsylvania's success.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. es.--"In condition to lick
anything on the gridiron. ts the way some OF
the Yale coaches size up the standing, OF the
Yale eleven the night before the final game
for The Ellis. This feeling is shared evidently
by the Yale students as a body. for they are
covering all the money that has come here to
quoted at 5 to I in Yale's favor. The whole
eleven hat played against Princeton il In
ri iRI!es saEs ss sspids with ma sSf ks esoe Ri@ out ct Of an t5s
game, as IL Ia still painful. but the feeling here
Is that he viii get into the contest. The
cided whether to play him or not. Capt.
Morse Is said by the coaches to be in the best
condition he has attained this season.
week, Was said by the Yale handlers to-day to
have come around as lively as a cricket;
there is a probability OF his going in at the
Tx srsstiGs III: .ftsrnSsn va. light; and
II was bonfire day with the varsity. squad.
took place while cheers wer. given for each
made the Yale crowd feel better. and the
them up immensely. The. field has been
dried Of and while not in The best Of shs Pc
mndS DC sposs unf Late sG sSis a sfte aalGsy I tss W TIST
Of rennarking the lines was completed. and
the gridiron looks as good as new. At present
game seems likely 70 be as follows: Forbes,
left end; Paige. left tackle; Brides. left
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s sasi I Rnes. T aSSt' saIfSscs; Morse Morse. f fsii 1Sn-
new HAVEN. Nov. es.-Haryard's mag
nincent squad Of clean cut athletes I. to-
EHiSst , Tessins p fsr the IsI RsSpS sol HStei sr, MoT .hs
last day, OF. preparation for the conflict with
Yale. To-dsy's work was not exacting and
players. Co keep them AZ and in a good frame
morrow Manager J, REYNOLDS stated that
and only three. Newhall, starr and K%ersberg.
have q little lameness. Early this morning
ward camp. and many took a short stroll before
breakfast. An hour after the morning meal
the entire squad OF players. substitutes and
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turning they rested until noon. After dinner
out. this time across fields into the farming
country, where In an open pasture they held
kicking practice for nearly an hour, After
q rest Of half All hour the varsity and first
substitutes went to the canvas enclosure
near the hotel. where. secret practice was
held. 1t was simply a signal drill and lorna
IL. speaking Of the conflict William Reid
head coach. said: The game will be PLAYED
win. Asked about his men he would, only
say: Every. man will enter the game deter
mi Sfts 70 tS se n Rsm UeS ne an" entire shiHi' Harvard Squad
will break training at the, Tontlne Hotel.
where a dinner will be served by the courtesy
a. former Harvard hslfback. Some notable
players Of former years who are 20 attend
She ZANE Ioss WI re 1e ioliinSSstion is expected
WEST PoINr, Nov. 23.-In the last game to
be played on the home gridiron the cadets
will face Syracuse in 9 somewhat crippled
condition tomorrow. II necessity compelled
him to take the risk of future Injury smith
his injury 10 the Princeton game and he is
being nursed carefully for the game with the
Hsnion iimps badly. For the first time since
the Trinity game on October 9 Beavers VIII
play Tomorrow. II Is expectsd ne VIII De
see what may be expected Of him in the drop
KICKING line HB fHllhuNlpIlas NhOOlC WI Rbns
left bali, Hill right half and Beavers full-
back. with MOuntford quarterback. Ayres
will also be tried at LETT end IN lannon's posi-
place.
ITHACA, Nov. 2s.-The Cornell varsity held
it's last practice OF the week this afternoon.
The men will rest tomorrow, and only light
work will be allowed for the rest OF the time
work indicated that the men are about on
edge, and they will be handled with great care
tSe Que oSa it%s ESery TTeS Sisr' was in the line
up this afternoon. After short preliminary
limbering up against the bucker and a brieii
getting up speed. the coaches called the team
together and they ran through signals. Play
;sser p nsys Teh fsi iiiSas to U"bbS be there a'OVWi Valdez.
Gibson and Earle mastered every detail, OF
the complicated formations WHICH the coaches
have invented for the Pennsylvania game.
Life and spirit WAS the keynote of the prac-
tice.
championship in football this afternoon by
defeating the senior team. They are now
emitted to hold the Beshsn cup for this year.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a. -Pennsyivanis did
the unusual this afternoon by having her
varsity team indulge IN niteen Minutes vi q
think will be a hard one. II was the nrst
had a lineup against the scrubs on the eve
Of a game Of any kind and the purpose oth
was TO test the new pays thar nave Deen
learned since the Michigan contest and which
are expected to play a prominent part in Cor
nelrs downfall. In every way the practice
was q success, the new schemes for advancing
the ball worked well and the showing OF tn"
varsity was In keeping with It's recent form
that trimmed Michigan.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Nov. 23.-The team Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute will play here
tomorrow against the midshipmen, the game
being the last contest of the season on the
local grounds. Il Is not thought that the mid
shipmen will have much difficulty IN running
up a substantial score. but much interest Is
being taken. as the show ing Of one or two
men who will betried out will ndicatethef final
arrangement Of the team for the West Point
game. The players will start as follows:
Bernard, left end, Northcroft. left tackle;
Meyer. left guard. Slinglun, centre. Wright.
right guard; Piersol. right tackle Dague.
right end; Norton, quarterback, Douglass.
left halfback; Capt. Spencer. right halfback
Ingram, fullback.
The substitution Of Bernard for Richardson
at left end il a surprise. Richardson Is the
SIR est ground gamer on the team for a moder-
ate number OF wards and was generally called
back to carry the ball when within striking
distance of the goal. Bernard has been out OF
the game for nearly a month. Is believed
that Richardson will ultimately be chosen for
the position. how ever. The placing of Wright
at right guard over Shafroth and Piersol al
right tackle instead OF Simpson OF Magruder
will probably be a permanently. II their
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