The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02

the majority Of his aeternpte to-day being
is Snas snS t or %ls SSd With f MoSnerO Mens at Tuii'
either Moose, Hickam or Hanlon can be used
In that position Saturday.
ITHACA. Nov. THE Cornell football squad
held another hot scrimmage practice this
aits i1a1 the scrubs fighting 4 out ut with 1.r. 5h e
men were in toys for the first time since the
disaster in New York and all took part in
Of life and rushed the ball over the goal line
four times in rapid succession iollowing
1es sIck9 Snd i besmn t me s Sut sboro aassr 'f IN
Offensive work the ball was given to the
second team, with orders to put y over.
task. although dllowed more than the regula-
ton number OF downs, The, work, or me
improy e 1% me in " al depSTtments aItSousS
the coaches said they we're not pleased with
the handling Of kicks and open field tackling.
capt, Cook was again at end and may be
tried out in that position in Saturdays game.
Nav HAVEN. Nov. 1.-THE practice Of the
Yale football squad to-day was all in secret
coaches Sa' yq nS' ON He tSe f Ssld to 1 look af sas1 Phs
plenty Of attention. The coaches are anxious
to get AZ speedy a back held as possible now.
because OF the lay OF Of Roome, which takes
q lot OF weight from the rear guard. Morse
will take the place of Roome until his recovery.
but this necessitates the playing Of two men
to-day. while the practice was on. the coaches
driving the candidates at top speed; The
cold weather has not caused the Engineering
the men are not yet over the effect Of hard
work in the warmer season just passed. Inc
end, Forbes; left tackle. Paige: left guard.
I Brides; centre. Hockenberger; right guard.
Brunn; right tackle, Bigelow; left halfback.
Knox: right halfback. Veeder or Linn; full
back, Morse.
CARLISLE. Pa. Nov. THE Carlisle Indians
| aPa i'm 1nn C0nditiOn for their Uana with
Syracuse at Buffalo on Saturday. The prac-
tlce this morning and afternoon was very
squad leaves for Buffalo tonight. Coaches
Hudson and Pierce. however, gave their
Warriors q ~ run nth through mars, all v The impoTta NJ
keeping then well limbered up. Major
Mercer. superintendent OF the Carlisle Indian
their trip. which is being managed by Indian
Athletic Manager Alfred N. Venue. The
arc aTe'a posi eGPe th hSf they the U veil 1 non fSs sSs a Walk HR.
carefully coached to resist their style OF play.
and feel that Pennsylvania's failure last week
has taught Syracuse valuable lessops.
session Of hard work Work for the Harvard Vastly
football eleven this afternoon. As on Tues
day afternoon the men were put thr rough
I two hard twenty minute halves, though this
time a number Of the regulars were replaced
by their substitutes during the latter part
| the varsity played hard. fast. snappy and
Intelligent football, but in the second half
their work fell OF badly. There was less
but a tendency TO get OF side took is place,
starr was again at right end, taking Macuon-
| AIDS place In the second half. and once more he
worked like a Trojan. ,Nourse. was tried, at
| centre yesterday. He played a fair game, but
his poor passing IN the second half made It
Kersberg, Burr and Wendell all played fine
football all the way. The daily ninety-fiye
7 lilo tOOE the hall from the kiCEON on the IL
! yard line and ran down the field for a touch
down. Mason was back OF, the varsity. sub
his injury. Robinson. who has been tried
out Tor tackle. was moved out to end.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov. The navy line
was changed in almost every position. at
practise this afternoon and the work against
confidence in a victory over the strong Penn
sylvania State eleven on saturday next, In
t~~snt}Ibn my, on mi-n toneSdo 0u pay " ir .ne the scrS a
The most notable change was that Of Richard
son from fullback to right end. He has
hurt and has done so well that the coaches
wish to Use both men. Richardson fire.
q%uently> played behind the line on offensive
to-day and made the only touchdown. LANCE
was tried at quarter for the scrubs and also
for a short period with the regulars. Tie Is
improving fast. Neither Capt. Spencer nor
I Quarterback Norton will be in condition "a
play on saturday. nor is 1t likely that Doug
rugged enough TO stand a game. However,
the back field, with Battle at quarter. Ingram
and Burg az halves and Northcroft at full. is
in good shape.
HANOVER, y; II Nov. The Dartmouth
football squad left for Princeton to-day.
Coach Folsom is taking twenty-siX men along.
One radical change was made in the lineup.
has mEOPbs been shifted to LEFT end This move Is
made so that he may carry the ball: PeyeaI
! .Dndft ION for tho ~ aONa with Driupatnn Thu
prevailing feeling at Hanover is that Dart
mouth win hold the Tigers to two touchdowns
lineup: Pritchard, right end; Lang. right
tackle: Tobin. right end; Brusse, centre;
Mcdonald, left end Peyear. left tackle; Hobbs,
left end j. Glaze. quarterback; Bankart. right
halfback; Greenwood. fullback: Stuart, left
halfback.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Lit was a decidedly
poor practice that the PENNSYLVANIA football
team had today The VARSITY Vas away
of the argument. winning out by one touch
down to nothing in a forty-fve minutes scrim-
mage, Not only did the youngsters have
the best of the score. but they eXcelled the big
eleven in every department of the play and
kept them on the defensive most Of tho time
The frpshieS are apidly rounding into form
for their game with Cornell this Saturday
and they will surely win that easily II Their
present dash CONTINUES.
The feature OF to-day's play was decidedly
the work OF Macklin, Somner Braddock,
Regan and PauXtis for the babies" The
. way III NiNATh ~ > VA uAid ld
the left side of the varsity line was due both
TO their good play and the poor work of the
first team, PauNtis. by way of Regan, made
some good gains on the forward pass, The
varsity on the other hand. could not execute
this play successfully and their offence was
even worse than their defense.
Coach rorrey had evidently decided that
Longwell would not do at fullback, so he gain
tried Bill Hollenbach in this all important
position and used both Dwyer and CASTOR in
HollenbaCh's old place at centre. keinath
was again AZ quarter, but his defence was 50
poor that he was relegared to the side lines.
WoRCEsTER. Nov. I.-Holy Cross and
Fordham. the two major Jesuit cole ~ {
of the country, will have their annual foot
ball game on Fitton Field here on Satur.
day. Last wear Holy Cross won by a wide
margin and the purple wearers are confident
that even il they do not score as many points
they will he the winners of the game. Ford.
ham in the past has had a habit of springine
surprises on the eleven at Noun st. James,
and will come here determined to upset
the calculations of the local cOllegians. That
Holy Cross realizes the importance OF the
game ~ shown by the manner In which the
squad is preparing for Saturdays game
There was not a dull moment in to-day.
practice, which was given over mostly 10 the
forward pass and trick plays, some of which