The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16

best players. who was ia the Pennsylysn ala
game. Chalmers. and II is probable that one
OF two so StseG q T sbs s sssk :sson sh5 SsSsrs ou s9S
TO have been la the lineup against Penn
sylvania will be out. Coach Bull IL keepins
that Chalmers will be behind the line viii
TiOh's work at Phila delphia last week has
brought him az to his old popularity with
the rOoters. who feared that he was going
backward. Morris comes in for a great deal
astonishing their opponents BY the neatIleps
81 their play. McAvoy. DoId. kirkpatrick.
kirkenbetge Elicott and Rogers arc also
showing imprncement, though their playing.
like that IF Wheaton, the Flad brothers
and trlig. has been very much praised for
some time.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. I5.-The cold. driving
rain that blew a gale bet ween the high banks
players to hold their daily practice In the
baseball cage this afternoon, The varsity
and substitutes ran through signals, the
has 90 its string, The men were well
together on their plays and formations. All
Of the o men ao A present somt on sOr the VARSITY squad Snsn,
Burr. who is troubled with a slight cold.
Foster and Macdonald did some easy work,
pass. Hal, Newhali and Kennsrd had some
work in. drop, Kicking at imaginary goal
anywhere near Yale's goal line ne will take
q shy ut the goal posts, Parker and Starr
In GS' running % y through signal lined up as foi-
lows; Bird. left end Osborne. left tackle;
Brock. left, guard; Parker. centre; kers6pTg.
end: Sewhal. auarterback; Glider. left half
back; Lincoln. right halfback: Wendell, full
With the exception Of left guard. where
Burr will play this will be Harvsrd's team
against Dartmouth on Sat rda Macdonald
will be unable to play at left end but Is eN-
pected 10 come around all right for the game
with Tale. Glider will play at left halibsck
ln Captain Fosters place and Orr will be In
PRINCETON, n. j.. Nov. I5.-University
man had laid a big white sheet over it. Early
this morning snow started to fall heavily and
about noon a soaking rain set in. making u
hard and dry both Yale and Princeton will
suffer. though the Tigers seem to be struck
harder than their opponents. The consensus
game will quickly resolve itself into a kick
ing game. The gymnasium was the scene OF
stunts were resorted 10. but there was a fast
signal drill. Eddie Dillon ran the eleven and
Mccormick, .Rulon-Miller and Harlan formed
the backtield, All the regular men played in
the line. while Mister and Hoa gland covered
the extreme positions.
That there will be very few substitutes used
eleven who will start the fight Tibbot seems
to be the only one likely 20 get in. Phillips
az a standsrill tonight. few grads dropped
into town this morning with a view OF placing
a bit Of spare change on the outcome Of the
game, but there was nothing doing. The
schedule Of special trains leaving New York
on saturday was announced his morning Z.
Ample arrang ements have been made for the
handling Of The big crowd by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Carloads OF food to satisfy the
hungry crowd are expected TO arrive here
soon.
Freshmen are of some Use after all. To-
night a couple Of hundred of the youths were
got together and trotted down TO University
Field, Here they worked for several hours
clearing the soaked straw away and replacing
it with q dry substitute. II is simply teeming
with rain tonight.
NEW HAvES. Nov. .B.-Thc varsity squad
was taken out 70 the field this afternoon
and that the ground was sodden with u three
inch fall Of snow. The men were sent on a
The Conditions we're we're such hat GOOD i kicsiSs
or catching was practically out Of the QIes-
ton because Of The ;lush that made the ball
doubt about the lineup on Saturday. II is
felt that both Roone and Veeder are needed
a. place Ias G mere nS and t ,hst i N Would TI be eds ssd 40 sas esns
the captain, to make room for any of these
NJ the start Of the game. Whether the final
decision will be to put in veeder. with the
hope of keeping Princeton on the jump the
1SS1 half nntD BY PisyIng a continual ~ Kicking KIM
in the exchange OF punts are made that Vale
scores are possible and then TO work RooIle
as a battering ram, or TO put in Roome and
mission at first has not been decided.
That Yale has just 2 chance is the general
80 much on the form Of the team is along the
line OF reasoning that Yale always has a
chance ana that ne boy. have shown a. times
cRharacierisfic Of Vale cams. "TfReree is pra"s
ticslly no betting here. Those who usually
year on record. u Roome aud Veeder should
both go IN and Morse stay out q decided
brace IN the betting may be looked for. Yale
eleven will leave on The : O'Clock train to-
morrow night.
WINsLow NOTION, ~. j., Nov. 1.-THE
Pennsylvania football team did not enjoy the
snoNstOrm that greeted them to-day. Holien-
Galis CHER had q bad attack of stomach trouble.
Bickham was the worst on of the bunch, and
did not get out OF the hotel all day. Practice
in the afternoon was conducted in a driSzling
rain and sDowstoru. The men went through
the work in very fast order; The FIRST thing
Michigan attack, After thai the players re-
ceiyed a signal drill which was of the snappiest
variety. Laurence. who will start the game.
was at quarterback and he ran his team with a
great deal of spirit For a lev man Laurence
has DEVELOPED into . wonderful player. and
PLAYED football MY a few weeks. Upon him
SATURDAY. more than upon any other player,
will rest the result OF the game, and he il re-
ftlNl IL nlOhl " dlNNUNlOn HUI
care from Mike Murphy. Laurence and
Bishop, the Michigan half. will be the lightest
pair on the field as each man weighs but
les pounds.
STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Nov. t5.--The last bit
Of acrimmage work preparatory to the big
game at Williamsport with Dickinson took
place upon Bea yer Field this afternoon. This
tussle with the scrubs was a frisky AFFAIR of
Is minutes duration. and Goa ches Fennel.
Golden and McIlveen looked on with a criti-
cal eye as the varsity rushed through their
new pla W and formations. Only signal
work will now b. employed until the squad
leaves here. for WillismspOrt on Saturday
the varsity squad, and the eleven which viii
be placed In the field against the Dickinson
ians will average less than i75 pounds in
a~vOiTdupois, HalfbaCk Coulson will not he
able to play against Dickinson by reason Of
his bad ankle. In recent practices Henry.
Partridge, Yeckley and Burnett have alter
mated at left halfback with Bull McCleary az
right half and Hen Hirschmau or Bify link
at fullhack either Henry or Larry NOrhis
looking after the quarterback position. With
a fast. determined veteran rush line the re-
cent Improvement in the effectiveness " this
varsity hack field combination certainly
ma chine. The State authorities have pro-
tested End Rush Smith, who formerly pla yed
four years on the Bucknell elevens, and he will
not b. permitted tn contest in the State
game.
annapolis. Nd, Nov. I5.-lIthough there
WAS both snow and rain here this afternoon,
the coaches. remembering thSt such a day
might fall on the date OF the game with the