The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-26

on the IS yard line and BY being allowed to
hold 1t they, carried Il across the goal line.
downs. The varsity. had little trouble. in
rolling up four ~touchdowns. though each time
SaiI on rt is oS SsSs s. y arc i fGSo"1 Five tss0 old 4" timers,
Blagden. knowlton, Leary. BOwditch and
MeFRdO3 played when the second team IN was was
to go into the scrimmaEe to-day. Warren
taking his place at right tackle. Hall started
was at right tackle and will be played at the
start OF the West Point game. The feature OF
Rand and Whitss SSEIf5aCE and falilbacS. have
been moved UP from the eecond TO the varsity
squads.
New York UnIversity's football team went
through two hard hours OF work on ONO
years yesi9 yS SsptSia Of Rochester, has been on the
field this week taking charge OF the line men.
whAe Church has put, his entire attention on
who will constitute the. backs. as Capt, Van
Horne Is threatened with water on the knee,
j. Brown. Quarter back, Is suffering from a
sprained ankle. Bernstein, right end. iS
BroctleaIiT out p 81 ths lam an v %lya 2 peS SoS aPPtds %
ton tomorrow. The taodes, FreidburR and
game. keefer. J Brown and Occur, the centre
trio, are quite heavy and with last years
experience ought to play a fast game.
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 2S.-Norton. the Navy
quarterback and one OF the best men on the
team, is.oonfned to the hospital and II is feared
that he has appendicitis. Ills loss would be
a severe one to the Navy, a. he IL much the
best man in the position that they have and Is
place this afternoon and was responsible for
the first score made against the regulars by
the scrub this evening. In attempting to pick
up Strelin gers long punt he knocked 1t back
OF the goal line. where he fell on II, %scoringa
safety. This was the only score OF the after
noon. Capt, Spencer was in football clothes,
but did not get in the game. Bernard lett
end. and Northcroft, f%ullback. were the other
regulars who were out of the game this after
| noon. Richardson played full and Burg and
Ingram at the halves.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 25.-The Harvard Athletic
Association will tomorrow send out circulars
Of Information regarding the allotment Of
game. Applications will be received at the
Office of the association after October 80 and
Provision Is made for two groups OF applica-
tiOns, those FOR personal use and those for the
use OF friends. The first group will have the
preference, and in this group preference will
be given as follows Undergraduates ap-
plying for one seat IA the cheering section. IN
which no women will be allowed; holders of
/ under grad Qua tes' season tickets, underEradu-
at not holders Of season tickets. graduates
and members Of the graduate schools not
applies for only one seat. Next in order come
those Of the above group applying for two
seats, and then those applying for three or
four seats. Those applying for seats for
their friends will be- given preference accord
ing TO the NUMBER 81 NIIN lot Nnlcii lnty
amply. Seats NIL be- assigned by lot and the
tickets will be- sent ont On Mondiy, November
10. the week Of the big game at New Haven.
CApLIsLE, Oct. 25.-The Indians to-day
held their last practice before meeting Penn
sylvaula. While no scrlmmage was, held,
is every hope among their friends here that
they, will make a great showing 4 the game
Bemus Pierce and Frank Hudson, are reticent
to-day about the Indians chances Of success
against the Quakers. asmu as they know
that Pennsylvania Ia stTalning every nerve
10 outtrick and outplay them on saturday.
The Carlisle players will arrive in Philadelphia
tomorrow afternoon aud stop at the Nor-
maudie. The band aud roOters will arrive
III Philadelphia on Saturday at noon.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Esprit, dash and
fire marked the last day Of hard work of the
Pennsylvania varsity football team in prep
aration for the Indian game on Saturday,
of mig Buck" Wharton. Wharton donned a
suit, getting back OF the Quakers' forwards.
tbmev have Vet exhibited this season. IL Was
the hardest and best practice that Penn has
had this year and the result of the two touch
Foiwsil TO ward the close Of the scrimmaEe
was the cleanest total that the hrst eleven
has made against the scrubs TINS year. The
mined attack of the varsity and yielded
for two ~touchdowns that we're earned by
scrubs in stopping The fierce attack Of the
varsity had 19t carried MfTS thu beS bsIi down TO on IN 1 Ioe
ward line. Here Bob Folyell showed his
versatility as a footballist by place kicking
a goal from the 25-yard line. The coaches
ordered the scrubs TO take the ball on the
varsity's S-yard line and carry II over, Billy
Morice holding dow, right half for them
! only saw the hall shift from one side Of the
1eld to the other and then on the next four
downs the varsity exhibited one of the best
defencos ever seen on the field when they
pushed the scrubs back for fifteen yards,
and on the following play. which was, a for
them. On the very next play Sheble booted
the ball down the field and the game was then
called on.
WEST POINT, Oct. 25.-There was no scrim-
mage to-day, Coach Graves deciding, a rest
would benefit the men more tnsH naId TS6k.
nations that W III be tried or Saturday were run
through, During the past week the forward
pass has been nOticeahly absent, but since
the cadets have never been able to use 1t to
advantage it is not likely 70 be sprung in the
given much attention. Coach Torney puntinR
TO Hill and MountfOrd. both men handling
the ball cIsSnly, Ihs makeup p Of po The hsI line that ITd
Stearns ends, Weeks and Pnllen tackles.
Erwin and Christy. guards. sultan centre.
on pnSI ohnstonT's condition. II he Is able 70 play
onarterback Mountford goes IN a. fu,iback
i yohnston doe; not EIaE h S"tnTday M sSyrt
Arnold left half and Moose fullbsck.. The
ohicials in the Harvard ann will be
McCracken, referee: Morice and LAngford.
umpires, and Keson. llnesman.
AMHFRsT. Mass., Oct. 25.-The. postpone
ment Of the Vermont game from last Satur-
day 10 Monday afternoon on account OF the
funeral OF Prof. Richardson caused consider
able change IN the week e sch edule Of practice.
Tuesday q scTimmage lasting but three min
utea waa held and the rest Of the afternoon
was devoted 10 signal work. The team will
leave tomorrow for New Haven TO play
against Yale for the first time since 1902. Six
Of last years veterans will be in the lineup on
Saturday, including Osborn and Leadbetter,
who have overcome their academic dificul-
ties, and Dick Crook. who made his frat ap-
pearAnce on the team Tuesday. Crook was
disabled the early part of last season, but II is
expected that he will be able 20 finish out the
schedule this year, His position was a hard
one to substitute. because Amherst was par
ticularly lacking in candidates for the wins
positions this year and Crook Ia one of the best
ends the college ever rae II is expected that
one of the biggest surprises Vale will find in
the Amhers game on Saturday will be the
drop and place kicking Of Hubbard. Beach and
Conley. During the hard forty minutes
sCrimmaHe OF yesterdays secret practice
Beach scored four out Of hve times from the
90 and 4S-yard line, and Hubbard and COnley
have been doing nearly az well.
ARTHMoR Pa, Oct. 25.-Swarthmore
varaitv after A lengthy signal practice and