The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-13

gan coach, who comes on to get pointers for
use when the Wolverines rub up against the
Quakers on November II. The schedule
follows:
Harvard VS.. Amherst Aggles. at Cambridge.
Yale vs.. Holy Cross, at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Annapolis. al Annapolis.
Pennsylvania VS.. Swarthmore, at Philadelphia.
Cornell VS.. Bucknell, at Ithaca.
West Point vs.. Cclse,-. =, west Pc.rt.
Dartmouth vs.. Maine. at Hanover.
Williams W.. Aiddlebury, at Willamstown.
Pennsylvania state vs.. Gettysburg. at State
College.
Wesleyan vs.. Bowdoin. al Middletown.
Syracuse VS.. Hamilton. at Syracuse.
Lehigh VS.. Haverford. at South Bethlehem.
Rochester VS.. ST. bonaventure. at Rochester.
George Washington vs.. Gallaudet. at Washington.
Georgetown VS.. Maryland Aggies. at Washington.
Lebanon VS.. Susquehanns. at Annvnle.
Stevens VS.. Trinity. at Hoboken.
Colby VS.. NewHampshire State. at Durham.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Western Maryland. at
Lancaster.
Nebraska vs.. Drake. at Lincoln.
Michigan vs.. Vanderbilt. at Ann Arbor.
Springfield vs.. Rhode Island College, At Spring.
field.
OberItn VS.. Kenyon, at oberlln.
Missouri VS.. Rolla. at Columbia.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. otterbeln. Al Delaware.
washburn vs.. Kansas state. al Topeka.
There are half a dozen or so men on the
Harvard squad who can punt well and there
Is quality as well as quantity among the
kickers. Burr, the big guard, y pretty nearly
de9endsbIe' ,JTst how 40 much EIcEinS
ability will help the team any. Is not clear.
unless, OF course. some good kicker has TO
leave the game. Only one man can Kick at a
time, and Burr doubtless will continue to do
the ~punting. Both Burr and Foster have
that's bootinG EN- SOME. Burr, from ali ac-
counts is Playing his guard position 10 bang
haffaF this NpaF kaFghnrO ia pOunfR1 m IN
make one Of the best guards Harvard ever has
had, and with Parker at centre the Crimson
Osborne, Inches and Hoar, the leading candi-
dates for tackles. have never played against
out Of Pierce SsTe e Who W My'T q Substitute guard
last year. Starr is being hard pressed for
quarterback by. Hall. substitute end last
year and a very fast youth.
The Cornell Sun prints some figures TO show
Earle. who playe I'd only a few minutes against
Niagara, gained l40 yards in fourteen tries.
an. average Of 10 yards a play. Gibson
gain Of 81 yards. McCntcheon's total gain OF
o. yards representa- an average gain Of nearly
plays. Babcock made 20 yards in three plays
And I watson also ,S one I lime plunge S"ck Of 10 Yards Is
Jameson. Eight Kicks We're rushed back for
an sSr@ @SSST% ,Ee Of S. Il gsr ysrds In The fIS PtIs sy5 t SSsRn
downs were made by advancing the bail
steadily for the respective distances OF u,
dictate A. 4 t6a u the ball cannot be rushed con-
sistently under the ten yard rule.
Coach staRg Of the University Of Chicago
il working on a combination shift and forward
pass. The, whole b~ackheld shifts and re-
shifts and the forward pass is brought into use
at the same time.
with Holy Cross Coach Folsom has been
putting his men through hard practice. trying
especially TO develop speed, The material
has been sent over the college for more ma
terisl. Coach Glaze has developed some fast
ball team, has been showing up in fine form
and will he tried In, the game tomorrow:
The line men have been given some solid
out by Coach Gage. Hobbs. captain OF
Andover last year. and Blake are doing great
Blake and Cooper are laid IN with bad ankles.
while RuSton is or o. the game Nth a slight
are at the training table: Kennedy. e. Smith.
NJ. X. Smith, Blake. Brusse, Dillingham;, Lang.
Hobbs. Glaze. GREENWOOD. Stearns, bankHrt,
Stewart. Stuart, Pritchard. Mcdonald and
Lillard.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. l?.-Yale's practice to-
kept the squad moving at top pace all the
time. speed and techniGue were the two
were hammered at constantly. At times
Coach Rockwell went in as, quarterback on
the Varsity 10 utilOuNNIHlt hIN NhCOIltSs I've
finally got, the tricks moving according "a, his
liking. and the plays ran. on very smoothly.
t TsG 52Rss st game @msFt AGAINST mi.t RR[GiS1 CROSS sQ Se6 6sins
Of q slight muscle bTuise that came to him
yesterday; Bigelow at right tackle will
day, but Roome will not be in his place in the
back field. As Holy Cross l. a light. lively
eleven like the Springfield. Training School
team, the coaches are waiting TO see II Yale
will be able to hold the opposing offence any
better than on Wednesday.
ITHACA, Oct. l2.-OnI light practice was
held by the Cornell football squad to-day in
nncEnsii eleven Tomorrow afternoon. The
varsity was run through signals in the forma-
ton which will start AGAINST the Pennsyl-
vanians. Van Orman and Babcock were on
the ends, Cook and Damn tackles, Thompson
and O'koIrke guards, Newman centre.
back, Walder fullback. The gates we're kept
tightly barred while some Of Coach Warmers
pet tricks were tried out; The work was fast
the playing OF the eleven In the past being
entirely overcome. Pollak, the regular quar-
two weeks. got back in harness to-day and
was largely responsible for the new spirit,
rafting on the plays in raPid succession and
passing the ball swiftly and accurately.
C~AMRmDGE, Oct. I2.-Harvard took a little
slump in her football practice this afternoon.
the second team holding the first on downs
twice, once six inches from the goal line
and once on the y yard line. The varsity
touchdown. WIZ It forced the second to
make a safety once. Mason. second string
Tullback, injured his shoulder to-day and
will be out for two weeks. ApolloniO, first
string at this position. Clipped a bone in bis
leg earlier in the week and 40 Gray, the
third choice for the position. will have TO be
played. A lot of time vas given 10 kicking
of all sorts to-day. Barr and Parker came
out early for place kicking and starr, New
hall and Hall for drop kicking. Later there
was punting OF all kinds.
LEwIsBURG. Pa. Oct. "A cheering. en-
thusiastic crowd OF several hundred students
accompanied the Bucknell football team to
the station this evening when they departed
for Ithaca. where they are 10 do battle with
Cornell tomorrow. The Bucknell men de-
part for Ithaca this year with hopes u pro-
ducing great results. Last year Cornell de-
feated the local team - 20 q. But this year
the Bucknell team is far stronger. especially
at this time. since Cockill, Bucknell '05, the
expert football coach. has been here the last
week assisting Coach Hoekins In training OF
the men. Among the players the feeling IL
that II they do not win they will at least
hold their opponents down to a close score,
New York yniyersity's football team easily
defeated De la Salla Institute on Ohio Field
yesterday by the score OF Is to o.