The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-27

heard about accidents, Dut OF cVuEsS tuete
will continue TO be accidents. Football x
still a hard game. As TO open play WIN
sturdy ends ready for a tackle on, any portion
Of the body" the new rules forbid tackling
below the knees.
The Cornell football squad arrived in New
York yesterday after an all day ride from
lthaca and spent the night at tle Hotel Cum
berand. The Ithacans are In tip top form
to-day. One Of the coaches said the team
had improved in It's play This week; ne
other official for to-day's game besides Minds,
Dr.. Stauifer Of Pennsylvania, iinesman. lt
was learned last night that kulon-Mllier VIII
start at right halfback for Princeton instead
Of Daub.
PRINCETON. Oct. 2s.-Outgoins trains are
bearing loads Of students tonight. This
little town will be practically deserted To-
morrow. FOR. nearly everybody will Dc AZ the
Polo Grounds when the lthecans and TSgers
face each other. The practice was behind
locked doors most OF the afternoon. There
was no rough. work for the Tigers. and only
The varsity lined up as IL will to-m9rroTi
with every, man in uniform. 4 elgnal orin
OF ihe EsRHid FIRE order w1s run snrSSsn ~
Dillon,s orders could be heard Tar outside
the field, and the eleven worked clearly and
were practised to-day. but straight football
Is pretty certain TO prevail In the contest
twenty-five men composing the varsity
will leave here to-morrow morning by the
9:o5 train. Princeton will start the game
left tackle: Capt. Dillon, left guard; Herring.
centre; Martin or Rheinstein. right TusId:
FGSSSnsyb iITi ESnt a tSsE5si aGasipDa aSb T 0s Ru foo:
right haIfbsok; Ai%cCormick. fullbaCk The
Phillips. warden. SHAW. Tennsy, Little.
Stoever and Cass. No men on the Princeton
Martin and Rheinsteln. Their showing in
| to-morrow's game will mean a lot In their
ultimate success or failure to secure a place
in the Yale game.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2o.-The last work at
Pennsylvania in preparation FOR the Indian
game to-day was of the liRhtest kind. The
men were not allowed TO get into actual scrim-
mage play because the coaches were taking
no chances Of injury TO any one on the eve OF
condition. and they gave the entire squad
just the proper amount of exercise TO make
tried out his pEnters and cstchers a long time
with the assistance Of Reynolds, and the
captain then got busy at place kicking with
Folwell, HollenbaCh and Draper doing the
same. The four players sent them over from
all the different angles and passes and IL viii
of the Indians to keep Greene or Fol well
from scoring in this manner once they have
the ball inside the IS yard line.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 28.-Thp Harvard
football eleven with twenty-siN players left
for West Point this afternoon 70 play the
cadets Tomorrow, harvard looks for the
hardest game Of her schedule with the soldiers
and IL anxious 10 see what her team can DO
! signal drill for the men to-day. Several
hundred undergraduates, cheered the team
HarvaTd's lineup viii be. Miller. left end:
Osborne, left tackle. Burr, left guard. Parker
or Fraser, centre. kershcrE. right guard
Inches. right tackle: orr, right end; NeWhali,
! Quarterback: Foster, left halfhack Lockwood.
right halfback; Wendell. fullback.
a. -. NJ. A
nual Williams Dartmouth game will he play ed
for the irst time in Springfield tomorrow
afternoon. when the teams meet at hampden
Park. Ptwenty-tvOmcn who viii represent
y Williams, accompanied bv several coaches,
left this afternoon and will stay tonight at
the Worthy in Springfield, The opposing
squads will meet AZ Greenfield and make the
last part Of the iriP together: the nartmonth
will start the game with the following lineup
Elder. left end, swain. left tackle: Harter.
left guard. Morse, centre: GuttPrson. right
guard. Alexander. right tackle: Chapman.
right end; Pierce, quarterback u. Brown.
left halfback, In Ment. right halfhack Waters.
ullback The team averages lI pounds per
man. or just one pound less than Dartmouth.
and the chances for a Williams NIc'ory are
brighter than they have been AT any time Tor
several wears. Last years game. resulted
q - in favor Of Dartmouth. but the teams
were very unsvenly balanced in weight. The
coaches believe that Williams - better fitted
10 PLAY the open game than the New llamp-
shire team. The men have bee't put through
a hard course Of work since thu West Point
Oeiedl lhNl Ntluithl , udNW NIX NtkNdl bIhfNhF
each evening ~ the gymnasium IN, addition
to several hours Of work on the Held. 4. \
Wright. ~. Who made the ALL AUsrt,a team
while at tOlumbia, aud u clifford Black. 1870,
have been COachiug the line men this week and
the team appears greatly strengthened 4
special tram viii leave here Tomorrow morn
ing with a large crowd Of undergraduate.
NV HAVEN. oct. - Lined up for ne
T. final drill before the Amherst game tomorrow,
The Vale varsity In IT, new form went through
a very short practice to-day with the fresh
men A. opponents The work was not con
SpiUuouS Tor it, fast or clever play and in
reality vas nothing but a hreather for the
can iilats- H. has been announced thar IN"
changes made this week viii hold until after
the contest Tomorrow Ihe haokield Will
present the only set ot players used in the
rariisr games. the sr'lrr i'nr. from ETNin
at rizht guard 20 ZONES on the left end, being
either dropped or -hltlrd The coaCh~S 'O
not expect thar tho eleven Vil run no a biz
-uovn lut are housGd Of 20 faster and mOrs
consistent contest than was -cru, a week ago
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