The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-27

his kicking has been nrst class and mas steadily
nova %Ss0 game. When his psntinF beyond doubt
kept y.illanova out Of Fordham territory
The coaches are = we'll sS tisnesdT with the show.
ing OF the Seam IN practice; Not only are
fee I msn m Dls cSinse. S' the p Issn are are u exesnted
with remarkable speed and, accuracy. The
new trick plays are well in hand; Booth Of
pested 70 Ds assist WI NTH sI tie c li%s n Ss%eti o r the sbs
crowd at the Polo Grounds, and from the
sale sx of tisfe's TN Se s to Ssss so SE@S Sf F % db;UEo
will occupy sections 0 land 10, while q big crowd
Of Holy Cross students and their friends will
heye, organized into a big cheering, corps
and have learned some new songs and paro-
old Manhattan. they viii Will not have every:
Hssoeiation Of HoiEy; Cross IN New YORK has
invaders from Worcester will certainly hit
things up for Holy Cross.
WORCESTER, Nov. 2o.-Holy Cross football
team has had the advanta ges of extra coach
ing for the last week Larkin, former guar
all American fullback in 1908. have been
helping out Coach King. Standard has been
Geary. has been receiving, special attention
from Larkin. Geary's work, which has been
Of falling Oh. A great deal OF Holy Cross
confidence is centred in their speedy quarter
back Considerable reliance is placed on
Scanlon is the best punter the Worcester in
stitution has had since Jack Reed. The team
= Pai SG9Sl at i.fs t nS lie Is sv still I sSssRSisStttO sI gen into
the game. His place Is taken by DavltI.
x xaS %sSe F FoiGa n s sSs F insS fSsiRss oG foT a
short time on. Saturday his injured hip
proved too weak 20 let him stay in beyond a
few minutes. 1t Is impossible to say whether
he will be in shape for the game on Thanks
giving Day; For the rest OF the week there
work as viii perfect trick plays and keep the
men In first class condition, Plans are under
way to charter It tS a special eTIsnd TRAIN .nd 70 > G 6Ir cyo S9s
Of interested Worcester sporting men down
TO New York.
ITHACA. Nov. 2o.-The Cornell varsity held
its last secret practice before the Pennsyl-
y vsI1x &nGess this a mernfSS ,o The sb msn IeSye
The varsity showed great speed and dash in
to-dsy's work. After considerable time had
ner's kickors. and later In. running down on
kicks, the varsity went through the plays
which will be used in Thursdays battle. In
this they showed astonishing speed and
smoothness., II is evident, that Cornell is
in top notch form. and will be capable Of
ysnis that It has played so far this season.
The men are in almost perfect physical, con-
dition, barring a few slight bruises and stiff
and looked as II they we're capable OF playing
a long. gruelling game.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7e.-Pennsylvanias
football squad arrived at Winslow junction
this afternoon at 230 O'Clock. and spent the
afternoon in a fast spirited practice in the
fresh. bracing Jersey air. After a short rest
at the hotel Head Coach Torrey ordered the
green in front Of the hotel. All the regulars
and substitutes were present with the. eN-
ception Of Hollenbsck. who again missed the
this evening. and SSeble. who was detained
by class work at the university, Realizing
against the fast Cor nell team. the coaches gave
every man on the squad a long and thorough
S ssInl IN M SasSn,ns RRs spss Ssd TorreT ana Dd'S ca 1Se
Greene did the %punting. while Lawrence and
the bsckheld men caught and handled the
great Improvement over last Saturdays form
IN his handling Of punts and rarely missed the
divisions and put through a long, fast signal
drill for an hour. Here the varsity men put
great vim and fire into their work and worked
their plays and formations as they did in the
Michigan game.
ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 2s.-The Navy team
started to-day its last week OF practice before
the final game with the Army. Douglass
Howard. last seasons captain. saw the Army
Coach Gates has already seen the West Point
team in action. and these two drilled the Mid
attack. and also worked on some formations
which seemed lk ely - get around its ends or
S5ess s iss ilTs, Ds S%ck io 3w q be ss Nave 9S'e ed SaSn 81
squad this afternoon, the finish of the season
az Yale having released him from his duties
the Army game as It lined up against Virginia
Polytechnic Institute on Saturday.
WEST POINT, Nov. 2e.-The Cadets had a
short signal Iis practice tGcda " u All t5e 7q WSd
IL in the hospital. Last Saturdays game was
discourag gina 70 the Army adherents, but y Is
hard to find any one willing to bet on the Md
have been at even money, Pullen came out
to-day for the frst time SINCE the pTipcet3n
sSms MGa' and hand ed s2oo out tns a 'H ions line f1 Of
good plain talk to them on their playing last
Saturday, The final SELECTION Of the team will
POSITION and that Of qusrter6sok are stili in
doubt. Hanlon and stearns seem e have
first call on the ends, with Ayers and Hickam
pressing them hard. It now looks like Mount
ford for quarterback, with ,Johnston. last
years quarter. as trst sub; Moose and
positions.
! football team returned here late last night
after a herd weeks work, 5000 miles and more
Of travel and three hard games As a matter
Of fact the game against Vanderbilt University
not have been played. Midway on the trip
emptied and further supplies failed to reach
the redskins. The Indians had the poorest
account Of the change Of water every one Of
them became Ill. Mana ger Vennes's wampum
belt was lined with many thousands Of the
palefaces' money, taken IL as The Indians share
OF gate receipts In the Western game. The
receipts at the Carlisle indiana Minnesota
game broke all Western records. This after
Moons practice for the redskin squad was
very light, and In the nature OF a walkaround
A half hour suficed to sufficiently Timber up
the bruised bodies. The Indians will likely
leave Carlisle tomorrow afternoon or evening
for Norfolk, Va, where they will play the
seasons closing game with the University 81
Virginia on Thanksgiving. Day. The, full
first team Indian lineup will likely be Played
against Virginia.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 26.-The following
officials ha We been selected for the Army
Navy game az Franklin Field next Saturday:
Referee. Matthe w McClung, Lehigh 1mpires,
Sharpe Of Yale and Corbin OF Yale: linesman,
Torrey OF Pennsylvania
Columbia Athletes Cannot Have Track
for winter Use.
The board Of trustees OF Columbia Uni
versity has refused to let the track manage
ment build a board track In the grove for the
use OF the track team this winter. The track
people planned and got estimates for the
track some time ago. When they went 10
Supt Goethe he referred the matter 20 the
board of trustees. The trustees said that
the de ma lds for n track tenn we're NOT ma