The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-09

afternoon he Owed into the game head irst,
ripping up the defence of the second string
Two twenty minute halves produc ed no
the varsity goal line than the first string
thr eaten ed the line OF thu practice machine.
Eddie Dillon IL out OF the game for "A few
me- and Trainer Flood Is rather fearful about
his going stale. Ralph Davis added his
ns%s TO me g, So S c stan this s%it S n0Sa
ITHACA. n Y, Nov. s.AThe varsity and
scrubs played a long scrimmRge game this
afternoon, In which neithe team was able to
score. The regulars showed a partial re-
SSSsry L from Sr their ss slump Of = the s lat few days;
and Babcock, however, they could not put the
ball. behind the goal line. Earle aud Gibson
forward pass. One OF the features of the
day practice was the shifting Of Cosgroye
from guard to fullback. sailor going TO the
spent over half an hour In sending the ball
three goals in succession. from the so yard
line. Coach Warner Is i'll at his home and
was unable to report at the field.
AMHERST. Mass, Nov. s.-AUherst willhave
the strongest lineup thus far this season in
the team which meets partn, outh at Han,
who H. field coach at Annapolis this year. ar
rived here Monday and tool charge of the
bNudu III the dDNtute Ol flelu NOAcn uutcUul-
son. Gates was assisted by Curly smith.
the old Amherst captain. who is head coach OF
the Amherst team, and, there has been n
mighty shakeup in-the whole squad in conse-
duence. The AEgie game last week scared
everybody sufficiently to cause, a general
awakening IL football circles and the suuad
got its gruelling this week rs a result. Better
defensive work was evidenced on Tuesday.
when seven men behind the scrub line failed
academic condition, and with Crook the teams
wings are very satisfactory. The ends used
in the previous games Of the schedule have
the centre, v no was laid up with the laundice,
will be in the game on saturday Hubbard
spent Monday afternoon kicking goals from
placement and landed pretty ones from the
l5 and 30 yard lines at frepue nt intervals.
Yale freshman football eleven before it's
annual game with Princeton ended this after
noon with eight Of the best players out of il
faculty ordered COoney. centre: Brown and
Flint, guards; Perry and Linn, tackles: Moore
head. auarterback. and Merritt and Bradley,
deficiencies are made up. The remnant OF
the team, which all the season has been re.
Rarded as the best freshman team ever turned
out at Yale. will leave tomorrow for Prince
qualified. was formerly centre AZ Exeter.
Several Of the pla yers have started in to
work hard this neNk week so that they may
work of conditions and get into the Yale
Tonight settled on The lineup for the Prince
ton game as follows: Left end. Platt: left tackle,
Capt. Coy; left guard. Andrus; centre, Hunt:
right end. Logan; quarterback. BinghanE left
hslfback, Holt or Murphy; right halfback.
Wheaton; fullbsck. Philbin.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-Pennsylvania's
football eleven finished its work for the La
fayette game by defeating the scrubs by two
touohdowns this afternoon az Franklin Field
in "a game hat was characterized by the team
work OF, the. varsity, once the plays were
started, but there was an me xplainable delay
often la getting on the plays. Lawrence and
keinath were each tried out at quarterback
Il m'S Was sn q hRs ISY d sTnE pTad " ls for , Rt team naw1en All
Of the players received individual coaching
in their respective positions and. before the
usual sigma practice the ends and backs had
q long workout IN the intricacies of puntinR.
Fake kicks Of all descriptions were used. and
he ends we're thoroushly instructed hoy to
ing this the same men received a long drill In
the forward pass.
New HAVEN, Nov. s.-The time for applics-
tions for tickets for the Yale-Harvard game
in this city on November a at the Yale Field
outside the door at the ticket headquarters
in Osborn Hall waiting to hand in their appli-
cations, Everard Ihompson; SG0 mas ShstSe
the indications were that the early spplica-
lions would probably exhaust the seating
10 dispose OF, half the number for the game.
the other half being Harvard's share. Vale
had Z, 900 tickets Tor the 1ate-lrlnCetOn game.
and these we're all applied for except about
six hundred which were this afternoon re-
turned to Princeton.
CNMHRiDGE. Nov. SIN the last hard work
thev will have before the game with the Car
ltsle Indians on Saturday the Harvard var
sity football men put up the best practice
game that they have played this year. There
was life. good team play and speed IN the
snappy work Of the varsity despite the fact
that substitute halfbacks play ed In the lineup.
Much attention was given to the open game
and both the forward pass and onside kicks
worked better than they have before this
season, both plays gaining good ground
throughout the scrimmage, which lasted t6
minutes. Durirg the scrimmage the varsity
scored three touchdOwns and Kicked a goal.