The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-22

line. though the 'backheld. with Ingram at
| halves and Norton al quarter. VII not be
changed unless one OF the four - injured.
S~lpgIun at centre and ,Northcroft az right
tackle are fixtures. and Richardson Will play
one of the ends, though II h not certain which.
There Is little choice among Mayer. Wright
chances slightly in the. order named. and
bet ween Simpson and Magruder for lett
tackle. However. Piersol has returned TO
the game and may be put &C any one OF the
thre positions. as he is a strong and eA-
perienced player.
ITHACA, v. Y. Nov. 2i.-The Cornell team
practised until dark this afternoon in prepa-
ration for the game with Pennsylvanla on
Cornell and Harvard star. held the centre OF
the stage this afternoon and, collecting the
the Pennsylvania style of play and then ex-
planned to the backs the intricacies OF several
new 70 sST mn 10 psn %sIiH 1ne as G"eCs ost nsEe
who watched the Quakers last saturday, also
contributed Information regarding the sp-
Coaches Lueder and Warner took the line men
aside and gave them a long drill in charging.
! After that Gardiner ran the regulars through
signals. using the new plays continuousiy.
Newman played centre. but Valdez did not
line up; gsmieson took a rest, and BrintGn
! Gibson and Earle were in their regular places,
and Babcock was once more at left end.
injured list, ran through signals with the
scrubs ThGmPso1 the pig guard. hurt his
knee ana retired 10 the clubhouse.
HAxovER. y. H, Nov. 7,.;;-The Dartmouth
football squad had It's anal practice on the
body with a band marched. to the Held 10
cheer the players in their last scrimmage.
The work OF the varsity was good, SHOWING
football, The backneld r. much stronger
than when the team met Harvard a week
give Brown a great battle. After the practice
the whole squad gathered around the dummy
while Capt. Glaze kindled the IRE which
game. The old time custom was completed
with cheers for the coaches. trainer and men.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 21.-Pennsylvania's
football practice was along the same lines
! to-day as durin9 the first two dsysof the week.
The varsity team was given only signal work
and the scrubs and freshmen coupled the
centre Of the field with their scrimmaee. The
day had a light time OF II. as their work was
the same as the varsity'e. On account Of the
Carl Williams came out to take charge of
Shirley to round him into form for the coming
games in case. anything should happen TO
the remainder Of the season. Williams
worked all afternoon with shirley and taught
He made a speciality of the forward pass and
Shirley proved very efficient in using it.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. ,I.-AlI Yale is
talking of the ultimatum sent here by Coach
Reid of Harvard this morning that II Vale
0lu not agree 10 dCtNpJ bill ElWhTu6 az du
call the game on. After Yale bad practically
given HSTSsrd the say as to The ,bon choice on Of
rageous for Harvard TO take the ground
she did. but Yale nevertheless agreed 70
for criticism for allowing the dictation OF
Harvard; Negotiations were started weeks
a ampi IEoH'n and i Il has Gno'G been the delsy 1 on
Harvard's, part that has kept on the final
The feeling here is that the relations be-
tween the two football associations are de-
cLdediy strained and some go SO tsr as to say
t aifi b 81 4 the poif last Tor mat a lS SasnT {iSye o sGR, EN-
Harvard and Yale, The effect on the Yale
players has been that they are nov worked
up to a higher fighting pitch than ever.
between the varsity and the freshman eleven,
and an almost winning fight. The varsity
got away with a single tSlly victory and Vas
Knox will not be in the Harvard game, as
trouble and Is not eIpSoted % Be we'll enough
on nicely, ~PseSiaIILIyd in II \ RLs s,B %BGn ,bT! ne
the Harvard contest i ended, and may be
makeup OF the Yale back field has not vet
been determiped, 1t Looks poT like Morse.
Bemsr may be IL place Of kooms.
C~.MeRIDoE. Mass Nov. :l.-HarvaEds
is done except for two light signal drills.
which will be held at Morris Cove tomorrow
Conditions attended the last practice OF The
year r soldiers Field to-day. A pouring
rain fell all a%fteroon: II had been planned
the weather interfered some with this. Like
wise did the weather interfere with the plans
of the coaches. They hoped TO put all the
men who will play against Yale except Kers-
burg throug h a twenty minute scrimmage.
sSt WING VA rb6 90 ,hs sEsa s6S Gao, GSnq Foster oT w s9e
not allowed to play and the work was cut
down to ten minutes.
ma &c with the second team, though no enort
WAS made TO score. As soon rs "A man got
The varsity showed a lot Of life and dash and
was exceptionally we'll together. In spite OF
the fact that the ball and the field were wet
and slippery. the men, handled the ball well
and had no trouble in keeping their feet.
Every move made by the men showed that
they will be NJ for the battle Of their lives.
second eleVens was held in secret, while the
enthusie site undergraduates marched around
the sta dunn waiting TO he admitted. Before
coming 10 the field the varsity eleven had half
an hours work u. the has ball cage. The
work. meeting forward passes and onsidc
kicks. and the varsity men met the plays
Well. When the gate; we're opened the IN,
team; kersburG Is progressing nicely. and
will he At Oh Saturday. The lineup OF tho
Harvard team against Yale will be: Mac
Donald, left end; Osborne, left tackle Burr.
left guard: Parker. centre: kersburg. right
guard, Pierce. right tackle; Starr. right end
NewhaIl, quarterback. Foster, left halfback
lincoln. right halfhack; Wendell. tuIlback
Tomorrow morning at o O'Clock the Harvard
team. substitutes and supernuneraries will
lea We for Morris Cove. on New Haven Bay.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. I'll Authorities
in football NJ Yale in discussing tho question
as to whether or not u player in the line Of
sCTimmagem might run with the ball from his
position are of the opinion that none bur an
end may 50 run. If rule IL, exception /. seems
Obscure il might be added that men playing
in the line OF s~Crimmage, other thnn the ends.
may he allowed 10 carry the ball IL they are
dropped back FIVE Yards before the ball is
nut IN play. thus bringing them behind the
scrimmage line for that particular play.
Foster Rockwell, head coach. sail he could
see no reason for any misunderstanding NJ
this par nj the game. He said. None but an
end may run With the ball from a position in
the line Of scrimmaRe NJ the time the ball is
put in play. " other men in the line are used
they must be standing FIVE yards behind the
scrimnlage line before the ball II PVT In play.
Walter Camp, member OF the rules com
mittpp and athletic advisor. expressed sub
stantially the same view. saying While J
have not considered the matter with special
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