The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-18

Goal Lines Clean Results Of other
COntests-A HArVard-lale Love Feast
Practice Of M College Teams,
Of PennsylVAnia football team had the salts
faction OF making q good sized SCORE yester-
day without being scored on. The ouakers
beat Medico-C hlrurgichl 81 TO o. though their
total was three points less than Lafayette
made against the same team last Saturday.
The Navy eleven defeated St. Johns College,
% to o. which ls eleven' points less than were
made against st. Joohn'a q year ago. The
results follow:
Pennsylvania. IN; MediCO-Chi. o.
Annapolis. rs; st. Johns. o.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H~-Pennsylv ania de-
feated the MedIco-Chi football team 81 to 0
on Franklin Field this afternoon In q ~listless
sort Of game that drove the most ardent sup
porter OF the Red and Blue 20 distraction. and
II lie more than certain that the strong Brown
team will roll up a big score against the Quak-
ers on Saturday unless one OF the greatest OF
braces ever made by a team is taken In the
next three days. Pennsylvania never got
together and never got going at a fast clip.
The play was dragged along most monoto-
nously from the start by the new quarterback.
lee. and Capt. Greene contributed his share
to the slow work by continually whispering
advice to Lee that made the contest resemble
a Yale hush club" meeting. Never once
during the entire game OF twenty five and
twenty minute halves did the Pennsylvania
team get out Of a walk after plays, and
after their touchdowns 1t was pitiful to watch
the big Quakers drag themselves back to the
centre of the field. Once Capt. Greene kicked
out Of pounds and the game was stopped Iona
enough for the crowd to watch a fight in the
south stand while he was wandering back to
kick over again.
ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 1.-THE Navy had a chance
Of trying a lot Of candidates for different
positions and also their plays under the new
rules while running up a score OF 70 to 0 on
the team Of the st. Johns. the local college,
this afternoon. The midshipmen worked
q fOrWard pass with good results on several
occasions and also tried a quick onside kick
from regular forms ton. Two OF the Nays
touchdowns were made In the first half OF
twenty minutes. but their opponents
weakened in the second half and three were
made In fifteen minutes.
Il have no doubt said Coach Yost. en-
couragingly, when he arrived in Ann Arbor
after seeing the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
game, that either Pennsylvania or Swarth-
more would have walloped you last Saturday.
Yost vas addressing bis football squad. and
he made this sucoinct analysis OF Pennsyl-
vania's play: The Quaker eleven has a
fair centre, mediocre guards, excellent tackles,
splendid ends. a fair quarterback. two dandy
halves and q first class mllback. Interest
in the Michigan game is all consuming down
East" goes on the voluble Hurry Up person.
The people generally do not know that
Chicago beat Michigan last fall. They're
heard Michigan for Ave years. and we didn't
get bumped hard enough by Chicago to hurt
their hearing" Eastern football followers
have better hearing and memory than fost
thinks. The shot that humbled the Michigan
ders by a ? TO 0 score was heard round the
world. II proclaimed that the great and only
Yost was only mortal after all. Possibly
there are more persons in the benigbted East
who are aware that Chicago beat Michigan
last fall than are aware Of the existence or a
coach named Yost.
Football is going to the dogs. Not onlv
are the Chicago and Purdue rivals TO break
bread together the evening before their an
nual game, hut Bill Reid, the Harvard coach,
recently paid a visit TO New Haven and was
received with open arms by. the Yale folks.
Reid looked over Yale's uniforms and para
phernalia and also looked over the team to
get an idea OF how Yale was getting along
with the new rules. ana n22t 0nSe was ne
answered Reds questions fully, told him
what they were doing and assured him that
he would be welcome at any time. Reid,
see Harvard at close range. Another blow
az football is the fact that Bob Forbes. the
Vale tackle, was not In the practice on Non
day and Tuesday because too tight shoes
worn las. Saturday famed his feet.
ITHACA. Oct. 7-AIthouRh the Cornell
coaches announced a few days ago that they
would hold open practice on Tuesday ana
closed the gates Of Percy Field to visitors
to-day and spent over two hours n secret
practice Al the regulars sScent N %srn IN
is not satisfied with the work OF the yarsity
20 date. and hopes by strenuous work with
the handicap OF a crowd in the stands to de-
veiop a team which will stack up favoraoly
S Savl b brtn tSe sole S1TdH% Of the Corneiiisns
is TO twist the Tigers tail.
objection to the game on. TIE part Of their
parents Ave members of the Plainneld High
School football eleven have resiEnsa sn1 y
to-day to end the season az once. The eleven
had . tame scheduled with Rutgers, Prep for
local team opened the season last Saturday
with East Orange High School, and was de-
isstsd by e score Of 20 e 2: Sseyerei Of Sss
with the several casualties reported through
out the state, including two deaths. ave
request their sons have stopped playing.
PRINCETON. Oct H. Nearly the. entire
uNNNATN ~ nANaAS OVNy E@h 'AAN - A'e
noon through two hours OF the most interest
ing practice that has been seen at Princeton
this year. A patched up varsity under
took to swallow a mouthful that nearly caused
choking but it was finally. got down all right.
In two fifteen minutes halves the. varsity
was pitted against the scrub and freshmen
respectively. and IL must be admitted that
1910 put up a struggle which wac uneX-
pected. Bert Wheeler, the fanlous full
back. who played on two, Princeton cham
piOnship teams. was on the coaching line
to-day. He devoted most OF his attention
TO the kicking department and back Held.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. l7.-Edgar Tolles Glass
had the varsity guards so tired after to-day,s
practice that they were glad to shake on their
football toys and get rubbed down. This 10
only one indication Of the earnestness put into
building up YAle's defence. The buTly fresh
man eleven was pitted against the varsity
again to-day, In lieu Of the youngsters con-
test with the Brown Cubs called OF by the
Providence boys. The kids more than kept
the first string busy, at times making sub
sCantial gains and at others putting up a
sterling defence. In the work to-day the
freshmen earned one touchdown against the
varsity and the FIRST string tailed twice.
WEST POINT, Oct. II To-day the coaches
kept the men at practice until darkness forced
them to stop. MOuntford's punting and
drop kicking ability makes him at present
the Army's most valuable man. Since. there
IL little hope OF Beavers being back in the
game for some weeks. .Mountford was to-
day taken from quarterback and put in &C
fYllbaok. Cary, going In at auarterbaokj