The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-30

PICTURESQUE plays were in~terspersed in
the last two big games Ia the West. kick-
ing played a prominent part in the Chicago
Indiana game in furnishing the picturesque
ness. InGiana's s points were all due TO
goals from the Hf lid t 3ne ot Sss a C SsSe EiSE
from the Is yard line. Eckesall 81 the
magic toe dropkicked a goal for Chicago
Illinois battle Johnny Garrcls. the sensational
Michigan fullback, was 2 dazzling performer.
Ne gained more ground man all the other
through a ninety yard run for a touchdown,
taking the ball on the KICKOFF. Michigan's
10 the slashing playing of Garrels and Capt;
Garrals. the Ann ArbOr team failed to impress
the critics. There vas an odd mtehap to
Ioell, the Michigan tackle. early in the game,
On a punt by Illinois he broke through WITH
but he got The full force Of the kick in the
nit Of the stomach. He staggered and fell
forward on his face. but Was only temporarily
disabled.
The Indians made their speed tell in ham
standing still they went up TO it on the dead
them all the harder for the puakers to catch;
The beauty of IL was that they were sure of
making their catches and were guilty Of no
errors.
WEST POINT. Oct. ~. -COach Graves had
the football squad out to-day for a short signal
practice. In speaking Of the team to-day
out Of the Harvard game in better shape than
after any previous contest not a man reported
the slightest injury. The cadets are well
and they predict great things for the Army
team next Saturday when they face Yale.
hand to-day and kept the fOrme passing for
drop kicks. Sultan Is uncertain in passing
back for kicks, and every EFFORT will be made
avoid q poor pass next Saturday. giving Yale
a chance 10 score similar to Harvard's.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 2s.-Ths Harvard varsity
football men who played In the West Point
game on Saturday had an easy days work
dhiT n,te ths pe:. out OF t sSsy week eek E There sS@ ss GsFa a
few changes in the varsity as Il ran through
is. signals this afternoon. Kennard. who
left end. Miller and Burnham, the two men
who have played here the greater part OF the
fr%s; the he Z W VIM GTap sStSrd as V%S probS.
bly, have got a tryout at the place anyway.
Pierce was again at right tackle. Mscdon-
time because OF q slight injury. was put into
the scrimmage for the hrst. time, and earlier
in the afternoon was at right end in signals.
sence. Lincoln was moved to right halfback,
taking Lockwood's place. TIP TO Saturday
Jazz h,eso %sh nss P Ssd a day az on noS Mason T iasins he
place ~ i%nllback, The latter has almost re-
covered from a bruised shoulder and il ex-
ptClEu OACA III Nv ll = again NOOUs
ApOIlonio was out in toys for the first time in
more than two weeks. Parker, the fourth
member Of the hospital squad. was not in toys,
but he is getting along nicely. Oliver y,
Cults Joined the coaches stan to-day and will
be with the team the rest Of the season.
In the twenty minutes scrimmnge between
the varsity subs and the second eleven STAIRS
fast playing put fire into the men. II was the
best work the ,uusrterheck has done this fall
Macdonald, who played for the Nvst time in
several weeks. followed the ball ~tll. gather
ing It in on several fumbles and kicks.
To TpF EnTTOr op THF SrN- Sir. La
fRyPttp did not disappoint her followPrs on
Saturday. In the opinion OF football eN-
! perts here she In about four touchdowns
better than COLGATE. This II most encouraR-
ing when you recall that Colgate held both
Cornell aad West Point 10 TO o scores. Next
saturday Lafayette goes to Pittsbura 70
hard sighting team, coached nv Piekarski.
THIS game out Of the vay.. our eleven will
have 10 face University OF Pennsglvania on
November ~. Lafayette alwAys plays .
hard game on Franklin Field. In 1893 We