The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-19


up a ragged game Of football against the sec
The two teams played for forty-nve minutes.
but much Of this time was taken up by the
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strnctions. The varsity scored only once.
and chis touchdown came on an onside kick.
and Slbley recovered for a touchdown. The
second came within four yards OF the varsity's
gains. making IS yards once besides the touch
times. Orr and Miller both handled this kick
Biag don, knowiton and Bowdlteh. the former
two playing the tackles and the last right end.
lined up with the second and made things
uncomfortable for the varsity, Once B1w-
ditch got the ball on an outside kick with a
clear field IN front Of him for a touchdown. but
borne and, lockwood, were again laid on
of ths sOrimmage. though they did light work.
ANNApoLIs. Md. Oct, IsaThere was an
at the Naval Academy. this afternoon for
most Of the fifteen minutes practice, Ingram
Ewing, while Capt. Spencer. Nortbcroft and
Norton were replaced with Burg. Richard
and Battles respectively RICHARDSON. =
making good behinMdY the line. and this alter
noon made the only touchdown OF the game.
ever given a chance and is especially good in
handling punts, which is the weakness OF
Norton, the regular man nan p Beside the back sCS.,
places were taken by Brandt aud Demot-
taihed the Navy team in 1900. the last year the
Navy won from the Army; has taken charge
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is.-After the poor
showing OF Pennsylvania's football team in
the past two games, the men got together
to-day for keeps and ripped the hitherto In
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men in a real game Of football the varsity
result OF the fast work Of her ends, Levene
and Rogers. who picked up on side Kicks and
L even to Within Ave Yards Of the goal line.
from where Dyer took II over.
The other. touchdown was made by Rogers
varsity line flushing through to block Fullback
Macklin Of The scrub in, his attempt 70 punt
them after Msckiin had touched the varsity's
centre for FIVE yards and Regan had thrown
of tackler after tackler in a fifteen yard skirt
plays the varsity was nonplussed by the
f~reshies. who not only held their own. but at
times seriously menaeed the nrst lean 5 sG pa
the Pennsylvania eleven. for the reason that
the plays were run OF smoother and faster
giving signals. Folwell, who was az right
halfback, ave all the signals In place OF Sheple,
who was acting at quarterback in q way mat
astontshed every one.
M~IDDLETowN Conn, Oct. Is.-Coach Bosey
down the rough edges on the Wesleyan
eleven. The Bowdoin game showed several
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to this. so that a change for the better has al
ready been noticed. He has also given
special attention 70 the back field in catching
punts. as the fumbling in the Bowdoin game
proved % be very costly, Wesleyanis next
game will be with Tufts at Boston on SatuI-
day, and the lineup will be somewhat changed.
The injury to Halfback Gildersleeye has
caused a shakeup in the back field and Palmer
Il is not yet decided who will play Paimer's
end. but probably Coke or Wilson.
PRINCETON, Oct. ls.-The weather man
opened fire on the Tigers to-day and practice
was run through in a steady drizzle OF rain:
Yssterday IS hard drill seemed TO have q GOO
rare speed and judgment. just a. present
every man is in top notch condition. or
bruises, which go with football plA wing, but
all in all the Tigers are NJ for battle. For
thirty minutes, divided into two halves. the
game was characterized by good clean tack
ling and fair speed. Capt. Dillon and McCOr-
TbeE u1 Vas nU enough P open play to suit he
greatest crank on the new code. The forward
pass and onside kick were used Effectively
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final score was ~ to o, these numbers clearly
indicating the attitude Of the varsity toward
the scrub. Harlan made two tOuchdowns,
Eddie Dillon one and ,Tibbott one: jim
Cooney kicked three goals from the, touch
downs. The varsity. developed a hard attack
and started on quickly, Interference was
formed we'll and the backs got behind IL in
good style. O'Brien and Dowd did some
pretty tacklinG for the scrubs and held the
score down many points by their work.
During the afternoon Harlan tried some more
drop kicking. He was better than ever to-day
and succeeded in booting Ave consecutive
goals over from the rs yard line.
ITHACA, Oct. Is.-The Cornell football
alumni coaching squad was augmented this
afternoon by the arrival of Club Mason,
a5, who put the candidates for the backield
through a strenuous hours work. After the
preliminary drill in tackling and getting down
the field under punts Coach Warner picked
out his varsity eleven and put them through
a long signal practice. without opposition.
O'Rourke was the only absentee. He probably
will not be called upon TO do much work until
next week, as his services will be much needed
in the Princeton game. His injured leg ia
mending rapidly. No spectators were al
10 we'd inside the field to-day.