The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-20

gan. who attended the HOLY CroSs-1 ale game
In New Haven last Saturday. put the squad
through a few OF Ellis successful trick PLAYS,
These were tried in the scrimmage this after
deman ding the forward pass. which proved
too unce rtain to warrant Coach smith IN Try
ing Il In to-mor rows UNI Inc FoEdnem
since their game against Rensselaer, two
weeks ago and are confident. that their mas
to beat the heavy Med. Chi. team from Phila-
delphia. Glennon, captain and tackle OF two
years ago, Is looking after the line and giving
under punts, Siskind. under Glennons dirsc-
tion. has shown a big Improvement. The
which he has been practising all week Sis
Eind VIII succeed IN settins me Dali over Sac Ne 10
has been put in at tackle. in an effort to
strengthen the line. Williams Of the medical
of last year. appeared in a suit the other day,
and has been giving the line men the hard
e easc hind 81 prS &C % Mans me s de giSle for FOR me
team his work at the medical school does not
leave him enough time for rel ular practice.
ITHACA. Oct. ia generous %downpour Of
rain varied the mOnOtOny Of the Corn II foot
ball %sduao's secret practice this afternoon.
For the first time in nearly two weeks all the
regulars were on hand and prepared tO enter
the game. The work. however. was con-
returning the kiokoY and tacEling IN a broken
field, TaussiH watched the ends In this
work, Mason the back field and Warner the
linemen. As a result. the entire team showed
Improvement both in speed and IN effectively
stopping the man with the ball before he had
run back far, After this drill the varsity had
a long signal practice with POllak again as
quarterback and Gibson. Walder and Earle
in the bsckfeld. O'Rourke resumed his
ference in good sha pc. Some new variations
Of the forward pass were experimental with
and probably VIII be used in the IA me against
Bowdoin tomorrow afternoon.
PRINCETON, Oct. I0.-After a half hour
Of open practice in rudimentary playing this
afternoon the Princeton coaches closed
the gates and excluded spectators. The
varsity had a rest from its usual scrimmage
Bucknell tomorrow. and instead the regu-
lars were put through a fast signal drill.
Both quarterhacks were tried and both sue
and dash. Eddie Dillon. the regular quarter
back will get a holiday tomorrow and his
make a name for himself, Tenney, who has
been laid up for a couple OF weeks, now seems
70 be in as good condition. as ever. Ills
proved. and he gets the short quarterback
kickor now with regularity and accuracy.
Capt. Dillon and Waiter Raub' the big half
game. Larson, who has been playing sub
guard all fall, will take billions place. and
Cass will probably go in for Daub. Although
Larson has had little experience in a big
game he has shown up particularly well in
daily scrimmages and is a strong man for
omore class, also has developed recently into
a plunRins halfback OF more than ordinary
ability and will 20 into to-morrows game
with a reputation behind him.
w~ILLIAMsTowN. Mass. Oct. a.-The WILL
Jams squad Of twcnty-One men left early
this afternoon for NPwhurgh, y, Y, where
they will spend tonight, going on tn West
Point v t0-mSrT S0rd m fSr n Ias;t T InS i sSd i. hq IN
better form than at any time earlier in the
season. The team will go into the game
the lineup az the last minute. Elder, the
best end Williams has had in several years, is
sun ering from a light attack Of blood poisoning
and has had to go to the intirmary. To MI
his position Capt Waters has been moved from
quarter and Fierce will be tried in Waters's
place. Clay. a freshman. will play fullbacks.
Pierce rs clever and a fast man az carrying the
ball but is very light, while Waters has not
been used at end since entering college. DR.,
years at Lafayette. worked with the squad on
Wednesday. He was an official in the West
P~oint-Colgate game on Saturday.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. Ia.-Fifteen hundred Har-
ward graduates met in the Harvard
meeting OF the year. The speakers were
Coach Reid and Captain Foster. The most
interesting Thing Of the meeting was Capt
trying to put drought his fall TO meet htT
opponents before the game. Harvard has
not been successful in her innovation, how
ever, for illiams is the only college which
has come to lunch at the Harvard trainlnl
table; II vas not known in Cam3ridCe be,
in this way.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 10 With a record OF o 10 Z
scores against both Cornell and West Pom
the Colgate University football team. accom-
panied by 500 students and friends, will IN
tomorrow and do its mightiest to overthrow
the Orange on the gridiron; The. game
give Colgate the advantage, ms her backs
average nine pounds more than those OF
Syracuse. The Orange, line. however, aver.
ages thirteen pounds hea vier than that OF
its opponents. Stein, the Syracuse full.
back, will not play OWING TO injuries received
in the Yale game. Dudley. a fires hman
will take his place. Park. last seasons left
halfback. will not be in the first lineup for
the. Orange, his place being taken by, the
Splinter Brown. Capt. Stimson is again him
self and will play, The game has stirred W
the greatest kind of interest in and about
Syracuse and il is believed that a record
crowd for this city will be in attendance.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l0.-Pennsylvania :
work was very light to-day in preparatl lion
for the game with Brown Tomorrow. The
coaches are slving the men for this contest,
realizing that it viii take all the football thai
Pennsylvania knows to win the game. Every
effort Is being made to getCenter Rush Hollen.
bach in condition to start in the fray and a
strengthen the team for the onslaughts they
will receive. Gus Siegler was shifted back
to right guard, Gallagher going TO left and
DebOw 10 the side lines. lavery was, trans
ferred 20 right tackle from centre. as .Hollen.
bach will begin the game AZ the pivot position
In the baCkfeld Sheble will be at quarter.
Capt. Greene at right half. FOlwell at left and
Longwell at fullbaCk Castor has the prefer
enCe over IRvene at left end. IL was not
announced who will give the signals, On
Thursday Bob Folwell gay them with a win
and dash that carried the team along at a
terrific clip. but to-day Shcble was doing the
talking and he did IL right we'll,
The practice to-day consisted in a lone
signal drill after which Greene and Folwel
We're tried out against the scrubs at place
kicking. Both men proved 70 be pretty good
on the job with Sheble holding the ball, The
line seems to be muCs stronger. never lettinp
a man through TO block a kick. IL was the
first practice at goal or place kicking this
year. Now more than ever before the ga me
calls for a good drOp or place kicker. Way
back In 81 George Woodruff worked out the
place kick and for several years il proved
very successful at Pennsylvania and else
where. For the last five or six years the
Quakers have not had a good man in This
department, but now there seems every reason
to believe that one will be developed.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. IO.-The Harvard varsity
men were all back on the field again this after
noon, but they did only light work. They
spent the greater part 81 their hour on the
gridiron running through plays, but had nc
scrimmage. Hall, who was injured last
Saturday, was back in signal work this after
noon.
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