The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21

~plunging funback, and Coach Warmer Intends
Earle and Gibson did come pretty. dodsins
The freshman defence was stubborn. how
ever. and the varsity had TO light all the
Costello sn ndn 3 IuedsT sssi,tsd Head Coach
Warner.
PROVIDENCE. Nov. a0.-with the exception
Of the struggle with Dartmouth on Saturday.
Browns schedule for the season 10 completed.
the ne y SSmrin ia t fSsm sye sOS Of Ese; B owe f fonoSer :.
who would prefer a victory over the Green
even 20 beating Yale or Harvard. The local
in its ability to win. Tho crowd that win
follow from this city alone will, IL is estimated.
mont m%moe on q s.t lS g S'U %S.. p p1sss ss%f th siT poo rest
exhibition ssss6n. rh thns SS: S sst RRta,tt . up t.. here work sals
terbacik In CAPT schWsrtz's place and ran
the team for the nat time. His Inc xperienco
showed clearly: since the Yale game the
easily and the team at the present time 10
in the best possible condition. on Sunday,
and local football enthusiastic. the team spent
the day nc Nara "a nsett Pier. The members
had dinner at Greene s Inn. returning late
In the day.
wEsr PoIsr: Nov. 2o:-Not onoe during
t IN m pTssti : sT IS-d sSwn were ws sss . sna sr SSls
played a star defensive game, time after
time. breaking through and throwing the
day was Mountford's run hack OF a punt for
seventy yards to a. touchdown. Although
Beavers stiii limps, il is now pretty certain
ing ability alone win greatly strengthen The
team. At practice he pla ced almost every
Try between 6nt the posts and IN the scrimma g
from his wrenched knee and. It Is not At ali
smith. while still very lame. win in all prob
ability be in shape to play at Philadelphia.
Fowler. a, new man who 10 nlling Pullen's
shape.
wet Weather here keeps sps the Naval o %osdsmg
football field soft and the Goa ches are cautious
about allowing the team mon much real
lass. the regular halves. ars getting Into the
best shape. yet Harris and Ewing Ia We been
showing such good form Of Iate TINT the team
and Rich hsf S@s q have we tSssSH had s.ps9isnss
&C. fglI6aSs and A. could be taken on che line !.
lang are excellent second choices for Norton's
place at quarterback In fact. the substi-
four touchdowns against North Carolina
in the second half, whereas the regulars
scored but three in the first. Next week,
Field Coach Gates is expecting some members
Of the coaching squad from Yale to help
him.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-Pennsylvania
must win the game with Cornell Is the feeltnR
Of players. coaches and students at the Quaker
City just now and. In order to do so, the dim
cult task Of keeping the men In their present
form will be the most important part OF the
preparation. To follow out this policy the
substitutes are getting at the work and the
coaches are devoting all their attention 10
Viiianova game next Saturday. This after
nooH all the men. who faced Michigan except
Levene, who could not get excused from col
and they ran through the fastest kind OF signal
practice under the guidance OF Lawrence, but
only LayeLy; the tackle Tho replaced Castor
that followed. which lasted until away after
dark, The coaches will start. the. varsity
make 1t safe they will take the men out and re-
place them with substitutes. No chances car
be taken with the squad in the condition 1t 4
now in to overtrain the men before the Cornell
game, and only one or two more lineups vii
be held before Thanksgiving Day.
HANOVER, Nov. 2o.-The Dartmouth foot
ball squad had plenty OF hard work this
afternoon. Greenwood and McDevitt got OF
While the ends were swift 10 running back
punts. The greater part OF the time was
spent In practising the new plays to be used
on Saturday. Coach Gage ran the scrubs
through the Brown plays In preparation for a
long sCrimmage tomorrow. Hobbs and
the coaches are snxious for their speedy res
covery. The team seems to be increasing its
knowledge OF the new formations and has
acquired lots bf speed in its on en in the last
week. Capt. Glaze has imp wed rapidly. and
with a few days more of rest will he in shape
to play against Brown.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 20. Tomorrow the Hnr-
ward football eleven of '06 will have it, last
practice of the season on Soldiers Field. on
Thursday the scene of action will be shifted
to New Haven. where the big game of the
year will be played on Saturday. Capt
Foster. who has not been In a lineup for more
than three weeks, did some hard work to-day
aud his ankle came through all righa. The
work was once more pretty light to-day,
though a lot was accomplished KersberG
was the only one Of the first string men no. in
the signal practice. and so with ten OF the
regulars the men were able 10 get together
The varsity eleven ran through its plays
smoothly. and for the first time showed famili.
arity with the new signals. a thing the coaches
have been hoping for for some time, There
was, furthermore. a lot OF snap and life in the
work. with Newhall handling the ball cleanly
Mcdonald appeared at left end in the line
up. PLAYING for the first time since the Indian
game, and he will begin ~ thisp position on Sat
urday. He has fully recovered from his
bruise. Kersberg is geLing along better han
was expected. and he will be at top notch con-
dition on SATURDAY. Burr. who has been
bothered with a bad cold for a week. has re-