The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-17

when Summer Rulon-Mlller, one OF this best
fuuoacks and klckers n the country. came
Miller has played on the gridIron, but his
name Is. cherished by Princeton undergradu-
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championship eleven. Last year he was
abroad on account Of III health. and the trip
t dtd atS S IN The &aSe was :'d aOsSH6 5Ss4E M Mill P&F,
play IL characterized by magnificent speed.
hs@ST 70 snS and rs sure re t SSsd 9s ON Gn the . Cindsr
his speed on the Held. This afternoon Miller
S. yards flF9s A'SWShbp Where he VIII Ypb be- placed on
but there Il talk Of his being put In a END,
The varsity had another rest this after
noon. Only the subs vera In the lineup against
the scrub. and the latter had a few things
twenty minutes was run through. in which
the scrub scored two touchdowns. One was
made by 0'Brien, the end. .Tenney tried the
to his own man. threw II right into O'Brien's
arms. O'Brien tore down the field over so
Wynn scored the other touchdown for the
scrub. Tenney put IN some lively work this
afternoon at quarterbaCk He got on kicks
at least twice az much ground as the varsity
at centre. giving whAley a hard rub.
CARIIsLE. Pa. Oct. iO.-The Carlisle Indian
football team bad a snsppy practice game
p~aratory TO their leaving on Friday for Pitts
q OSv P;sR91sy nTS.s The S.n team i in .ISslIsns
for the Redskins next Saturday. q. 8. Elan.
Ssrs' i a srS nfsSt to OF as aa.s 9B. emis fierce esrl ssS
Frank. Hudson to coach. the team. Flanders
played centre on the, Yale team last fall He
ya9ia az Philadelphia on The a7th. The
Indian band and 1000 students expect to
The Indians second team defeated Mer-
cersburg here this AFTERNOON, by a score Of
by good interference. carried the ball for
% yards. On the next rush, Winnie. carried
s Hiske Sri 4 SCsi. f The a so tSS'a az tSe end d u di bly,
first half was Indians. 8; MercersburE, o.
Mercersburg lacked knowledge OF the new
rules and were slow getting of plays. The
game was marred by fumbles.
ANNAPoLIs. Nd Oct IsEBurg, a small
attention OF the coaches this afternoon By his
splendid work on the second team against
minutes OF hard playing. but honors were
with. the scrub. for. mainly by Burg's work, it
carried the ball from is. own i've yard line
to the hrst'a fifteen and time was called with
the ball in its possession, Burg made a run
of thirty yards from q sorimmage and several
Of rom Ave 70 ten and once recovered the ball
when the regulars tried a forward pass. st.
Johns, the local college team. will line up
against the Midshipmen tomorrow. North
croft, full; Dague, left end. and Piersol. left
tackle, did not go into practice this afternoon
and will stay out Of to-morrow's game on
account of injuries received on Saturday.
WEST POINT. oct. lathe cadets held
their flrst scTimmage to-day since the Colgate
game and the coaches ga We the team n general
shaking up, Jenkins was taken from the
varsity guard and put in the scrub line.
Plllen taking the varsity right tackle. from
which Sultan was changed TO centre, Philoon,
who has been playing centre, going 70 the
scrubs for centre. Weeks. who has been
playing left end, was returned 20 his old place
at left guard. left omen by Jenkins's removal.
Carey was not In the lineup, Stearns taking
the fight end position and Ayers left end.
stood out prominently In last Saturdays con-
test. Johnson, the varsity quarterback. is in
the hospital suffering from stomach trouble.
MountfOrd played the position In fine style
to-day. Beavers, who was taken from the
Colgate game to the hospital. has been found to
have strained n tendon In his foot and II is
not at all probable he will get back into
the game before the cadets face Yale. In
to-day's practice the varsity scored one
touchdown.
terday met and defeated that of Webb Academy
In a practice game by the score off to o. Webb
played a strong game throughout both halves.
New York's only touchdown resulting from
a run of forty-h We yards by Mowen. Bern
stein, New York's left end. played by far the
best game on the home team. not a yard
being gained around him. In the second half
Webb advanced the ball to New York's ten
yard line, where they were held.