The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-03

Piersol, left tackle. had his collarbons broken
IN the Navy game during the first ten minutes
play. He is out OF the game as a result OF
his absence from the team will be very mate
iiawik. Capt. LenhSrt and SroOp. the star
Virginia team, on the other hand. is in the
punk Of condition, She has a fast quarter
back; her baSktield y a star, while Johnson
the South, The Virginia line is not quite
80. heavy as Bucknel's. but is speedy. and
the Pennsylvanians. one confusing feature
Of the game will be the fact that both teams
have the same coloTs orange and blue.
to overcome this din1culty. Bucknell was
defeated last year by this team by the score
4 to Il IN an exceedingly exciting game at
New HAVEN, Nov. 2.-The practice to-day
While not i 'S %as o ou' III The men Dra Sers p %ss alm nsTS
entirely in. secret and was looked over by
Hogan and Thorne.. Kicking received lots
coach. was at the field. but saw only a bit
Of the work in open practice. He was at
the grounds before the secret practice was
concluded, but declined to go in until IL was
over. He had been invited to see the work.
After the practice Coach Rockwell ard the
Of officials for the Harvard-Yale contest.
The Yale team goes to New York a favorite
here over the Soldiers. but guesses on the
score show that a close game is expected
" TO O or Q Ia the prevailing idea, The lineup
tomorrow will be. Forbes, left End: Paige.
LETT tackle; Brides, left guard Hockenburger.
tackle: .Alcott. right end; T.. Jones, quarter
back; Knox. left halfback; Veeder, right
halfback Morse. fullback.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. while determined
70 play a hard game, there is no great con-
hdence among the midshipmen Of q victory
over Penn State College here tomorrow.
The team is in the most crippled condition
Of the season. and in quite a number Of cases
enough to keep them from doing their best
work for some time, and perhaps the season.
Sor tnS rf isft TaS Stspt' p SipenGIes; pgRa trs eek
Bernard viii not be able to get in the game
to-morrow. Douglass, who came out on
Monday for the first time this season. is still
IN no shape for a game. but has the greatest
halfback ability of any man In the academy.
Norton. who has had a light attack Of catar-
for the first time since his illness this after
o The line up to-m9rrow will be;
tackle; shafroth, left guard; sin gt1r. centre:
Meyer, right guard; Simpson. right tackle;
Richardson. right end Battle. quarter; Burg,
left half; Ingram. right half; NOrthcroft. full.
ITHACA. N. Y. Nov. coach Warner eased
up on the work OF the Cornell foot ball squad
this afternoon, combining the practice to catch
ng punts and signal drill in preparation for
to-morrow's game with the Western Univer-
slty. OF, Pennsylvania. Both Valdez and
McCutcheon are nursing severe muscle
bruises. and will not be used in the lineup.
All the other regulars are in fine trim and eX-
pect to give the heavy visitors a warm argu-
ment. The coaches tried a new scheme this
afternoon TO get ginger into the players. The
scrubs. and varsity were lined up at opposite
rafting of plays limited to a gain Of ten
yards each. The varsity made the length
Of the field first in one race and the scrubs in
the other I1pGnifR tho TnGh tho fnrnafhOna
were well carried out and few fumbles were
made. Sailor will play fullback tomorrow,
and in practising punts to-day got off several
beauties for over sixty yards.
wILLIAMsrowY. Nov. 2.-wiliams has a stir
the strong Colgate team on Weston Field.
The rivalry bet ween the two colleges has
p looked teep for s %SensvysT years TSs and gxo a hard msS, fight
1908 Williams won, 90; In 1904 Colgate won
by the same. score. and last year Williams
feated syracuse and played a tie game with
West Point, the team which a week later
defeated Williams by 10. The Purple has
score game played with Dartmouth at Spring.
field last Saturday and looks for an even
chance. The visiting team has an advantage
Of nNe pounds per man IN weight and IL play
the services. of LAMENT, a brilliant halfback,
on Saturday. but has been strengthened
by the return of Clay, a freshman fullbAck
who has been out for illness, and by A. Brown,
joined the squad Wednesday and showed
that he has lost none Of his old time speed
BY making a 20 yard run for a touchdown i4
a hard scrlmmage with the scrubs. He will
in tO-morrow's game, but will not
be used unless the. regular backs are taken
practice yesterday. but was put at work in
the gymnasium tonight in signal practice.
STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Nov. 2.-The varsity
had a letup last Saturday owing to the fact
that EillanOva cancelled. All the week the
the varsity overwheimed The scrub nv i've
touchdowns, all Of which we're the result of
long end runs. forward passes or onside kicks.
and they held the regulars to one
made on a quick kick in The dark.
Henry who has played quarterback all season,
did great work. Yeckley. who played half
on the scrub. played a star defensive
"trip. The coaches are out to win from the
The first piece Of hard luck they
have, TO contend with is the injury ,oCoulseIi.
so badly that he will be out Of the
game, Tor at least TWO weeks. Campbell.
ne pilcky End. is again in harness; Mac
what in. handling the ball. but he will play.
The, arrival OF eX-Capt. leckley added spice
@ the work. and the backheld men were put
a stiff drill.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. 2.-Harvard's football
AFA AAio n - tAaA Na6A Nllu tTrlOh NllN
They were on the field only a
little over an hour. and the most strenuous
hing they did was running through signals.
Foster was not in the work for the first
this fall. He was kicked in the leg in
yesterdays scrimmage, and while he was all
right to-day and wanted to work as usual the
would not allow him to go in. They
will probably also keep the captain out OF the
with Brown tomorrow. Harvard il
Just now more weakened by absences because
Df injuries than she has been before this year.
Lincoln was to begin tomorrow as right
lalfback, but a bad leg has sent him to the
.er's place after the ~latter's injury yesterday,
a kick in the head. and he too was shipped
10 the Infirmary. where Orr. rig hit end. ia also
spending a few days with an infected foot.
Parker was out running around for the first
line in more than a week his afternoon,
is coming to Cambridge with hopes Of
victory to-Inorrow, but the Harvard people
tope out a three touchdown victory.
WEST POINT, Nov. "A long signal prac-
ice put the finishing touches to the Army
to-day. All the men are in fine shape
and feel able to put up the game of their lives.
confidence been so general a. az West Point
With five such. men as Sulten.
Pullon. Christy, Erwin and Weeks filing In
between the two ends. lale's forwards will
face worthy foemen. The athletic associa-
has been besiegcd with applications for
seats, the demand greatly e1ceedingthe supply.
The team will line up rs follows: Left end,
HanlOn; left tackle, Weeks: left guard. Erwin;
Sulten; right guard, Christy. right
.ackle. Pullen; right end. S~tearns. quarter
pack. Johnson: left halfback, Mountford:
-tHIN huIfIaaE man f.IIEAul 0vnUl