The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-13

given 10 the kicking end OF the game am
5Ss gu prs%si term IL az the yale game Mayhem
delivered he greater part Of the pnnts. MAY
s SsS Re eEse 1U %Son Sden during the last
two weeks In all departments OF tns sn nu
and with Curtis Is expec,ed 70
NEW HAVEN, Nov. i2-Roome appeared
on Yale Field and participated in scrlmmsfe
feeling the hard work; He ran through the
signals with the varsity eleven IN Is semi
practice and watoed the nrs H. ena pTt tu at
fullback on the second eleven and worked
hard for thirty minutes against the THIRD
evidence Of his form. before he was hurt;
B0mar, who played on tie VARSITY IN
! Princeton game. More. dash was shown
after rn the hard brown s%na sams on SATURDAY.,
Morse. who was hurt on saturday. limped
around the field to-day wstching the D team =
a nice game on saturday, hada layt.f to-day,
as did Veeder. Linn and Wernecken were
COY. the Yale freshman captain. hurt his
leg while playing the Princeton cubs On
sne' FOR T the balance Of the Season.
PRINCETON. Nov. i2-The high hopes so
in evidence before the West Point game
main cause of this Ia the weakened condition
that the Tigers are in. to-day. Above al
Is out Of the game for a few days at least;
Tenney Is a good man but. he IL nexPerienced
70 for r ss has f been DT Eepu out o oP't the seS game a lot
by severe injuries. Little Dillon was Jnst
1 rOnI ? ., i6 wo.t T pnIDi SSt bim 1oF g1wS Na aSd o Sne
is every reason to believe that nothing less
the Yale game. Captain Dillon Is also re-
tired for a couple, OF days at least: lhls
into the scrimnage. witch lasted twenty
minutes. Mccormick, Ellon-Miller and
Harlan were drilled separateIy by I'M King
the first in more than three weeks.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. i2.-R. c. Brown, right,
end, was elected captain OF the Harvard
! freshman football eleven his evening. Brown
comes from Andover, where be played end
for four years and caught on the baseball
team.
ITHACA. Nov. ia heavy fall Of snow
tCTnsa Se,c wit Fiel ScG iSso = sea coz OF m sn9w thfs
afternoon and made favorable football
practice impossible. All bundled up in sweate:
T p%nsct dSen and Sf bssan e 70 york % out 'p the i pfays
that will be used against, Swsrthmore on
that the ithacans had not yet recovered from
their two weeks slump. Newman and Walder
we're the only regulars not IN the lineup. but
two weeks. took walder's place, AZ fullbaSk.
Another surprise was the shift of Big
the plucky epd. lie still unable to play. But
most worry Is caused by the poor condition
e IN shape SSsISer all .faii. S and t seems little better a&t to-
day than two weeks ago.
CAMBKIpOE. Nov. I2.-Most OF the Harvard
football team who played through the game
with the Carlisle Indians on saturday had q
day on to6 ldsy "A EtWTs sDSaF BUR BUR-; al ps tOfS so
keep away from the field and forget about
the game altogether, The Crimson squad
Foster and Appollonic are both. At to play
now and Miller and Orr were both in the
ssrimmsse this SfterPG0n; Parker d Il fully bay
been taken up from the second squad and
yesterday was played at end on. the varsity
kicking this afternoon and Hal, got about
half Of his attempts over. The backs were
were coached by Andy Marshall and Cults.
IN the afteen minute : Of scrimmage between
s9f V saored one .o snd ioS second e'eVen the
ANNAPoLIs. Nov. ~. The practice at
the Naval Academy this afternoon vas very
Saturday encouraged every one to get in the
game with vim. From now, on all practice
members of the football squad will be ex-
cursed from some duties in order to have a
little more time for football; Capt A; spen-
twisted knee was in the. lineup most Of the
right guard. who hurt both his shoulders and
ankle, viii stay out for a few days more. as
OF the line. who had a badly bruised knee.
Slinguf. the heavy centre. who retired from
the game on Saturday. ia not badly injured.
Hanover, n. H., Nov. I2.--With a light snow
falling and the field two inches deep with
S sSroniu ,hs q 1 nEIssnpu pEo c l2oeoG his 'e afrerD went
The coaches kept their men very bus with
work on the bucking strap and scrim ma ge.
SSs been i IN 1ns Rf'f By. Joe joe G Elm Ei S Ss' and
The men pla yed much better football aga inst
Amherst, Saturday and the outlook is briRhr
back, piaye a hard game and will receive
plenty OF attention this week; The men are
Il fine condition, showing but little wear from
the Harvard game has been large. Seven
hundred students are expected to 20 10 Cam
bridge. The team VIII leave for Boston on
Wednesday.
and most enthus STA site mass meeting Of the
year in preparation for the Princeton game.
3xer s | so %sn s soieDdiGa 6 6rDa r MsttIfton 9 Of
dressed the meeting, Prof. Nettlcton said:
faculty should be ca lied upon to discuss foot
ball feel that as long as no less an authority
loud laughs and yells from the studentsj, as |
see by the papers, has consented n discu a. n
that ] may say a few words. In the regard
to past % performances let us not cry over spilt
milk. but let there be the same tine loyal siIp-
port which has won for other Yale teams.
Whoever misses OF loses let him be a gentle
man, let the same spirit reign to-day; VIC
tory II a fine thing hut honor Is better. There
are new rules, but Yale will always have the
old those OF honor and love for Yale
Mr.. h~utterWorth said: Outsiders wonder
why Yale has 80 ma ny victories, and attribute
n 10 Yale luck, but we know what II H. IoYaifv
and 81 ppOrt IN tie dark hours. Of course a
coach can't give away Anything about the
team. but We don't feel 80 dubious as ths
papers seem to think. Yale may be aloT
about the new rules. and she may NOT: thew !
VIII see on So turday. The tales Of woe are
not always true. Yale ter ms after a more
misfortune o. sea son than the past nave he's, en
Princeton and. as ] Say. saturday Is not far
away loyalty W, cr down is what wins. so
don't YET that be lacking. and all be- with "a on
the nth"
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-PennsylyanIa'a
football team. with the exception OF Hon
Folwell at left tickle, where he il slated N
play ~ place OF ] ra .er, was all out for practice
this afternoon and INDUCED "a a short scrIm-
mage With the scrubs. The men were an
in the best POT sible shape. and FoIWell was
laid on for the reason that his sore hand MAS
a litti: bit bruised up and the coaches dId
not wish 10 take any risk. The most I'M
portant change to-day was the trvout 81
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