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out Of the rough work to-day
CARLlstE. Oct. ~ .--Ths las, hard lineup Of
tbs redskins before meeting Princeton on
saturday Was held to-day Warner put the
men through lll the various practice stunts,
pnssIns ri theiT % heavy ae.ssn s oven Sns ,Ss nsia
practising play and feld goals aud a hard two
hours scrlInmage completed the days work.
and paid particular attention 70 the ends.
JOnslderable time was taken ln periectlngg
sne forward pass. AZ at Phi,9dspnis last
the limit. as Princeton aud the Indians are
aooIt evenly matched as tp weight. Coach
Warner seems well satisfied with the physi-
cal condition Of the men and there Is conf
dence among the phyers-
IrHACA, ". y. Oct. II The Cornell var
atty football team Outplayed the freshman
eleven this afternoon on Percy Fitld IN one
of the fastest aud most lively scrtmn0Hes
held during the season The varsity scored
0r the freshman team had about twenty
i've players in the contest at vnriOuH stages,
u0SN Ol Nutnt OeluG Mlu Out DN Nnt IOuk0
work Of the varsity players. OROurke and
Lynch. the big tackles on the varsity. were
sent out At left and right ends respectively
and were always together under punts and
10 breaking through the line. Capt. Cook
son and Coser0ve nt their guard plaCes
May was at centre and played terrific game.
always blocking up the freshmen and niiing
OF Improvement AT quarterback. although
he VAS later relieved by Peterson. Earle
and Shearsr at hali61cks we're excellent IN
Ebeiing was played at fullback. but did not
run with the ball, merely being retained on
Earle. Caldwell ard ORourke for long gains
scored the first touchdown in about five
minutes of play. on the next kickoff Earle
got in beautiful forty-hve yard run.
ORourke and Lynch carried the ball TO the
FIVE yard line on line plays and couple Of
complicated forward passes by the fresh
men With the BAH In midneld Cook picked
II up in the midst of both teams and spriuted
for for goal, With The entire freshman eleven eleven
to the varsity on their own ten yard line;
An Onside kick was tried and was captured
by Lynch at midheld. The big ends took
the ball close TO the goal line and = arle again
went over, this time through the line. All
the varsity players are in fine fettle for Sat
urday's contest.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct 3i.-The Harvard football
discouraging The varsity was only able
to score ON the second team by recovering
tumble on one OF Burr's punts. which starr
picked up on the 25-yard line and carried
across the line. This was the only score made
by either side The varsity'5 attack failed
TO gain and although the second team was
driven hard by Charlie DAILY who played at
quarter on the offence. the varsity was strong
enough on the defence to prevent their scor-
ing. Brown. one of the freshman ends last
year, was tried out on the varsity to-day and
did better than either Houston. Pierce or
w "y rd az on ths varsity tnT sEa
Brown on saturday. HOar was playing at
left guard in Parker's place. and showed up
consisted OF Rand. Wendell. and Apollonio
at fullback. Starr Was at quarter. as Newhall
has not recovered sufficiently from his injury
70 ger into the scrimmage. The varsity tried
the forward pass number of times with
very poor success. Burr did a lot of punting
and got on some beautiful kicks. which was
the most encouraging part Of the practice.
EAsroN, Pa. Oct. Sl.--Lafayette is rapidly
rounding into shape for the game with Penn
OF the last few days il is evident that the
Maroon and White will put up much different
syle q IJ 5G9t6S against inst hs Red Snd B1S
snappy football are the chief characteristics.
Chalmers showed up we'll in the scrimmage
this afternoon. Capt. Elliott shows remark
able speed for such heavy man. As the
time for the Pennsylvania game draws nearer
the team. coaches and undergraduates more
than ever feel that the Maroon and White
will leave Philadelphia with colors flying.
PHILAnEtPHIA, Oct. ji.-inspired by the
presence OF 500 students the University Of
Pennsylvania football team to-day went
through one of the most satsfact Ory prac-
tices seen on Franklin Field this season
The varsity was divided into two squads
The first squad played the freshmen for a
thirty-fve minute half and during that
time scored three times, Greene, Mayland
and SOmmer making the scores. The play
vas very satisfactory to the coaches, as
none OF the scores was made by Nukes or
unexpected plays, but by straight football
working the forward pass and end runs to
a great extent. Capt. FOlwell ran through
signals with the squad for the FIRST time this
week. His presence put new life in the men
and urged them on TO better work.
When the second varsity team lined uD for
the second half aga inst the scrubs the students
in the cheering section we're treated TO "A
regular formal football game. Officers were
selected and all the formalities of a regular
game gone through. The scrubs kicked or
his own 10 yard line by Dixon. the feet scrub
end The scrubs held the regulars despite
the lively game they put ND and after two
brushes the regulars kicked and the scrubs
started to advance the ball we'll into the var
sity territory. By huke play the scrubs
lost their chance for a score. bI~ instead
Of il demoralizing the youngsters they only
amount OF forward passing, tackle and line
bucks the varsity scored twice The second
score came in the last two minutes when
the varsity worked the ball several times
as far as the 5-yard line, where they were held
by the scrubs The last time after using
their full number Of downs the ball was showed
over the line. Draper was tried at centre,
but his passing was 40 poor he was shifted
10 his old place at tackle. He was the only
hot thrnuah haIx.e. ~