The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-05

a promising end, was severely wrenched
about the groin in an 9Gly tackle. Burch
scrlmmaEe after avinR Il braced. An hour
was spent IA kicking after the scrimmAge.
BOmar and BiglOw worked on goals from
Wheaton was allowed To- Try a Isw drop Kicks
with his Ieft, leg. Philbtn, who iammed a
psnSn lb into e bis leg IN tse onIs SsSOO will Ps
getting the team into Sighting trim for the
Beebe and II. Jones. ends: Brown and BlglOw.
tackles. Foster and GOebel. guards: COngdon.
centre; Wheaton and Murphy. halfbacks;
Wytle, fullback.
PRINCETON. Nov. A.-Princeton Is pretty
gameln New York on saturday. Asa whole,
the Tigers came put o. the fray in fairly good
S 0SgaTaS hS1gn a lew minor INJURIES we're
count OF the strenuous labor on Saturday the
regulars were all excused from practice to-
they either loped about town, o o a walk or
played tennis. A couple watched the practice.
Sastisd T sSu sRt Ec9 z ssSTss; 81 FS ScS SSrT Issr Ss1s
new plays and STRENGTHENING their defence.
!Sr the varsity still needs q lot Of f1nlshlng In
snIS lItssT department A scrimmase was
just what line Of work will be pursued from
be locked until 4 O'clock anyway. ana perhaps
81 the time. There are rumors flying to the
effect that experiments will be tried in the
stable. and with the assistance Of a couple OF
new coaches Bill Roper hopes to be able to
helped toward the victory over the Indians on
shown by the student body. Every day : big
dred stood outside the gates clamoring for
admission. Then. too. the additions to the
night it was announced that Harold Short
would remain with the squad until the Yale
game. he ought to help the line II anybody
can, Tor ne has had much experience coaching.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. with the exception
Harvard football men who played in the
oused from practice this afternoon and did
not report at the field at all. None Of the
zen except Brown. who put up a good game
at end. are In any way injured. Brown has
but which should not keep him out Of the
game long. The Harvard team Ia being
worked more lightly this year than ever
day Of this week. the same days next week
and probably one day the week of The Yale
game are all that now remain for that pur-
pose. The undergraduates are awaiting
anxiously. 70 see whether n good plays are
developed during the present week. Hair
wards offence IL almost useless at present,
and the undergraduates feel that before
the team meets Carlisle IL wiNl have TO get
some bard. pounding line plays which can be
The varsity Substitutes played a game
with the second team this afternoon. the
9. good game at right tackle on the substitutes.
NJ. &. Peirce's handling Of the forward pass
and Cuttings interference in the open Aeld
work were also very. good. Tomorrow
the varsity will be worked out against the
second team in a long practice. The second
team will probably be stiffened up by the
presence OF one or two coaches.
q. ITHACA. Nov. For the first time in a week
the full Cornell varsity team lined up on Percy
Held this afternoon and held a long practice.
In view OF the close proximity OF the West
Point game Saturday and because there are
only four more days Of work before the team
leaves for New York. the usual easy Monday
was dispensed with and the men got down to
hard work. Those on the stands who wit
messed the somewhat mediocre showing in the
first half Of last Saturdays game with West
ern University Of Pennsylvania cheered Wig
the field. Every one OF them was there.
including Watson and Van Orman, McCalIle,
Valdez and Gardner. Trainer MOakley
thinks that the team will be in splendid con-
mans bruised head is causing him much
concern.
For nearly an hour the varaity ran through
signals and ran back kicks. The practice
was very fast and notable for It's s~mOOthness.
most complicated. as II they had been play
ing them for months instead Of weeks. The
back field. composed Of Gardner. Earle,
McCailie and Valdez. was a regular machine.
reeIing on the plays with clockltke precision.
at centre. O'ROurke and Lynch at tackles and
Watson and Van Orman az ends the varsity
presented a most Ormida BILE appearance A
new forward pass in which. Watson hurhs the
feature. The scrubs beat two freshmen
this afternoon in a hard scrimmage in
which Tydeman and Shean starred. George
Dyer, '0S. Joined the coaches to-day. but