The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-12

~ WI ~ NHueN A0E kHMthA ugVAA@eeAtns
lightly this afternoon. but soon went up the
h1n; The scrubs ran tnr9Hsh SIGNALS S SnS
time all practice was called on.
Van Orman Is badly hurt, although Trainer
time OF che Pennsylvania game. Fog a long
Time after he Was removed from me snIne
S SSud MI S5dAy he TSs n Z SeI@,,0O1 @SsSsIS
improved the extent OF his injnrieg " not
yet Known. In fact, the Cornell phyelelan
hat a further examination proved that not
20 De the case. Earle. too. 0eods rest
S ss%lS and lie v MAS plainly ,SI ! MI 'S &c TSS. on FoS S1 GOnS
20 get him into condition. The rest or the
team. however. seems 20 have suffered NO
has created tremendous enthusiasm. The
COrneH Nan. calls the victory one OF the most
noIaois sthletlc events IN the history o. CIT,
pride 10 the fact that the cadets scored hut
one first down to COrbell's nine,
NEw Brunswick. n. J., Nov. IL The
Rutgers College athletic board Of gers.
Of disbandins the football eleven FOR the ssa,
prior TO. the 'HaveTford game on saturday
was prepared to follow up that contest with
team distin Suishsd itself Sy holding HSver-
ford 20 a . to ; score and Outplaying the
Pennsylvanlans in every depa RI lIent except
November 70. jefferson Medical; November
%. Stevens, both in this city. Coach GortOn
hopes 20 have quarterback seg0tns ana Leit
end Nutr back In the game by next Saturuay'
ANN AkBOR. Mich, Nov. II. Immediately
upon his return from Philadelphia ON SUNDAY
night Coach YOst called his men together.
Tie outlined the Quaker plays and sOid his
sylvania unless they played a FAR higher
grade OF football than they have displayed
40 far this year. or course Coach fost made
Penn EvlyaUia lOOE hin IA lle Lean. Dit those
who know him best think that he got con
siderable satisfaction from. the onaS 'rs
The betting IL : to : against Michigan aud
The Wolverine rOoters are preparing - bet
heir la, rent on Yosils pets. No hs' ~ Ever
are confident that PENNSYLVANIA cannot
turn he trick. Already there are 10000 seats
sold Tor the game.
The practice to-day was light heCause Of
four inches Of snow On the field. No scrinI-
mage was held for fear Of injuries. but Tue
he next three days. fIIeTdice was at right
half and Loell at fun. watkins relieved
L3sli .sTiy ~ me prsssics' ICr'% stb .I1I Ss.
dice to relieve lOell ~ full and Douglas 10
start the game at right half. Evidently,
the coach still ptends to Use TWO sets "
Backs. hut Watkins. who has shown great
form Of late. will. he second choice Tor Iali
and Douglas will open he game o. right
also may get a chance al right half. sullivan,
liOhr and AlleTdiCe are hight hun Iast' ald
n MlCtttgalt = desperate buCkN tnN uFaNN
line wear down the Ouasers. the liEhi fast
men viii hs put IN to run up u score.
CAMBHIpGE. Nov. 1.-THE Harvard football
squad was pui through Il long practice the
afternoon. the only men who We're not on the
field beiug Capt. Parker and kennard Par-
ker's back was injured ia ths Carlisle game
on Saturday. and he will have a few days
layOn. kennard, who broke a bone ~ ms
season sasusi Is G al az 2p !T men S' iooL ' Ssrt IL he signal
drill aryl the individual work except Apol-
Ionic. The -uhsrt utss ana one or tWO Of TIE
men who played ~ the Carlisle game were
then =rnt into a hard scrimuaRe Win the
second team. while the regulars were ex-
Cused.
The substitutes succeeded in scoring one
Touchdown on the second, which was made
by Starr. after some miserable playing ON
held for four downs on the seconds one. yard
line. and ON the nth play the substitutes
fumbled and Starr picked the ball up and
carried II over the line.
fine event " the practice was The appear
ancp OF Dave Campbell on the field. Camp
bell. b was end and captain Of the 1901
eleven and one Of the best players Harvard
has ever produced. will probably remain at
Cambridge for the rest ~ the season to coach
the ends. and incidentally TO put some night
and drive into the team. lie is nneNcslled
al this sort Of work. and IT, was h'+ short stay
with the team which. proved 50 beheIiCial
two years ago when Harvard made such ar
UNEXPECTEDLY strong stand against Yale.
H. IN believed a. Harvard That Jack Wendell
will get OF probation M he made an excellent
trativs board meets Tomorrow and Wendell
will then know his fate. TO-InoTToN all the
regulars will be driven 10 the limit again~i
The StrOngest second team available.
NEw UAvEN. Nov. H.. Tom Sheylin. Jim
Hogan, aud 4 host OF graduate COaCheS ar
rived today TO stay With the Eli cam during
the week NJ final preparation for the Prince
ION games. Al ~ the varsity players went
10 The yridirOu though few OF the eleven
went into the short scrimmdge which VAS
Capt. BiglOW Tad ZONES. Bomar. COnRdg De.
CoOney. wheaton. Coy. Foster aud Brides
we're allowed TO exercise aS their own pleas
and Dimes were on the so-calted Team that
played a no score scTimma2r Of ten minutes
duration %.D %''n nv ,@e S sSEeO tis 9H' . -tor; Go1S vine the
period of work. Psige. who mas been laid up
with n bad knee, got into The scrinImase
wins TO the injury " his head Ia the Brown
game.
IRONS were tried. but the regulars did not
line M in any attempt 10 s'Or" wheaton,
who was badly injured early IN the season.
,,mSs Tad m nor, IS-H @in b iran nr n,,Is n snu IN |" tbs
hnai games OWinG 10 the xxi rene care that
must he given his bad leg be plays al sll.
Other than this the squad is in excellent
physical condition aud t~o-nOrrow will re-
sumo strenuous Scrininaging. Much kick
ing from placement was prsctised.. whici,
gives rise 10 the assertion that this play will
be att eInpted At every opportunity ln the
final games. for BOmar and Capt. BiIgow
have become expert AT this mode OF scoring.
Among he coaches were Frank Iiinkev.
Clint Rorsback. Ralph BlOomrr, FOstsr Rock
well. James Hogan. Billy Knox, John HalI.
Paul Veeder. Alcott. Walter Camp and Carl
Flanders.
PRINCETON. y. j.. Nov. There san be
no denying the fact that the Tigers are might
ily upset over the showing made by the foot
ball team on saturday. While Amherst has
a husky eleven the visitors had no license
to hold Princeton down 10 q lone Touchdown
one week before the contest with Yale. For
a while IL was thought here that the Tigers
were not trying TO score, but Tonight IL be-
came known that the coaches had planned
nothing of the kind aud are all ND in the air.
The team appears TO be in about the same
box IL was last year when the Orange and
Black hit its top notch speed Against Dart
mouth. What happened after IN well known.
In New York the Indians met a speedy bunch
of Tigers and since then the drop has been
pretty steady.
The coaches gave the squad a hot talk at
the Osborn Field house. much Of which leaked
ont. Head Coach ROpers plans arc upset