The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

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and Peirce, guards Grant, 'sn'Ir N'wns.
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did not start the BATES game aud VIII %" IN
IN" first lineup to-morroV Ih" coaches
opponents. Hitherto he has AWAY gou
INTO q game ~ n substitute" Tor HOat 81 bnti
and has been up. against tired men hi- NOR
will h. watched carefully to-rnorror and u
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that he viii bc Burr running mate Tor The
ny he central board foV the itatvard-N Hams
game are Referee, Whiting at iOtu"ll utu-
pire. Edwards Of Princeton h"ld 1pE".
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PHILADELPHI, Oct. II. Both pennsNlVanla
and swarthInore are making extra prepare
vania is somev hat handicapped by having
rs beat auarterbsck Injured. Res gan. Who
Sos be- Sss able to pssy :. al. although Coa' /
rorrey expects to start him ~ the. game,
In the event NJ hi. not playing Miller. will
a slight wrench Of the side. which kept him
from taking an active part in the practice
to-day; Rookie and Gss,Sn viii be TIE ta"Llss
and Ziegler will be guards. while Dwyer
will face Coble. Swarthmoreis powerful
the ends Wi be scarlet and Braddo. K. while
Folwell aud Greene will be hhlfbacks. with
Bill H%ollenbsck a, the fullba;k poSition
quick signal drills and falling on the bal
Trick PLAYS aud forward passes we're all
rehearsed.
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LEwIsBI re, Pa. oct. II III" BuCkne II
eleven leaves to-day for Princeton. wher 2
= Is TO- o,m nse5 the r i,rG Iosai p iSan IL si IN better s,ier
condition than when IL met the University OF
Pennsylvania team in Philadelphia last week.
liz weak points. which nave been largely
eradicated. Two foTmer Buckneil football II
c=aptsins haye been ,e aba here Tca az See os tSs 'aan
season seasons ssainst Princeton last fall by Kicking
a ss ss'4 l. Sssl; H,!l .iSso sied Pr! Giss isIiH Ssek, in aT isst
Saturday game on Franklin Field. will
again De in his position a. lef. Spaard The
will play in the back field also.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. Ii.-On Yale, tield this
afternoon there Was a Here hsli hour OF
eleyens which ended with each side having
scored one touchdown. by sensational play,
ing and the removal Of Burke from the field
in an unconscious condition. For the second
team Philbin, the fullback. intercepted a
forward pass on his own ten yard line rs the
varsity was about to score, and unaided ran
eighty yards for a touchdown, IN despera-
tion The varsity, when. driven back TO their
own hft cen yard line, tried a triple pass; Tad
Jones. playing quarter. passed 10 Sonar.
who ran fifteen yards with the ball and gave
il to Coy. who made a brill ant thirty. yard
dash. Tackled, he passed 10 Tad Jones.
who scored. Coy. who was playing fullback
on the first team, made two other pretty runs
and punt cd strongly. Burke. who succeeded
Philbin on the college team. tried TO stop one
OF Coy's cannonball plunges and was struck
IN the stomach by the runners head. Burke
WAS Knocked unconscious and was carried
from The field. Thornton of the second team
yesterday received a bad cut on the head
which will keep him out Of the game for n
week. although at the time II was not re-
garded rs serious.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. H. The Navy foot
ball practice this afternoon. consisted entirely
of signal work and lineup formations 70 pro-
tect the kicker in attempts az goals from the
field. Magruder. the husky night TACKLE, will
not be able to play against Vanderbilt to.
morrow on account Of q sprained arm and
Anderson, a new man. will 20 in Tor the place.
Another change will be at fullback. where