The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-14

ginning Of the game. left end and quarter
back being the unsettled POSITIONS Ther,
now and the game but they will have sigma
practice.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. I9.-wIth all th.
regulars in line the Yale team went through
a ten minute whirlwind sorimmage Will
in two touchdowns for the varsity. BotE
teams were In fighting trim and are on edge
for the games Of saturday. when the Young
meet Princeton. IL took less than . minute
for the veteran to get through the freshman
The play being started in the center. again
Tad Jones made quarterback run OF thirty
yards. followed by Ave more through center
driven over the line. The freshmen were
Withdrawn and the scrubs took their places.
tirely on the defensive. giving the ball back
Co the second eleven whenever It was secured.
For fifteen minutes the college. team
forward passes and onside kicks in a vain
attempt 70 score, On every, formation the
opponents back for a loss. Both Tad and
Howard Jones took part in the heavy work
against the freshmen, but when playing
with the scrubs Brown was put in for COoney,
Dunbar for Congdon, Murphy for Bolnar
Parks for Goebel, Thornton Tor Paige, Bqrch
for AlcOtt. and Foster for Biglow, Coy.
Tad Jones and Goebel. who were a little over
trained. have come around in form and are
feeling e.
NORFOLK, Conn. Nov. i3.-The athletic
field Of Robbins School was to day marked
on for the Princeton football team. which
ing in preparation for the game with Yale.
| The eleven will have the use OF the Ellridge
quarters will be established at the Norfolk Inn.
ITHACA, 10Y I3.-The midweek scrimma ge
at Cornell brought out one Of the hardest
surged up and down on the field in a series OF
rapid PUSHES and daring passes that pleased
mscs sHGsS %ss on 5T tbs n EsdT sad S %Sst E az tb sna
a spectator from he side lines and apparently
+ ra Insla! Moa EEfieSV saia tol ITG% t Sls h ,eI %GSid
not play against S~warthmore but would line
Day. When the teams lined up this aftsrnooSS
Tydenan and Shearer were. In at halfback.
Earle. Move and McCallie taking things easv
lineup. but Brinton substituted for Cosgrove
and Cook for Lynch.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. l3.-There was open
practice to-day for the first time this week at
the Naval Academy. and the regulars lined
up against the scrubs for hair an hour Of
By Reirsnider left end. who ran thirty yards
after receiving the ball on a long forward pass
lar players for a lime and showed marked
improvement over the form Of last Saturday.
Jones was again az fulibsok this afternoon,
while Richardson played the same position on
the scrub This arran cement 40 late in the
season Is a strong indication that the cOa ches
tendency 70 m~ishGndie EicEs.' He IsS strong
advancing the ball Capt. Douglas. was al
left halfback and Burg az right. The latter
weighs only IS7 pounds. but ie asten second
man and has played on the second team for
three wears.
Although Columbia students are not al
lowed to represent the university on the
gridtr9p they are trying % remember how
organized several teams among themselves
aud formed a fraternity football league.
Beta Theta n is the leader In the movement
and yesterday a practice game was played
by an eleven Formed OF Beta Ihets and the
Horace Mann school team on Horace Man
who played fullback on Columbia s i5 varsity
eleven. was ip the lineup Of the fraternity
the OS team, played left tackle for the Beta
Thets. The fact that the Horace Mann team,
M Wda aro mas aS eesn p ISe Srs az a,sS esscn; aG could %
show that the Columbia students have not
forgotten how the game should BE played.
Pf. Phi Kappa Psi and Sigma Chi have entered
the league; The first regular game is sched-
will be betW cen Delta Tau Delta aud Beta
Funds for keeping UP the football agitation
are promised from the proceeds OF the model
political convention which the students viii
give toward the end Of the month. When
HTOI. T.. n. nCHTQ, WHO W. tndEKt Oh rive NDl-
%vention. made the suggestion that the pro-
he was wildly cheercd and The students inn
medlately passed a motion 10 that effect
unanimously. The agitation for the restora-
ton OF the game at Columbia h. Apparently
but the students are now preparing them
selves for the time when they will again have
football.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. t3.--In a thirty
Ave minute scrimmage this afternoon the
I Msr r.d s. T9brs stEa ana q second : tS9Iealt tear sa
score being 8 to 5. Both teams were driven
hard. Coaches Cults and Campbell having
lots or life in the second team. There WAS
no secret, practice today and only a little
IRns'i mainly directed toward hiding %sT a q Dali y
OF good snds; G mD5elI Is rot satisti, d
material. Il vas through his iSauencs thai
starr was moved 70 end .yeeterd y. lie
showed speed and tacklinG ability. Starr I
vii probably be found a. one end in the
HIM al haiSbSoR Browni il another mSn h
punfs' CaTmpbel rSccd. down ne ,rsid HIM
stantly. The scrimmRge was 1erceiy played
and was full OF good hard individual work,
but there was again a deplorable lack Of
strong scoring plays.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. H., New Haven tonight
presents "A lively scene III anticipation of the !
Princeton game Saturday. Many graduates I
have al eady arrived. undergraduates are
gathering to praCtl Q cheers and rehearse
songs, while all over the city the oolors OF
Yale are being festOOned on buildings and
lun9 to the. breezes. Offers of 2 10 I on Yale
have been made. Little Princeton cash II on
hand so early. however. On the Harvard
game the supporters Of the Blue are putting !
up mQaey at 1 to 1. and BY wire some money J
has already been covered by the Cambridge
men. In the Eli camp there seems 20 Be
every confidence Of a double victory, and
among the undergraduates the enthusiasm
Is already running high. Never before in
the history Of football have so many applion-
lions for seats poured into the Yale ticket
department and fully 81. 900 seats have been
sold. This is the capacity of the field.
On Saturday afternoon Williams and Am
herst meet In the final contest OF the season
for both institutions. The game promises
to be close. bAt unlike the score % last year.
which was o to u. ench team expects to score
A special train will be run from Amherst on
the day Of the game, The Williams team IA
confident OF victory. In addition TO Head
Newton, Clyde NJ. Waters, tAst years
ca ptA in: Bob Hatch, ca ptain OF the % team, |
and MAX Rutter. who played end ~ the w
team, haye assisted In the coaching for the
last few days. Capt. Elder received several
injuries in the game last Saturday. but will
be in the game next saturday.