The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

he was taken from the game on Saturday,
more 10 preserve his superb state than
anything else"
Michigan has d center OF the scrappiHg
sort In Germany Schultz. He has been
doing the ends work as well as his own
in getting down the field under kicks
Hobbs, the former Dartmouth player.
now on the Yale scrubs. intercepted a
forward pass IN a recent scrimmage and
ran 80 yards for a score on the varsity
An illustrated booklet. containing a
summary Of football in this city. VIII be
distributed at the Georgetown George
Washington game on Thanksgiving Day.
BIZ Edwards tore himself away from
his street-cleaning troubles in New York
for a while last week 70 90 bis share in
coaching the Princeton line.
Shifts in the Navy backfeld indicate
an attempt on the part OF ire coaches
to bolster up this department and an
line.
One of the real New England stars this
season is not playing on any OF the col
lege teams. His name is Wilson. and
he is playing a fine game az guard for
Phillips Exeter.
Osthon was the best ground gamer on
the squad. His place probably will be
filled by Wilce. who has been playing
sub full back. 1t is likely Mucklest0n
will be moved to full back and Cunning
ham placed at Muckleston's half.
Navy coaches are hoping that Capt.
Douglas will be able to play through this
season without injuries. In former years
he has been unable to show his real
worth on account of inforced absence
| from the game at the END Of the season.
McCrohan. the giant fun back from
/ Holy Cross. is proving a handy man for
/ the Princeton coaches. Though ineligible
/ to play this season, the coaches have
/ been using him on the scrub to test the
/ varsity line. He will be a star for next
| season.
! Amherst has developed the forward pass
and the on-side kick 10 a degree of pro-
/ hciency this year. -Four times after pen
aIties for Illegal passes against Spring
| field T. s. they made up the distance
/ twice by on-side kicks and twice by for
ward passes.
When the Indians play Princeton at the
4 Polo Grounds on November 2 Glen War
ner says ne will have some new plays
that have not been tried in any games
this season, and which were not used
against the Quakers.
An explanation comes from Harvard re-
garding an incident OF the Williams game
! the same being the removal from the
/ field of Coach Cults, for coaching from the
sideline. Cults" says Coach Cane. was
| following the game along the sideIines
/ He was watching the play keenly, and
when Harvard made a mistake, against
which 1t had been cautioned, he made
la verbal expression OF his disgust and
emphasized his remark by raising his
arms and then bringing them down sud
denly with his fists together. Umpire
Edwards saw this movement and thought
Cuts was coaching. Crane does not criti-
else Edwards for inhicting the penalty bui
he desires that Cults be exonerated from
censure ne does not deserve"
Here's how a St Louis writer combine.
| football and millinery: Rugby football
| games are ever 50 much more pictur.
esque this year than ever before TIL,
hats worn by the girls are so much moro
beautiful than they have been since rug
/ by became fal-fashionable. The ex
quisite new hats and the sweet school
glrlish faces under them, the rich brown
colors 50 much the mode this fall al
| combine to make football a delightful
spectacle. provided the Observers back j.
turned-as it must be, 70 look at the girl!
to the gridirOn. We're we conductinl
| rugby affairs in st. Louis. we would Civ,
free admission to every girl and woman
wearing one Of the new fall hats They
add about 1,O00 per cent to the attractive
ness of football this year