The sun., 1907-11-02

tnIrty-nve minutes. Prinoetgn Icpues'e"
YES. think this Is the STRONGEST team the
Indians ever had" said Warner IN response
the oid rules the game was one % brute
strength. a matter Of weight, IN which ths
Indians Esr2 shy Nov Their nSs%r SSnns SpsfiinI p,iiI
I think the present team would nave Deen
stronger than any Of its prede' sssOrs even
under the new rules
PRrNcEToN. Nov i.---On the eve Of what
promises % be one Of sns zIesssst os9ns rSSsS9SiI
ting ready to 40 70 New York and tomorrow
will be headed Tor the Polo Grounds. There
is no use 70 mincIng matters. grtncg.on y
indians, but tRs Tigers viii enter the hGht
TO do the best that Is in them. and this meSns
havoc with Nassau's chances OF beating
Yale this year. so there Is double INCENTIVE
% players "S1so" who saw S The PennSyivSn
game lass Saturday seem % think that the
the game because Of their kicking ability.
With a lineup that Is slightly different from
the line during the week have resulted in
Buckingham having first call over Siegltng
taking RsSd's cad p place, and this aest hSiibScE
should cause a lot Of trouble for the Indians
lead Coach Roper ann9IpeSs;a ~ ,S;a % SS-nigns Ii tnst
Phillips guards. Waller and McFadyen:
tackles. Booth and Buckingham; ends. Wis.er
Ti6bott and Harlan: fuII6ack. MCCORMICK
This afternoon there was fast signal
% short aTS "s tSs % star Iineman. vas here 70 Eeip
things out a bit. The coaches say that what
they fear moet is the Indians manipulatIon
Of the forward pass. because the Tigers have
done poorly against this trick all season.
HOuser,s placement kicking Is another thorn
physical condition except Orr. WHO is still
suffering from a wrenched knee. The sound
viii leave here on a special train at o'clock
Tomorrow morning.
CArLIsLF. Pa. Nov. L. The Carlisle Indian
squad, accompanied by their trainer. Wallace
Denny. and Coaches Warner. Bennett and
Johnson. left hHe at o'clock for New NOrk;
shape except the centre, Schouchuk. who has
a sprained ankle and Will be out OF the game
for some time. Coach warner seemed con-
fdent Of winning from the Tigers. but he
realizes that he will 20 up against u stronger
team to-mOrrOw than on Saturday last. War;
IA hoping for a dry field for on a wet field the
Indians could not be near 50 iast. Local
wagers have been placed TaVoring Carlisle
against Princeton by odds of 10 TO :.
CAMBRIrGE, Nov. lin preparation for
football team had only the lightest kind Of
practice this afternoon. Daily put the hacks
through long drill IN s banding ding, gunss doing
beauties. Kennard pTactised little drop
kicking getting good distance but poor
field. number Of changes will be found in
the Harvard team tomorrow. Capt. Parker,
n Who haS $40 been ~ poor yp&oaSy nos psT ST
tomorrow at left guard and his place will
be taken by HOaI. The ends will be Drae-
lie is not the Andover end but he is new
man who has come up very suddenly.
has been on the squad all the year has not
"a vet had chance TO distinguish hinaelf.
MsThs viii be found S assn s e.
play hRlftDack. Harvard undergraduates
are not overcontident. although they all
expect a victory.
Nl.w HAvUN. Nov. I..-In short practice
r Tspsr1s%rS e oese Y Moased
the forward pass and onside kick a great
deal to-day. Pop Foster. who took COoney's
eNceilent game that attracted much at
tentiOn. Especially spectacular Was his
which he ran thirty yards for a touchdown.
This was at the close Of fifteen minute scrim-
mage with the scrubs. AZ the very opening
these being the only two that the second
team allowed. Tomorrow Cooney will be
tried az left guard again and Tad Jones will
whose leg was severely injured three weeks
ago was ~ The ; scTimaSe t0-d9y & TOT the r,rst
utes He will get into the game tomorrow.
as will many Of tho substitutes. Coy was not
rows game. as il is desired TO avoid over
training him. Nale's lineup Tomorrow
Snd M, G sroSn SNes faeEIes 5Ie Coonev and GoebeI
guards: COngdOn. centre: 7. Jones. quarter
back: Bomar or Berger; right haIIbaok:
ITHACA. Nov. I.--NearIy every regular and
substitute was in the varsity lineup to-day in
the last practice before the game with Vest
ern University Of Pennsylvania, II was al
most impossible to tell Iust what the real
O'Rour1e, HsIsey. Harris and Sutherland
were in at ends, Cook. Brinton, McCOllum and
Dulaney. guards: May and Oderkirk. centre:
Caldwell and Paterson uuaTterback Earle;
Ebeiing and shssrn. fuii6scks. Walder was
on the field. but with the exception Of punt
ing practice didn't work. McCallie was not on
Were restricted tn exercising. Watson prac-
ticed Cornslls new long forty yard pass, and
some time the big end got it down TO Derfec-
tiOn. The varsity ran through signals for
more than an hour nnside kicks IN which
and a variety Of forward passes were features
Of the work. The Western University OF
and practiced on the high school grounds.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. I.--Instead Of a hard
practice the coaches OF the University Of
Pennsylvania football Tam surprieed the
PLAYERS by taking them for A long & walk vI The
Marsh. a distance Of about eight miles. On
reaching White Marsh they we're the guests
Of the White Marsh Hunt Club, The team IL
in much better physical condition than last
week, although Capt: FOlwen y still suffering
Townsend or Sommer will be substituted.
CASTOR. who had a slight case Of water on the
knee. has recovered sufficiently to start the
game. ZeiRleT. the big guard, Bill HOlleD-
back and Ed Greene. have all come around in
fine shape.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. The Lnidshipmen
are not expected 10 have hard fight with
the eleven of the University of West Virginia
tomorrow and the game will AFFORD an excel
lent opportunity for the trying out OF a num-
Der Of the squad who have been showing up
well but who have not had suffictent expert
enGc to warrant them being trusted in a big
game. The Navy will start the game with
only about half team Of regulars and there
surprise the local team With their strength and
force them to work for the game. The regu-
lar ends. Dague and De Mott, will not get in
the game. as they are both in prime condition.
and ReifsDtder and B0ynton Will be on the
right and left OF the line. Meyer will start
the game at left guard but Is not expected to
play over a few minutes. The new arrange
inent OF the back field will be watched With
interest Hambsch will he at nllback and
this will be his first chance IN q match game.
Burg will be at right half. The practice this
afternoon was short and confined to signal
work and handling the ball.
College football team had its final practice
this afternoon preliminary TO the game against
Y Mon College on saturday The game will
be played here on Steuhen Field and the old
time rivalry bet Ween the college assures q
lively battle. Union has some advantage In