The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-30

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practice ~ the onside kick might have been
seen on q Vertain varsity neld The Other day.
would no, have been cSnsidsrsd necessary
IN the days before = aickei tall that struck
the ground vent To whoever could nah &c
There are other kinds ~ passes besides
! forwsrd ones that may he used ~ -pl-ndld
IN rugby style. which NAV be us-r TO the
hsarts content, so long "a they do not g
American game 10 is. Improvement a. a
spectacle. but this passing white on the run
can easily becene n,9no.snoas: one point
among others In which the American game
srester variety Of tactics. With the wrinKles
sili rsmsin ground gaining by c.rrytns the
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| other qualities 20 be encouraged,
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tict. Gays an account. "ressmbles nothlng, SO
This being the case. Harvard may 10 expected
20 play q more open game than heretofors.
he opsrps-t coming sfisr a.. Jsrimmsses.
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moderate quantity. Drtt and speedy backs
emit day, football. but thai iac' hes liz no wiss
lesssned the value OF capable line mel or de-
pr fssi ssi fas pyG" games. 90 40 f far a. su ne, and
heavy Asids would permit. indicated a season
Of Undressing play: There was . good deal
S co ss1%ss fS.rs WASP vas piea,g q variety The
Pennsylvania team made an excellent start.
foStSSIa and N T x. as SaIl Wa ut hard nd Co %' hold. they
Eot. into the york imprtssively. funlbinY but
little and hsvins lots OF ringer. The Indians
ne .redmsn exciting them " speed, There
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elstenoy. Their team In suftciently seasoned
this year for them TO display more OF that
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:eSsasled ssn. was ssilea Of. 50 ,s.t. VA.
In their frst battle under the new regime Of
graduate coaches who are now directing the
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They are going In for tho modern game
strongly AZ Hanover this season, whereas last
year they made the mortal mistake OF sticking
to the old game. Tn result this season was
2 far more suspicious start. speaking or
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eligible until 1905.
Harvard. Yale and Princeton play their first
Haven on Wednesday, while on Saturday the
Syracuse eleven. which has been scoring A.
Wholesale rate, will entertain the Ellis. The
Syrecusans made tho mistake last year OF
relying too much on obsolete tactics and were
swept on their feet by the newer tactics OF
the Ellis. Tho latter do not look for suOh easy
prey this time. There " Q promising array
Of material NJ New Haven. hut thar doesn't
always insure q successful season. : IL more
hkely TO insure IL ut Yale than anywher" else.
but theree no telling.
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