The sun., 1908-10-06
! az ThE 'F0OTB tLb WORED.
HHis Team Reports WItheHi an hAJuF.
Practice or Other T0aHla, f.j

' FtN hANbE, oct t.--Aftef q days fe5t
1 since. the hard game against Syracuse on
Saturday the Yale football team reported
at the held this afternoon without man
| injured or missing. Head Coach Blglow
expressed himself as sstished with the work
done by th4 team and vas not troubled by
the low score made.
There was one change 10 the lineup
| to-day. Goebei and Cooney changing places.
| Cooney goiny 10 right guard and CiOebel
going 10 tackle, Goebel Is moro powerful
than Cooney and " be can rnanRge his-feet
will make q great tackle. n IL understood
that the change was made Mt the suggestion
Of I'd ,G.ass. who saw Saturdays game
against Syracuse. GLASS Mas one OF Yale q
greatest guards and will be up this week
| to coach the line. Bingham to-day played
at quarterback and Hopkins. who generalled
the team on Saturday, went 20 Quarter
on the second team. George Adee helped
! Tad Jones coach the backe to-day.
There was a long sorlmnaEe to-day.
Murphy g good playing. resulted IN. q touch
down early In The ,scrimroase. From the
onside Kick WSiAa landed thirty yards
from. the scrubs4 goal line. Kilpatrick
was there waiting IoE \ and carried 4, over yer
sorinlmsge second touchdown was made.
to1 wess sss. Hs rSsss yssp ;Ssg .sP Dotted s.
sSaS fss % SIsSef ;GSs& Al passs. ,s. d: e:
ass'G so e ,Rs chat TSs'f sSss sa .He hS
ever represented Fordham. Coach Howard
Garsan, after conplimentinE Che men
q a. most st Vigorous talk on the stfilct obssrv-
Fordhan, was penslized 90 yards for hold
pssnay as yhie Coach GsFssS @ fse men
against even the semblance OF such an offence
again. since It had proved so improbable.
down with ptomaine poisoning. All the
others were out. and none showed any W
effects fromISaturdays hard game. Coach
and then put the men through twenty
Garsan and Mccarthy alternated At quarter
back fieid. Two touchdowns were scored
BY the varsity. a forward pass Of 80 yards.
MS;SSrthy % sSoE foS ons of thsS
CAMsRIpoB, Oct 5.--speed characterized
The work Of the . hsrvsrd ioo'9sis team IN
FssnsFs asuss Ss'' SHS ~
e and dssh In ths hat 40 has
the season. The varsity had no dificulty
in scoring touchdown on tho second team.
The little hafback ran like deer and the
lodging he exhibited In o broken field was
| the finest thing that has been seen IN Gam
at at,ES end Sas s also S much In evidence. and re-
ond team fumbled. by some very quick
Cutler. at quarterback, ran the first team
we'll. He used old fashioned plays, en-
tireiy, but launched them very fast; West.
was again played there to-day and showed
he has greet football aoialty 10 d nun; ns,gb he
well over 40 pounds. Fish. the varsity
tackle. got into the ,scrimma &c for the nrst
time this season. He was not ellowea TO
game. %Ii6inEton took hls place q s,l.t ls[t
ssdfa a.rdns dhS vs5dy ends wtsnRs %ss and fs
centre; Cutler. ,aaagterbsek Smith and
Corbett. halfbacks; kennard. fuliback-
ITzAcA Y, oct s.AI,hSGsh s., !ni 1I A. iasFs s;i
with uniysrsIty WoTt the so, feTsli scliSmsSe sne
fast and furious. O'Rourke did no. report
hs ,rSs99 y as gesI snd o0f hs place st s
tickle. McIrtbur was In At hight end and
stho1eh he EeIshs less than IL; ats ,pcsns psnnds
PyesS sssss Sh snd ds1f Is enc rot SoMn ths sd Ike
a streak.- Hurley played hnrlbuts end,
the latter falling TO report Iof vrse'i,css;; iSs;
L.
guard. and FafrinRton was back at left
| tackle. McCollum playing on the sreuos'
The most important event to-day hoWeyeri
Tsssne player. whose SSSi Clever foctSork. balance
1 and speed surprised the coaches. z,
Gardiner Kicked OF for the scrubs. and
line. brought it back Twenty-Five yards
before he sS sly sen dS"Rsd Ts1ds ON on,sds ids
he was brought TO earth. Caldwell then
Of the scrubs. and Tydenan. catching y
Vase was @doWhed, The varsity fumbled. but The
scrubs could do notbine. E6sunsa scrub 90
halfbaok, retired from the game when his
face was cut from ear 10 mouth
WEST POINT. Oct. 5.IThe evening dress
parade Of the Mit.tsTy .S ACADEMY m mas Sssa Seea
% He sDls as tSs Sss istes st M thus Getting fofS
Awe nssss ssSxnS mSrs seanst %s Ts si
day was not at all 81 tisfa ctory TO the coaches
and this week will see some bard WORK.
The nS openinT S % game were the line playing
! too high and allowing the Tufts forwards
60 break through under them. The Army
practice being. devoted to the on side
Kick and the foIyard pass. Without e1
she % pass In good shape. but Saturdays game
rroyed that they we're uncertain when fac
| ing q team for out Of thea numerous trys
only one netted 2 gain ageinst Tufts.
ASSApob1s, Nd, Oct. AN infantry
drill occupied most Of tho afternoon at the
Naval Academy and there was, only the
opportunity for sh95t signal practice etc
ST. Johns, the fast local oollegians, on We'd
on saturday The latter are MUCH strength
ened BY Mount Pieasan mt. the brilliant Indian
athlete, and his appearance here y LOCKED
SHwArd 10 with much interest. The Navy
SIeyen went through Saturdays game
witho,it any player receiving the slightest
! in iury. Lange's ready work as the pivot
! ~ the forward pass plays has given great
satisfaction TO the Nayy.s friends and y
h believed that o satisfactory PACK neld
and Clay at the halves also did well end
shility than Rslnicke at fulibaok.
u.xoyER, n. H., Oct, s.-Bucking the
.,,a6 and punting practice were the chief
! fsattlres In to-d1y's pfactiee With the Dart,
| ,oomth squad. The first named was used
tnr the dfSt fine this season. Or, -Charles
| Wbaisn '0l star ha lfback while IN college.
sssistsd the coaches with the beck Held.
| Ne fs the first graduate coach 70 arrive.
The particular question at the present
time Is how to All Capt kennedys and
and s,Dd' L. Bankart are both playing we'll. but
lack speed
a,riGaS raSIfGfi 81 Ave new coaches. Johnny Poe.
a. Hnnx TayloY. 'p5: j. Lytle, '0l; Gresham