The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-22
IN The FOOTBALL WORLD
ONLY ARMY MEN TO COACH Ar
WEST POINT THIS SEASON.
veteran Centres nj Both or the Govern.
,iment Observation-Disclosures Tried at
Quarter On the Yale VARSITY Team
Fl Practice Of the Harvard Snuac

u WI N"O $40 ~ SiluoC.
The West Point football eleven will de.
pend entirely on Its " gridiron product
forcoaching this season, with the exception
Of Joe BeachaIp. now an army oticer.
who learned his football at Cornell. This
isn't the first time Cornell has been identi.
fed with West Point football. Torney.
the Army fullback. who was such a strong
player for the soldier elevens a season or
two ago and. whose run beat Hogan's Yale
team, was a Comedian before he entered
e., ,ss s M,l!fa Coach hes Cd %ys., t psfst s Nss5'y tvs I,
Of his assistants will be Lieuts. Zell and
Upton: zell pIsyed end at the Point
pIaye Ms' the Ss' Army ever had. Upton tS0' Sas
ever had up. there. and they have had some
Both West Point and Annapolis have two
veteran centres. Philoon. the Army pivot,
Is an old timer on the squad and this years
csp's ~ III He se Y not tv 80 v q. yo. hsssyy' = but TITS |.
s ssas hs %as seG sev R | slln asf"sao the se10S Ss sRS
centre, is another fest n active man
The mldshipmen have got along very well
with outside Instruction, and this year
Paul DashIel viii ave Ray Paige. last
S sss..: Y MbisS saJSs sss e Sa ~ e The ssP fcrm ths s ssH;
end. brought to the Naval Academy the
last two years.
ietIcs at Princeton. ,was In the city yester.
day: and II he project K feasible he will
Rays srraas sP;.S w Al & R1in Ssss9Tv for snn tho
o nsie s Sy ne wn,sp T men II L By s51 nobod sp eIss.
Pennsyivania has the best equipment in
the country TO sec that plays are correctly
reported stssn s 70 oshs P Pcs oo ssesS, snd the g ' fS,s
st.Princeton. New Haven and Cambridge
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NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2i.nBrink Thorne AZ
his old team mate DR.. Raynam Townsend
81 sdu ssw 81 Hs s%ssssaiid. ra'y fos flames ne back Sssf a "a
petitions and were very much satisfied
pr asRas9s' as Inc sas ets%sas'RRs With fas The uhfi HIT
team to-day. HIP, Bingham. Bob Tafts
room mnte. started Of ss hrst auarterbaqk.
and With his cool head should make a Dit
III Hobbs and Andrus. who are likely to BE-
.Ssid today. because Of Examinations. and
i brosh P's and Ted Li ins W.T. The ends we're ere
s sosss a and LPPs s1p.. and hy de wards ls.n Tsrs
HOPKINS and Bingham quarter with the
rest Of. the. back feld. Murphy, Philbln. and
c ssSa,d F5sd to Pi hssii,S SsH s Is sls So. a 1t Pf sss ssls
Two ehsnsss we're made III, the squad
to-day when Wheaton. the drop kicker
for quarter on tho second team. The
other was when fitzpatrick. q promising
halfback and .fullback on last years fresh:
man team. went out for end, Outside Of
IA Mt Rtrrrh fha mAQt nr0miainQ and il
lighted the squad and the coaches, but 1t
was learned to-day that he will have CON
be can 60 but for tho team.
Iarst time. After this the men had to tackle
the az dq ,ns SIos sse Or T sse a PsstsS n1 'pra StFsed
Practice for the freshmen WIN start on
Saturday. Among the most promising
Camp. 'Jr.. son OF the father OF football.
Young Camp graduated from Simsbury
school Liz lsss p ,SHehs and sSarp played ,S,sa S 81 the ss same
.CAMBRIpoE. Sept. ,2i.-The Harvard var.
thorough dril both morning and afternoon
practising some new formations under the
direction of Charlie DAILY. The varsity was
also drilled on defensive work, breaking up
spsIu psa in.m mn'o fn ere s wss mo- ss1im nlasf1sa
against each other. Verwiebe. the promis.
i ,a'ns sY, tSs s sau sn a.t isst ye: and s sss ims mean.
put in at tackle on the SECOND team.
He Is Thought 70 have an excellent chance
for a place at tackle on the varsity. Browne.
played for q while to-day at hfs. old position
OF end. Cutler was at quarterback on the
varsity most OF the time. and handled him.
self. we'll -
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OF the season. Of the Cornell, football squad
ssssrt Rlses fot 's &. s%sa%,, S1.la sin ssss!s t %sn
ner and Caldwell. both candidates for quar-;
teIbaok; Harris. caSdidste for left end. and
p psdAu apo o,sf to All III the LETT half position.
days and Will not enter college this year.
i G.es1 % asd q sa ssis yssrsr '9 fhs T rsst q. ap' &:
last years freshman team, which did not
show no So up very well LIZ last yssr and mS1 from n,, xhiSh
The weather was exceedlngly hot and the
pss etiee vas yerx XII. liF6 ea. Il Th s, men Tsrs ERIN IN
the Georgetown, coach last ear and Q for
mer star Cornell end. The team will play
Its first game with Hamilton on 0ctoberi.
Baseball Notes.
Cree the new outhelder OF the Hlghlanders, has
been hitting the ball well since he broke Into
fashionable company.
Addic loss 10 making heroic efforts TO land the
Cleveisnds at the top Of the heap. He has been
mighty one ball for them OF late.
The Phillles have been the softest sort OF pick
Ing for the New Works, but don't forget that they
did a good deal toward making the National
Lesgne race by the things they did to the Cubs
and Pirates.
When Earl Moore Joins ths Phiiies TO-
he will have been In three different leagues within
tvo years. He was with the Clevelands and
New Torks OF the American League last year.
then with Jersey City and now with the National
League.
The New York Americans are showing that they
can get along very well without Chase. No
player 10 Indispensable. and hne player as Chase
WAS be can be spared by both the local club and
tae american League without either being any
the worse.
Monte Cross must have done some good heidinr
In the American Association this year. for Jake
Beckky says he has IL on Bush, the Indianapolis
shortstop purchased BY Detroit and considered
one vi the prize youngstcrs OF that organization.
But. NJ Deckley says, Cross Is going and Busn Is
coming. Beckley also observes that Maruuard
was the best pitcher In the American Associa'
~ have served