The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-24
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
Yale Eleven In n Trolley Accident and
9crimmaEe-Team Practice.

NEW HAVEN, sept. %. - ne w iootpuii
eleven was In two mixups to-day. a trolley
accident and a scrimma &c, the first OF the
season In both departments. While on
the way to the field In their special trolley
a large white touring car whirled suddenly
around the corner Of Dwight and Chapel
streets and ran into the electric car. The
trainers, who were on the front seat or
the trolley. were Injured and the members
OF the team shaken up. Joe Bergman. one
OF the trainers. was so badly injured that
he had to be taken to q nearby hospital.
At the field occurred the first scrimmage.
Pop Corey was the quarterback OF the
scrub team and successfully directed IL
against the varsity. The playing was all
in the varsity territory and the scrubs really
made a touchdown. although II wasn't
allowed. One Of the features OF their
attack was the excellent use Of the forward
pass from Corey to Neidle, the left end.
and to Van Sinderen. the right end. Many
OF the gains were due to this. After five
minutes OF play the scrubs lost the ball on
the two yard line when Corey tried q for
ward pass which was interrupted by Bling
ham. the varsity quarter. Coy punted
down the field and In trying to tackle Cha
mute. who had the ball. Hobbs. the old Dart
mouth tackle. cut his head.
The varsity lineup was: Logan. left end:
Hobbs, left tackle; Brown, left guard; Bid
die. centre: Goebel. right guard Coouey.
quarterback: Philbin. left halfback;
Murphy. right halfback; Coy. fullback.
PRINCETON. y. j., Sept. 23,-Footbal
started with q rush to-day at Princeton
when slxty-one candidates appeared on
University Field and were sent through
a short but vigorous drill In some elemen-
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beginning In Princeton for years. Head
Coach Roper had four assistants in toys
to-day. They were Jim Mccormick, last
years captain and All-American. fullback.
Ned Harlan, last years Ail-A merican half,
back and drop kicker: steve MoClave and
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work was brief It was full OF vim.
smoke and haze coupled with heavy nussy
weather took the, spirit out Of, the Cornell
PRACTICE to-day. though the ends and backs
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which seven men lost their Ives has all Or
fast In, practice and to-day handled the
9 former Wisconsin star freshman, Is loom
with Walders, and the ends and haifbacks
were coached In the use OF the forw,aru
pass. Thirty-seven. men were out to-day,
Of former years; Pavek. h was on the
su6-haiibacf; HOFFMAN and White.
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first scripmase this afternoon. The work
work ended Dartmouth's rrst week OF foot
ball. Morning and afternoon practices. have
been in vogue from the tirst, but will now
college exercises tomorrow. or last years
men Dartmouth will lose four and probably
I'VE Cap, Johnny Glaje %sraduS Sfsf in IN
return. Lang, the star tackle, has become a
benedict and Il Is not positively known that
he will not return,
CARLISLE. Sept. ?s.-The Carlisle Indian
football team defeated Lebanon Valley
C Cole e. 1, eleven ~ here re. ts sIs, a@ Ss,{F eSSIn by }. 3
to Q. Summer heat prevailed. making the
contest, although V consisted, Of but fifteen
saart 20 ea inishi 'r ihs sS sshs n,syer Who f rsrp
little outweighed the stocky collegians. had
the contest their own way. Carlisle made
several fupbles but worked her fSrwardd
against Conway Hall last Saturday. The
indians were penalized several times. as
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tissy . aaa sf''9 Tklird dnI team ana aus srs sSE
MoouDufy seems 10 Do u couor SoeCn
showing this afternoon.
In response to the call for candidates
for the New York University football team
yesterday some twenty. men turned out.
Il. A.. Young. captain Of this years team.
Was much pleased with the material for the
s sns ! prasiie e. foI E5 eInf lA at. y ssss VARSITY
90, Stone 70. =; Xeyins 90, ,~5casheTty q.
Tietjen II, r. Booth 10. j. Sanford II.
Ropew II. Scott 10 and c, Reynolds 90;
The freshmen candidates look big and
The schedule as arranged Is:
october st. stephens at Ohio r eid: 10. Stevens
at Ohio Field; !; Tnni!y a. HSrtford; November
laer POLYTECHNIC institute a! Troy: y. Union al
Ohio Field; 81 HaVerford a, Haverford.
Thirty men trotted out on Fordham Field
yesterday afternoon for their frat taste
the men through the usual hardening
processes. such az punting. going down the
held under the ball and tackllng. Capt.
Leo Fitzpatrick moved from the. tackle
position to centre. Eight OF last years
varsity donned suits, The ten second
halfback, Geary, rated az one. OF the best
IN the country, Is back At college; There
minute s a first eleven was lined up against
the Prep eleven, which, Is a heavy one,
but the latter was totally unable to stop
the rushes Of the veterans.
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score OF 81 to 0. -