The sun., 1909-09-24
IN THE F0OrBALL WORLD.
BsrammAge starts at Harvard with VAR
aty Carrying the Ball well.


CAMBRIpoE. Mass. Sept. 7s.-A twelve
minute scrimma ge- between the varsity and
second teams consHtuted the principal part
Of the afternoon football practice on Sol
diers' Field to-day. In that time the var
sity scored once on the second. carrying the
ball from the second teams rs yard line TO
the goal in fourteen plays without losin the
ball or being forced to kick. Morrison re-
placed Mlnot at fullback. The latter is out
with slight illness. Perkins also was tried
to see II he fits the place. In the line Hooper
at right guard was the only one who seems
unlikely TO be q regular this year q. O.
Browne. the veteran end, Is out OF the work
| for a day or two. The lineup OF the varsity
was as follows: Houston, left end; Mckay
left tackle: Fisher. left guard: Wilmington,
centre Hooper. right guard; Fish. right
| tackle; r. c. Browne. right end: o o'Flaherty,
quarterback; Perkins. left halfback; Corbett
right halfback; Morrison. fullbsck.
For q first day the work OF the team was
the best in several years. There was no
hit or miss attack. everything went SIN Oothly
and without a tumble. The new quarter
back made good impression by the way he
handled the team. The line charged to-
sether and made good holes for the backs.
though it was against a heavy second team.
Hooper In the line will probably be dis
placed by either West or Dunlap. both vet
erans. who are being handled carefully.
wilmington at centre Is making an excellent
showing and seems to be the man for the
place, though hc lacks twenty pounds of
coming up to the weight Of Nourse. who held
tho position last year.
Richard M. Page, 10, Of New York city.
was elected captain OF the second team at
the morning practice.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 20 with the humidity
ha Am nj IA
football squad had four hours Of gruel-
ling work to-day. with Frank Butterworth
In charge. Two more Of the old men came
back to-day, Pop Corey. the quarterback.
and Bus Brown, who has been In the Ten
nessee mountains. Both are in good condi-
tion and both expect to make the team.
especially Brown, who had been trying
for IL for three years. He will probably
play right guard. The announcement
that Capt. Coy was operated on for a bad
rupture demoralized the men to-day. He
will not be able to play before the Colgate
game on October rs. Andrus has not re-
turned and no ono knows where Goebel
is. The freshman schedule. announced
to-day. lie:
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PRINCETON, N. J., Sept 7s.-with eight
coaches driving them hard the Princeton
squad had the longest and snappiest prnc-
ss team. TsT. fa pSsed and % the Ss % given
to the FIRST team In the centre Of the field
with orders to !. toGE t6sm ten
had carried the ball the major portion OF
the distance. was showed over the line.
we're kept out OF the scrimmsee, but Capt.
i. and WEIGH. who has not d9ne much work:
big fuiIback OF last years freshmen, was
at that position on the first team and Sparks
again was at half. With Bard running the
line and Meiss got the other end position.
TaeRlns ehs S'% dummy 1H ooSapied Sn G ' good
part Of the time during the preliminary
work. for there are few OF the nifty odd
men on the squad who are not tacklins too
ITHACA. Sept. 7s-The eleyens lined up
tempted. Coaches ORourke and Walder
.pen, half an hour instructins the ends
mass plays. while Coaches %slder and
Hutchinson guided the backs and ends
cro.SS ns % snd McRrtS%T % iH ends! q Of RoSrSe and
seegTave,, centre: Baker. ,auSrtsrback:
fuiisscs' ms eno fS o%sptsrbscF WOOD and and R Ha2l:
burt, the old varsity men. watched the work
and later played on q scrub eleven, Capt.
Tydeman took HonmAn's place later in
the day: smith. The big halfback. who
impression and little Baker handled the
forward pass cieysrly: The coaches took
the ends working hard Much attention
was given to the forward pass.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 23.-The FIRST line
up at the Naval Academy took place this
afternoon. the opposing elevens being
composed OF members Of the large fourth
class squad, which has been at work about
ten days. Several Of the youn gsters made
favorable impr essions and star work was
done by Austin. hslfback Of the German town
Academy team last season. Austin got In a
run Of sixty yards and aroused enthusiasm
by his great arm work and skill In evadin q
tacklers, Others who did good work at
halfback were Hall. Miller and Foutes.
Roder and Strong showed up well at full
back and Seller and Cochran at quarterback.
Vanderkpot and Holmes were promising
can ddates for end. Those named will
probab bly, be assigned to the first squad.
which begins work on Monday,