The sun., 1909-11-02

Sh.iS eLS wno were easing up. are back IN
9Ssslined s at the Princeton game forslngg glng
sna who was somewhat done up. Is all right
lyE.cA. N. y. Nov. I.-coruell worked
nssN ns.Nfor Tor two hours in secret practice this
ssIn,apDy, there being, no lndicstion of a
While the ftSScsns feel fs' that Hsrvard "a i viii
win they hope TO spring a few surprises.
last dhs s.,|sS ssness % q the ends and tackles
stress on developing them to-day and for
an hour they were drilled In following punts
sS as HnFSnrS 9tS and shc srSsS@ S:rH
0u, number OF other ends. Including
EEa1AEsshnr Ers E,. .a Kultchsr. Stevenson. TeaFle
a. drsIIsn ana seeiye. were given great deal
The IStxards wsr. not driven very hard
hey haa dinsSe SepI. Ss Ss
v. %Sis%s IA sS xss Ssyfs IN iasstSsi sOoa
sssEraye. Donnsn. Monk. WseEes W sln snd
rspe91sa 0p ihas mssSsS sTsn,1Tp up siSsiy = .Y
sS would S be shifted back to tackle to-morrow.
the biggest man on the line, is expected bsci
n IN the lineup io-morrow after he had laid
Burr Wood. the varsity onarteTbaok was
several weeks. though it Is do%S.tai @ Hs r hs Il
Coaches @def ana say lssssia sseia't dr.a hsTaTS r..
%:ss sss :sa and S..s sSsss h: :SS
Twen and Baker quarterbaoks. W. +.
yfFeTTsa TSd.n.56o former ,Ss end md brother of
Joined the coaches to-day.
mouth have put the Amherst football team
ensrxies from now on viii be bent otS; toward M
%sSa '%S S.ss .snSsns gaines out saRs N:
revealed so as to be nc for Williams In two
sd to9asy 9ay ssa ss ths s.sSs squad were .S t6s
SinSss ;Isss sSsri::a MADDEN. l.ps S.aoes. sa %:
minor Injuries. T re are green s aa men up on WITH tss
team have all passed through the hard
sSo"1% SSneHS'e well; % and With proper cond irions
tams.
sweetland Of Dryden, II. T.. iefs for his
xersity footeall team because ofshattered
has met with defeat. but once playing the
leading universities in the West.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov. i.-Footbsl prao
tice progressed this afternoon at the Naval
~ ~Academy as 4 there was no doubt that the
Indeed. a full afternoon was given 70 Il for
the first Monday OF the season: the football
drill, which they were heretofore required
70 attend. However the practice was con-
rnr nnsd almost ,i & &sltoSsher g signal work and
srrrsa Howard sTs sss'Gn asa fnsrs% and
as he hurt his ankle in Saturdsys game
and Bartle took his place. Richardson and
IRA Brand n We're back in their places st frllbaGk
that Reifsn der. the fastest end at the
Academy. will soon he back in the game.
tice Yesterday afternoon before the game
with Wesleyan to-day. The team went
through a long signal drill and then lined
minutes in q scrimmage in which no tack. !
ling was allowed. All the plays are working
without without, any bitches and should be run on
Fine. New Works star halrbaok. will
not start to-day. His ankle still bothers
against the Methodists he would be unable
70 get In the Rutgers game next Saturday.
stih light, Coach oicott had YuIe ' tryinsI
ierdsy; The star faIl6aek made TWO sue
three points may decide the contest.
short signal drill was held in the gym
ing TO practise several new % songs % written
for the Wesleyan game. A band
will be on hand to-day to assist the New
York Looters.' The game viii start at
CARLISLE. Pa. Nov. Light signal
practice on the Carlisle indian football
ield. as Coach Warner felt his warriors
,essrvsd e;s s.5t ses KsnIpe.lyd d is about ,G the
light in couple Of DAYS. The days work
at football started after school closed, and
he inevitable blackboard talk was un-
Usually short.
MIDDLE ErowN,. Conn. Nov. Capt. Joy
Ind the three Other Wesleyan varsity foot
we're s .espended from % the team ann ONE s Week % foP
breaking training and playing poker until
When n the T be back fans
Yora in rysTv SsT IS, S
4 late S in Ill sr.nsSss of sports. % il Is dim
,ult to forecast the result of to-morrow's
Sss ss Of 1Se
y Yale. ii to o, and By Norwich. to 0.
md nfp Vs 70 ss%s Sss'y With fs Or late
Ihe has won from Hamilton, 20 to o. and
rom Union; 2. tos; In the Wesleyan, n,tSi and !
cam scored.
cAMsRIDoI: Mass. Nov. I.GA short light
Is 10 the custom on the Monday following
game. In the, absence OF Capt. Fish.
'l1nor was BnlIteu from TlknJ kuhTu OUT 10
ackle. and Perkins was given q tryout
n signal work In the guard position. Signal
YORK was short and followed a preliminary L
lrill In puntinR practice for the back field
men. Notwithstanding the severe strain
orced upon the men by the unfortunate
ra gedy Of Saturdays game no nervousness
or unevenness was displayed and the
practice went on smoothly.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. There is a strong
ceiling that the Carlisle Indians will be
Eliminated from the Pennsylvania schedule
lext fall as the Red and Blue authorities
we're not at all pleased with the game this
Tear. Although 10 Is too early to say
" neither the game will be done away with. |
he general opinion OF the Quaker coaches
nd football committee seems to be In favor
4 not meeting the Indians on the gridiron
gain. when asked hisi opinion on the
he Indians Head Coach Andy Smith said
The ungentlemanly tactics of the India ms
n the game on Saturday should not be
for an instant. and ] for one
hink that Carlisle should be eliminated
rom the schedule"
II Is known, however. that the Quakers
re trying 20 arrange game with Dart
mouth for next year. and II this game can
'e arranged satisfactorily they will most
kelly take the Indians place on the Penn
As most Of the regulars were pretty badly