The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-01
BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, GOLF AND
HARNESS RACING.
NAVY GAME NOT LOOKED ON
AS CLOSE CALL BY TIGERS
Nassau Followers Assert That the Best Is Being Stored for the
Important Contests-Al the Other Big College Squads
Satisfied With Result of Saturdays Games.

for making drop kicks, was on the
side lines during the whole game.
Bamman, the varsity centre, dis
played a quality not usually found in
men playing that position-the ability
to make an open field tackle. BAN
mans great usefulness in the remain-
ing two games is going to be in that
direction, aside from the fact that he
can make a hole while playing on the
defensive and can hold his man play
ing the other way. Bergin's little run
of thirty-five yards is a sample of the
work he has been doing ever since he
got back into the game, and he VIII
develop into a quarterback worthy OF
Captain Dillon's shoes before the sea-
son is over.
The whole aftermath of the contest
is that the Tigers do not look upon the
Navy game as the close shave that the
score makes 1t resemble, and observers
here are of the opinion that the team
has a whole lot of potential football
energy stored up that 1t does not pur-
lose to let loose before the Dartmouth
game Saturday, If at all before the
crucial game with Yale the week fol-
lowing. Work is going to be light for
Tie NdlBiLS buCh
Wednesday, when here will be scrim-
IMAGES to point them up for the next
game. Hart and Siegling, and probably
McCrohan and WEIGH, will need a rest
early this week.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, o Head
Coach Howard H. Jones, of the Hale
football squad, announced last night
that beginning today there would De
secret practise for from fifteen minutes
to half an hour each day. This system
will continue all through this week ana
through the Harvard and Princeton
games as a general thing. Yale relies,
however, this year more on old-fash-
toned football than on special plays TO
win the championship, and so the
periods of secret practise will be short,
James J. Hogan, captain of the 1904
team. arrived in New Haven yesterday
and will assist in the coaching of the
eleven today, the eleven which he hopes
will defeat that of his boss, Bill Ed
wards. Another coach who arrived Is
Paul Veder, fullback on the 1906 team.
veder will be here the greater part OF
the week
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 1.-The
Harvard squad arrived home last eve.
ming. The Byrne accident had an APP
parent effect on the mems spirits, and
they were loath to discuss it. All were
in good condition physically.
Starting today the practise at the
Stadium will stiffen out. Cornell or
Saturday is not expected to give any
trouble, as neither the Ithacans nor
Dartmouths, who follow them next
week. are displaying class in any of
their games. a. M
ITHACA, N. Y. Nov. L.-Instead of
being discouraged, the Cornell foot
ball coaches are complimenting their
scholars for the splendid manner ir
which they repeatedly prevented Will
Jams from scoring touchdowns Satur-
day in a game that they had expected
would result in a greater victory for
the visitors. There was little oppor-
tunity to show what Cornell could do
on the offensive, but when a stone wall
was needed to stop onslaughts that
looked like t~ouchdowns within the five
and ten-yard marks