The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-28

=. Yale ;, Navy; O. Princeton: :. Dart
mouth :. Army. 0. Cornell; 10. Lafayette, =,
30 closes the aleeres, mixup Of football
saved saved" from S icing duh ST it, novelty Tse
new rules taken In their entirety have no 4
play Is concerned The present rules CON
changes would improve the game vastly.
INTO The limbo oi oblivion and possibly sii
another the reduction OF the distance 10
don. one ,ss dsisass msh. msts ,ss ten
a s.n s n sAR Inn! the nc: sd.hkss 81
TO receive the bali from this centre, to rum
canned out n'" %e r Seaf FOUR pe1aa n Dee
shlf, PLAYS 70 increase the cGectiSenss.
look. like a play which Is likely to he clabo-
af@ ao n h :" s ssns
,hs men Who shifted CONS to . dead stop
We're no attempts 10 nave We men On the move
" hen the ball was snapped. no attempts
Yale spou ny iRs Il Indians ns eI and the Navy
made the hest uae Of the shift. The shift
!. an old device With the Indians; \ decade
used II in gam. a. Manhattan Yield
L.
OF the midshipmen and other friends OF
the Naval Academy team were not damp
ened because the -uperintendent declined
20 allow tho Naval Academy band to march
a. on former occasions at the head Of a
ttinmphal procession through tho streets
~ \nnap"lis TO night in honor Of the vic
tory III the Navy team over the Army lads
I'm" battalion Was a lowed Ia meet he VIC
tors ~ The train. and midshipmcn unlocked
dragged the vehicles containing team and
coaches through the streets and 10 the door
Of Bancroft Hail The full brigade with
rh" Naval academy band met the heroes
a. they entered the main gate and took
up IN. march To tn" quarters.
not forgetting Capt King. who lies III with
Typhoid fever AZ the navy hospital were
ch"rred and Then the pid-hipmen insisted
several II tn" PLAYERS Berrian. tn. head
coach. gave much Of the credit to Wheaton
inS IN" v."T Ne slso aid ma, The .. ec..
coaches team and midshi pmen had worked
together in perfect harmony. and this was
Orher speakers we're M.-sr- wheaton and
Da-hIsls Ensigns Howard and Ingram
and Mtd-hlpmap Meyer
III" team. said thar the member Of the team
who deserved the greatest credit was
played most of The game With a broken
nh and . punctured lung Dalton, the
husky haIfback. who admittedly, did the
induced 10 speak and told ~ the inspira-
iion given The PLAYERS by the loyal support
of the brigade.
WEST PoTST. v Y. Nov. :. The west
Point football team arrived home this
afternoon, and had they been returning
with another victory over the Navy instead
OF having tasted Of defeat a more enthu-i-
astic w.lcon" could not have been given
them Long before rhe hour for their ar
rival the emit r. corps Of cadets and . gOodly
portion Of the enlisted force and crowds
from Highland Falls surrounded the station
~ welcome some Of 'he boys who. although
they had lost. had put up a good fight and
their brother cadets were eager to show
their appreciation and loyalty. Before the
tram had fully stopped he waiting cadets
had boarded the ears and each man ap-
p-Ared he vas promptly hoi--ed to the |
shoulders Of m" waiting cadets and carried !
To- n. omnibus long rope had been
attached and With their color- waving the I
cadets drew their team 10 the bRrrack ward, |
where cheer leader 'ade' Finch. pc rched on
toy Of III. omnibus. led RI. cheering. each |
man r.r-ivtnK an ovation and winding IN |
with III. rocket yell for the team ana |
tsnuplss.