The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03

Hubbard ard proudfoo, MiiIer. IL an
sb,Iity Ia runoinx through . broken hsia.
Will. IN Morrill, ~ the coaches belisvs
.n-y ss's to .ssln P.ssr .ea,1: n ss
pas. high In the air. shook OF tAckier,
length OF the neld for score for the varsity
Adele caused havoc by putting out tho
freshmen ends d. On Gs.Ss a. 01s Tim:
through signals on the aeld. which ~ en-
rourag,ng In view Of tn. very lew suosti-
tutes on the Amherst team.
CARLISLE. ia. Nov AIN the en-;
deayor I" axe W a faster stride n football
partments 81 praCtl". work on Indian Field
ihis evening Coach Warner saved the
energies Of his Injur-d nrst team men and
put those who we're NJ on tho second team.
which Was pl1tcl ia "A twenty minute serum.
mag" against the third Indian eleven;
,aIt IIou~..r GOA. he'd the backs as he did
last evening, and he other varsity players
followed IA" signal pTaCuce Warner this
hang" q Signals Tor tho Virginia game
al Washington has viii keep the abo-
regimes thinking iot III" r"tnainder "t IN"
v-,'r. Powell and Newashs had extensive
work AT goal kicking. and both are proving
adept pupils of Capt liauser. Warner
made number Of transposI,l"ns In line;
uien this evening ~ trying out new material
ioT ia" closing sanles
4. y. ]
ball squad wound up ITS last hard practice
BEFORE the Harvard game gu Alimn. Field
TIN, afternoon. where In spite nj tho rain
and Vet grounds rhc varsity squad went
through long practice. the most important
part being q s"rimmage IN wh'ch the scrubs
used play, bass-t on the Harvard style OF
attack, and also played defsn sivety the
way. Harvard did against West Point last
week The work t"-day consisted o! a
sorinmage Here the varsity backs ripped
up the second teams defence IN great
share. but no etror; was made tn. score
The kicksrs sLmson and Butler planted
a number OF different place kick. oyer the
so' on T a bunch ot good drop sicss /, was
noted that while Pitcher had nor yet com
pleteiy recovered from HIS injuries h~ -
inrr. and even Il he cannot play IN the game
a, an end he IL sure TO be called IN 10 kcs
S9I gInis of rans,n. from forty ave to
hf'y-hve yards a crack The varsity team
a. IL ran through signal prac'i1- ih'> after
noon A. composed nj tyriCh aud sragrave,
ends. Nuns and peIamn. tackles ChampaIsn
and Hale, guards Miller. "enFrr. Butler,
Uuh-,erhack Rob6 lett halfhark Hates.
rich' halinaCk. SImson. fullha"k Tins ~
IN" team that Will probably start the har'
Var'I game
in IT." Armorv i"-ngn' and It Ma an
noun 81 that secret practics would h" held
on Alumn' Field a. ",clocH 'S-motr3 S'
train east al " "'CIp'k
Annapolis. Md Nov . The coaches or.
dered J-'up IN the work Of IN" Naval >caf.
ruv team this afternoon - ihnT" Yer"
-nne, indications that -" nac" had been
,Ipt hin. Dalton. Brown ami others NJ
he main team jIi NOT gct into the game AZ
only ten minutes lay and cochran "-r.
IN AT ~" halves. WITH So""il AT quarter
and E"d", a, full This continuation
. ore "n the second '"am There wer"
."'":aI changes ia the line. the most notable
n.tu: IN" shifting oi Wright. Who mas played
rifh' guard ~" Nhol" season. u" the other
I'D" ~ ~" line lh" ta"kI"~ wei" ruled
Hv Davis - !purih "la-~ man. and Douglas
M" To-. crew man and Lacrosse player
w5Llr,r~ ruv>. Mas. NJ, S"y"rnl
.1ur- 81" mad" IN the Willta'n- '"r-tty
- day itII". il hr hd- been vr' .InI
~ quarter nn ~" rlh-. was at i"i' "ui
,n r'a'~ ~ santa. ne regular end lt.,-
makes ~" second ,rancr. IA ltr~ position
,uid 'hI- N""k after "a 'n-.n"" ~ 'ur'"
,""- r'n . .ufh'h"h tr.>, a. m","d
taNtns YETI 'hln"~. which Ia iutn"rtP
l.-.n niI"t %, Van ""rd"r and h"hn.r
Eu-h tIr~' men played "u 'h" s'ruh In
the ,r-"n'" 1T Winter ana stevens. fIhIu.
-. ana Chapman. =. worsed III ne VARSITY
ha,k neIh he's o'ars.- are hardly r"r.
gam" In all probability y" "r" r"-.I'"d
20 1.y 5 '"nS IrHI IN 'rr,- frru.,,'"u,
NI~ held n ID" -.mna.Ium lo-nignr
HYr,.'~t. :. = Nov The ~vra,us"
luN"r-ltS in"thar player. were o., the
thl- afternoon Inc Hsld was muddv but
the regulars -'urrd three rou"hdoUn- on =
i"...l Of 'r!n~ ,or'h"' Fad ion"- and
afts. me ura men There w"r' 40 fu!l
- m t'l- '!'ih hrI many substitutes
i"hiy for ! chance - go INTO the play
~. men ire Nor.rmc heri for saturday
sA.Hr Win N-rwvu' and ar" rNps'riug
nAit ra''l- h. ,oa,he- E,.r. encouraged
- fttfl H..f ~ hf, 81
o''.Ots l"r practice Enu remained un'u
%. .o'& i'r'-N". tn" hls Ruard II ne var.
,liH eleven did no r-ToTt tor p-r'iIr"
and ann too" hl- Ila'".
yarla varsity i""'h,i is7ru had long hard
workout f"hiuI 'iu-el Ga'"- 'li- ,ffsr-
npou 10 PREPARATION tor ~" l.iftyeit' !1m"
urN' >i'IrlaN uuub"r ni now TIAN-
u~r.. rad at ,ud ,nrs-,l 10 r,..rfe,r,rr
again, the second VARSITY Nf,..r nt"ut
Ar ur!i'- hard urn"'r'" ~" second varsity
through ~" VARSITY '.r" great IMPROVE
men VA "h"Nr ~ IN" ltu" over ls-r >arur
ia" r.,. rE IN" 'ar-i'" then la'l halt
10" without 'I" -'rvl'". ~ ROY M"rs.r, Ne.
,'"'~r t..ht'n. IA ~-tVr.iru- gam" IT..
= ,rr'.u"d - "a" raining HOUSE. with
>Isnf ati,'s Of fs'"t u h. - Vu1h,. 70.
plrs k'nu-'ir "r'I probably ," r~"d IN li.
'-"ur,.f, got into m" .,rinmag~ TODAY
AM! ~" dos not .""'r - nav" Tv'r 'ro'll..
WITH - -r"" kaufman ~ b" ~" -lgr.'
I""-f 10 'tt" an cham" WIN ~ shoulder
~ TIA" -'r.rt'uas"
E"g-.- N" freshman ra!fhark NJ l.>,
wear vn" h'- been On N" -'r'ih team all
- son. ha- attracted inc rotr'. Of m" ,.r.
cou"r-- ~. NIll PRIMARILY Start the gam.
"L : at IrihN m rl1'" ~ f.d"r
\Ee Ii.vr>. >"y The c"nrrnl hoard
o," f 1p m ,, ,n' GLOWING IN ~.
Irqts ,grGf" DIVA T., Fari Il Er%"n n'