The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
OLD TIMERS WATCH THEPLAY
GRFtT "a R\OtT or fDOT an
TFtnS ar DTHkR Dti>.
Nair HAD IT. Yer, t.r-air-i On ihr side
llnr~ and in the ~iaini> Who Same ~
Them wrrr aud whas They Dsi in
t'osirgr Day> tslur'> VETERANS Glad.

Stw HAvEx Nov 10 NJ, N year~
has there l,s.n sG,h q arg" gathering "i
odd grads. .-p-"lally Of the old fun,hail
heroes oT the past. at the clubs a. there
was this evening Many Harvard men
renamed in town for IN" early part oi the
evening and wrr" entertained ~ th"
Graduates club, tn" QuinnlpIac 'Iuh and
in the rooin- nI some of the prominent
seniors on the campus
There had been "a meeting On ti- -id''
lines III good many Of th.s.' odd time
football men, and h.iw.en Ih, haiV''-
Nal" and Harvard ErIdlron heroes IT
twenty years ha"N talked victories and
rules with the m-n whose or IL WAS Of
very recent date.
Their. was the famous halinnck Of the
-. t"Il. 4 WHY'S Terry. .Is much IN
ter',tri IL the dulngs of the Yale backs
to-,layS,s II he had not been out q; coll"s"
Il quarter Of "a century. MOI tar away
from ham doomed RAY Tompkln4 Giant
Tommy as h- was C.lli,'d Wien - cap
tain Of tho Val" team ~ IN" Early 'TS
h. struck terror into the hearts of tine
members of the opposing team with his
six feet OF strength and push.
Dropping "A year ur two. there was Prof
Robert VI Irwin. who j. holding down III"
chair n German ~ Yale. hur who dis
tinguish,.d himself way bach IN IN. 'sn-
IN much on The gridirnn AN he did IN IN.
classroom. IL was Capt Rob torwIn's
.l.,en that played Princ"'nn on that
memorable. stormy Thanksgiving par
back IN III when the referee called M tls
sam.. seventeen minutes before ths tina"
limit with the scor., tn IN Na'H's favor
ia the fac. OF al.'s l,ro's-; the ref.re"
said 1t was too dark 70 psv Many old
grads rem-pber TN" sequel when rh" corn
mitte,. refused the next dav Ia award IN .
championship becauS" Il was claimed that
two full halves were no pIaved
Pa Corhin. now Conn.Cticut'S TIv Com
missioner. wa another "t IN" football
stars Of the SOS who was Oh hand ana
! wa, Interested in Watching the worn
Of the CENTRES. being ON" of the famous
centres If ms inv and generation loot-
ball cranks will remember that following
! Bum Meetings. time IN college Yale has
had u -tring of first class football heroes
They were back IN force to-day
Brnh 1horne. Yale captain Of AZ.
known to the members ui h,- ! al "l.v..n
IA italian sunset ..Is.,'-s.d t.- play
with the several COACHES who had been
on hand At ! al. Field sine. al" sent out
n CIV Tor help alter the Brown game
Among hose was frank Hin-ey, known
III Ms tune a. ale = Silent captain
who. IL was sad tout .ht. hId done NOR"
talking IN. last tao wes..S in trying to
whip m. lal,a team into SHAPE than h"
did in the entire season when he Cap'ained
his own eleven baCk IN "a VI. was one
OF YALE grraie-t ends and one ot her
few football men who played four YEAR
on the team
Fred Murphy was another OF Yale :
former captains who was not going "a
miss YaIe'- whipping Harvard TODAY
Yale field Murphy wa that Ial. captain
who back IN ~ used to entertain
hl- men ny telling them OF his relation
ship 10 Mr. Murphy. who's. COW kicked
over tn. candle that started the great
Chicago ire.
A. early a. O'Clock tine first of n"
Roraback. the 81 pound centre of a lew
coaching -tar giid.d through tn. ga'.'-
was followed by Guy Hu'chln-oH. the
ulartrrback who did hITCi!Ing stunts
III IN. football field
one OF The most Con~pICU ouS was Tom
Sh.ylIu. VINO il looked upon a. IN" Moses
the last two weeks Shsvlin has h-...u prac-
,callv IN charg- of III" team uf-nc-
and il was he who drilled the team III
tn" Minnesota dcfrnC". ~" product Of
Harry Wliliams's BRAIN. which vas used