Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28

on their preliminary training. Har.
ward has lts qnad up In Maine trying
out the new rules while many of the
New York University players ana sub.
sttutes are at Fly Mountain under
charge Of Capt. Galloway getting IN
shape for the fall grldirun bnttlos says
an Exchange. Michigan has Its squad
at Whitman Lake. Penn. and Annapo
lis. too. are In training.
The players from the other big col.
leges will begin their preliminary wora
in the near future. What with the
almost complete revision of the foot.
ball rules. the coaches and players are
somewhat at sea In regard to the new
game. and consequently practice will
begin earlier than usual ths year at
the colleges and universities through.
ont the country.
Harvard's players will have plenty
of preliminary training as will the
squads of Michigan and New York
Universities And the other college
teams will not he far b, hind In the
matter of early work Yale and Prince.
ton players will be active within the
next week, and then the plgskin chas.
ers will begin their long. hard seas IN
Of training. which will culminate In
big November games
A peculiar situation exists in Great
or New York this year. Despite the
many colleges within the limits of the
Greater City only one will he repre-.
sented in the football world. That
will be New York University which
made wonderful record on the gridi-
ron last ysar. With games scheduled
with the big football teams this fall
ting In shape for the biggest football
schedule in the history of n. Y. U.
Cornell Loses Veterans.
Cornell will begin practice next
week But the Ithacans will have to
stand hard blow this fall. The ex.
amnations In June played havoc with
the team. While two varsity men are
under fhe ban. the pick OF the playe rs
on the last years freshmens'cleyen
are ineligible ana several excellent
substitutes will be debarred from
playing.
| The most severe loss Is that of q. $.
Donnan. who would have been a junior
this fall Donnan played left guard
and had been developed into a first
class lneman by Dan Reed. He weigh
ed 200 pounds and was big and pow
erful Besides his playing on the
eleven, he was a member of the track
squad. The faculty dropped him from
the ranks on account OF his failure ia
keep IN his university work.
| Another blow Is the temporary loss
of Charlie Weckes. right tackle
Weekes played on the varsity for the
first time last fall, and had two more
\ years 10 go. He was considered one
OF the best tackles In the squad. Ht
may be able to regain good standing
but the coaches are doubtful OF the
five men from tackle to tackle LEFT
over from last years team, they sup
posed all. but O'Connor, the rlght
guard, who was dropped last juno
would be eligible again this fall. I
now develops that Scagraye, centre
and Munk. left tackle. are the onl,
certaintles.
Leventry May Not Play.
Roy I.eventry. an old varsity mar
two years ago. and one Of the leadinl
substitute tackles last year. Is alst
out of the running. He was one o
the most powerful llnemen. but a seri
ous attack of Illness kept him out o
the work for six weeks last year. +
s. Hale, the first substitute guard. hai
been in trouble and II is doubtful
he will he able to play.
Both regular ends, Crosby and See
lye. were graduated. but It was hope
that Kultschar Hall and a few 9th
ers would break In this year. Nov
comes the announcement that botl
Kultschar and Hall will not be allow
ed TO play football at al. In addition
to these leading men fully dozel
others on the varsity squad will b
out OF the running,
Two OF the most dashing players o.
the freshman team last fall, UndeI
hill, the 1870 pound fullback. and Bu
Ter, the smoothest quarterback Coz
nell has seen in half dozen years
will not be able TO get into the gam
because of deficiencies in work. Bar
r ley. the freshman centre, also is II
eligible.