The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19

a. ., club. ,Alpha Get. Psi Club. Lssyitt
River, adversely club. Cisrss party. Hsf-
NJ. Boiolph club. Puritan Ctub. ID Gamma
tub. SPHINX Tub. Dciphic club. Cotton
party. Russell party and peven. party
The Yale coaches could not Ind held
level enough near Mrriden for practice Tor
the varsity football eleven this afternoon.
automobiles aud had a fast ride In IN. cIisp
M.ridsn TO Val. Field.
day that the team Nigh, come dovn.and q
tew hundred undergraduates Who are taT
the Held and had the pleasure Of seeing
them 90 IN be- hind the gates and the gate.
closed But 'hey gave q cheer and waited
patiently until the greatly reduced squad
There w.e ONLY signal driIl N The secret
There was a ii,tie runni1r back OF pun,S.
in which Vale has been weak this year and
,hen there was lac signal work The team
with the 'sam are several ~ he subs Sho
are nAeiN 70 ge' IN the game o-morrow
here Wa bomeisler. nanshan. say age
INK and Baker Yale VIII Use many men N
the game to. morrow and vii take full ad
vantage Of the rule ALLOW 'ng man 10 go IN
at The beginning Of each period
" The practice the members OF the team
Cli.b' :" rem.sir her. until ,oa morrow FORE.
noon. hen they viii come by auiomob:Is
10 he training quarters and have lincteoh
eleven wi, arrive a. u 10, have lancheoL
AZ the Vale dining hall and go 10 III. lsls
There Is more excitement In New Haven
,o-Nsh, than ever before The re!uvens'
ton OF IN" Yale team under the coaches,
defea, Of Princeton hav. raised high he
ale hopes. WIN, l. last wees a. this time were
AT he lowest ebb in years
.nnnhenf
DAILY. Matter Camp and JACK OMsiey look
fSr ss,s "ss sns s Them Tom she's
nothing 10 II but Yale
hers OF the Harvard Varsity football tenn
this evening, retired - thair rooms n the
hin. Tree Inn and country 9! = ,onhd"a,
with Vale. TO lie PLAYED a. o 30, atn-moTTow
afternoon on he inie FIs.G. New Haven
nr0 h"rN:,a WI r ~ he, Te.an
who are q, knowledge. &c re batis' Gro'.hi
sin.nsrs Than Yale. Capt Mih,ns'ons
tear play Hh'v"rd supporters Fee that
neither eleven v p. maze large eI.n- 'trongi
= ores rolled ~ aE,.n-' the, .lsyen> enrlier
". the season, ,ogethe- With the scope u
-c'sn,inc know edge exhibited IN he part..
moth game Last SATURDAY,. will brlns ,hout
: rr,ory tor ,h.lr team lie excellent
record ot Cap, Wrhins'on'- eleven. how
ever. and N. poor -Aoaing o; he Yale
team srriier IN she season should hardly
ne taken . basis OF ompdri>nn OF the
two teams, for al. hl> made rnpid
progress IN he las, two week.
Assuming Harvard To b. the stronger. and
such appears 10 he ihs cl-- when Tho
records oi the tSo el-V-ns are compared.
the question naturally arise. a. tn how large
n score cant Wilmington eleven will pile
M aXsIns; The Blue" There seems ~ be no
ground lor ihe opinion thst thc record OF
the 1901 team :! &c -. will b., duplicated. but
II does not seem unlikely that the crimson
players viii wiz. by one touchdown and per.
I'm ha U.slH
'"rbet'. Wendell and III L Leslie, the first
-'rirg back hed 'ombination. are all IN eN:
aud Morrison vii h- ready ana waiting on
the -,delln-- % relieve them when called
upon The substitute" trio moreover. is
almost a. effective a. the regular one In
case IN. Harvard eleven cannot score a
touchdown but can get within recognizable
worth ard Ted Fro'hin CHAM or Potter
will he called upon to try their skill A. send
.nx a bail over the uprights tor a field goal
n.n-- IN this manner and Wi1gle> ~orth
sicked field goSl ~ tn. Dartmouth game
Potter have done well IN prhciI"- and coach
hauEhton Will And difficulty ~ choosing
between the-" player. u an opportunity
Weather conditions will deter mine ~"
Svlc Of gam. " ! :. r,ndr IN. side
doub.rdy make he mos; ~ that advan.
age h. kicylng. and IN This event the re-
-ult - IN" contest will hinr" nsrilv upon
on tho Mh.r hand n no Wind - blowlLc
IN o. doSn the NGld both tnan- ar" liFc,y
10 r"ly more upon omen piavs and plunge-
through .,.-tra FELTON, will take n prom,-
neal par' for HAYWARD IN case windy con
ddIons prevail lie. - The most effective
; ticker on I'll" Crimson squad, h'ns ah"
20 -"ni tho hall greater distance ihRu
Ninot. who 'a-' year did such "r"di'ahl"
wor, N ihi> drrarrmnn' 81 the gam.
Though - -r.h-titu'~ for Lewis AT end N"
will mO-a han lIs"ly tax. 'h. latter too
,,tion II wind Fore resort 10 Eirking
'a".ir. and -lipp-ry field cau-'.'i
hv rain would give. N" trin-nn a decided
adv an go. for hay back ar" NOR" powerful
than Yale and would ~h"v up moro Tay-
oFah'y undo he's. conditions
1houch Frothlnghan' may Start ~
-aInc N appears InsNttah," that he Will b"
forced to resign hi- po-i'lnn 10 Wendell
even h"for'- tho first p"r "d u ended. for
ha +. no; IN tho bc<' ,oudi ga
With his eNCrp'ion "'erv m"mbHr -,
the SIu-d - "a excellent -hap" and will
h. ~ liiahls tomorrow afternoon Wen /
dell ln-' several teeth IN the Dartmouth
Sat''N last saturday. hu' th"-. haN" been
reulNrrh and h" - NOW III TN TOP form
This afternoon on the rolf lnts ~ The
country club IN" Harvard squad held 10
laI practics ~ prrparaiion Tor ~. hLf
sion the squad was divided into denn r. mems
" hiCh rs.,'riNed technical instruction IN the
fne potn-- Of the game Mtnni. toTbe'. |
FELTON, Trvon aud Potter pun'~d down the !
asid Thr ends ran down under ihe-..
kicks snd the backs caught them
While This work vas gong on Perkins
and Huntington pasa..i the hall and the /
line men rehear~~d the m"'h od- of resist
ing and bringing on an attack The Sos
sion lasted from /. ~ until a. and during The ,
latter part The varsity eleven ran through !
various man~uvrps. having the substitutes
as opponents
Mackenzie school Defeats Heibr"ok.