The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
III THE FOOTBALL WORLD
ar IEtH FR UffsEs ~
Isl ga ~ rHE RAIN.
hepsrt rhat Neither kilpatriek nor Dai,
van Br Able to Piay against Brown
In'i,Sr wera Tor Princeton the
PraaitIations at Har, ard criticised.

CNMPUlpDs, Mas~. Nov Harvard
went bicN tu fundamentals Tor pa-' -: ia"
tam. ~ to-day. football practice, bu' hai
-STImrags to- wind Ip With brtnr"
f"i1s IN the stadium the players al too~ a
fsil "uj OF the dummy, usIns the mammal"
and n"hsn-Ivr man tn pra"lts' hr~a Ntn-
uP interference" Then tn" lfn" men >"ua'.
ratsd into .uuai~ Tor NOV" "Iem'G;Ir.
Instruction lh" 'arNl"-. guard, AMI C"u
tres pra"ttscd hlo"ktns and hreak,ns
through under the tuts.ass "i Paul VIA
ingtcu ana the ends ,saSed down Under
punt with Potter I II froth.ugAam.
rrvon aud f.ltnn alterna,.ns in the pGat,E;
In tn" ~,riuln,a.s III me -Wbs tue r''su.
Lar VARSITY in.' Na. ,h action. hUi iorb-;;
and l rockingham 0f 'h'' back NED took
vacation I we sets If backs Mere r-gni-
si'ioncd " -Sle> N"rth. GrauSt.in. Wendell
ana MprTid~1n IN one -'t and Potter. Pierce.
. campbell and " rockingham IN the
? other NJ empt for touchdowns VAS
mad" hv the varsity. hut when the ball had
been carried from mldAsid to the subs II
yard line lev il drop Kicked a goal OLA
n"Uty took L-wIs'> place AZ left end and he
too made a drop kicE, the varsity winning
nv points to - The coaches frequently
interrupted tn. $CrimmaEing to press home
their points Perkins was back A. centre
and seemed To be- none tn. worse for the
knock TO has shoulder yesterday.
After the practice hav was spread ON: on
The field and viii u. every night to keep
the iu>t nut
The Hort1vu CRIMSON TO-DAY makes an
editorial rrprlmand ~ IN. llarN ard team
Tor b-l M penali2.u mtC' Among
other Jbiu-s the college, dauy ,Iy, In
each OF tEe ~IA football games I,la,ed TINS
fail the university team has been I'snal led
more than It's opponents In all Harvard
has los, 20 wards. whsle the opposing teams
have lost only ~ yards The~. figures
are oI ESPECIAL Interest bsCaW-' the unl-
ver,Ily il cnntrasIed not WITH On. az two
opponents that a.. gh' Ice exceptional but
with teams conceded 10 be generally repGe-
sentative
Holding was the cause for more than
~ per cent of the penalties INFLICTED. while
the rem .LItiIg ~ per cent WAS du" 10 OF side
plays and other miscellaneous offences
u Il true that most or the disregard for the
rllc. can tie attributed to the extreme
eaxern-~~ ~ the players. hut thIs eN p,anatton
in no NAV belittIe~ tn" fact that the te-m
10 not piayin-; strictly according to the rules
The technique NJ Ih- game seems TO he
mastered. hu, the ability to ieihrre 10 the
Tulrs seems O be M ssiny
l team able To in from Yale this wear
must lie on. trained In ali the Tin. points
al the game ~ football Tn" ability "a ptav
within the rules - far from the least I'm.
portant nj th-s.. II should he the aim of
the players. and coaches IN their work III
final preparation 1" pr,Ftii by the - PEI i-nr"
W we pH>l 81 Atib' Va l4l'- Utlil ttilsr~ 'N'
unnecessary l".- OF ground nv reason OF
penalties may he avoided
Ngw HAYES. Nov, The rain This after
noon did NOT keep the Yale varsity football
squad from having long Gr"r,iing prac.
played the scrubs and neither side wa,
able to score III" varsity PLAYED without
Was iart ycs,er,iny wa. not ~ the lineup 49,
nor was capt Daly MCDsv',t. Sho has
been substitute guard. vas moved out
IN nd lNIaLs zNI.R shUn ela.RF
e1i position buckingham. the hG crow
man who's" back wa injured IN III" early
ans ; uiicr was Al lsIi sunrd The regular
linctnen in beside Fuller were the IA, les.
Ssniiy and Savage. and the centre. Morris
The backs were Strout. quarter Reilly
and Field haifhack. and Howe. fuIlback
Doves sans were made mostly on nmnyr.
hin the scrubs lin. effectively. but AFTER
ward Tn. centre trio brRved The varsity
from strout TO biskesic.. but iuinnIe-
With the wet pail kept the varsity from
scoring.
The student body wa- thrown into con
siderable excitement to-day b. the report
that neither kIlpatricL nor DAILY would b"
injury M mt broken RIB. as Vas thought
y, first. hut u badly strained muscle. and
straIn and probably will not play against
Brown. though this l. not -"tt'si Ne has
been IA none II the -crimmages lately
The coaches will probably mold him ont
Phil sulluan IoInc the coaching stan AZ
Yale Field to-day.
PRIN,FroN. Nov. "A driving cold ra.n .
prevented outdoor rrac'to. to-da" and me
Tigers wsEe for "d To- work IN the armory-
like structure" SHOWN n the I nge toa"h
Roger sent tn" team through - last signal
dr,il there. S'rimmagIng Wa Impra"ti-
cable. bat Ballou at quarter kept tn. men On
the Jump sufficiently TO give them good
workout. Roper was drIIlIng the team IN /
several new formations ana was no. satisfied ?
until 'rsN' were executed perfectly capt b
Hart played luiiback again to-iay Brown !
va ~ the lineup for the fr-l um" suns. .
the Dartmouth game aud took HITT- pll'" =
a. l:ft tackle Hi bad Anee les Of "a
hndrance there than IN the back field H..
gave way To lark later Clark work ON
tie sruh has brought him mp 10 FIRST Choi' - ,
~ l.. no, likely that the squad w,ll i've !
of saturday gam. with HOLY Cross There /
vii probably nor he Inore han ihr-. pra"-
tice srirnInage- before the Yale game Is
week from SATURDAY
tMHEssI Nov Owing t, rain ana
FRIDAY. for II VIA intended to top on the !
week work WIN hard = r,muage lgi'n>' |
the freshmen. Instead the backs were -..i |
to vors catching punt. while Creed. booted ,
the -odden all 1T IN aver rye az forty wards /
during the afternoon. The rest 81 the tenn
waS sent zap and down the field IN sign u !
drl,. driven hy Brown a. ,qnarerniyk
,.ne,t"r hiss a-light aui"k Of Ch'rlav h"r-"
WIFI iuIpNN ms ITd'i'stslN n" OhFft"l
from a had Nnee TO-u Rht TIA. Vr>I m 49,
Hieetnr NJ ths wear will no held in ollrye
Hall 10 stir up enthusiasm for IN" gam. 80
Dartmouth. The team leaves on IN. !. ~
U-In o-morTpw and will stop ~ N. NOr-
~ h inu III" following squad will b.. taken
oas h Hobb> Manager " e. gue capt
Campbell. fTt- PInke'f. tresia ttr. |
ProudIoot. Madden i.uet'er B4Imaua
S,hlcy. took Mile Abai- ~aiinIn tnn.
molly, Hubbard. Bishop. Brown nGd Trainer
Newport.
NIIIIsNsrOwN Mas. Nov 2 IN the
last -cTgmma re before IN. Ns-svan gam. !
tho ~ Ilntn- varsity and scrubs to-Ciar I
broke en-. with - tSH' hdown for each team
he varsity score made by Chairman !
-. on a line DiIin - after tho ball had been
worked up the fel1 by triCh formations
Ia which Winter and iInsI. figured m"
scrub. scored inst befnr" the end of prac-
ti,c. kellogg taking the tall across the
line after ~ hnJ been worked VI the neIi
By Line plays. The wretched condition 81
The field A. result 81 an all dav rain made.
last work almost tnipo--i bl" New tTt,k
formations. however. were tried and went
fairly well. con>idering IN. con fitIon 81
tire field Stsyeu- the regular left half WA.
q la wed to rest TO-DAY smith 10 WAS /
al his place. left end This position how
ever, ~ ulI-sttl".i j. cith"r yfnan ~
Il. t..g, q.