The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07
cOLLEeE FOOTBALL

Virginia and Georgetown will meet Saturday in what is considered the big game of the South
 Fendgeton. fhe Princeton football
 captain. has promised Manager Grff- 6th Of Washington thRt he will join the later if he decides to play 5eags1e bassba1l Pend1eton is Q fast out6e6d- &r and a good hitter
 Michigan is practicine, secretly for PeunHyivania- Coach Yost iS anything but cherful, but with his men in good trim he looks for a brace bhds week. Forward passes are being tried, but the Wolverines do not appear clever with such plays
 Bd1I HoiBenbach pa6d a. visit to
 oonsoiing opinion that Pennsyavania will beat Michigan. The coaches are now experimenting with Craig giving the slgnals Minds has been calling che plays from halfback.
 Princeton students will not see their team in practice for many days. The coaches have decreed that the prep zraEfon for Yale must be more secret than ever. Dunlap will not be able replaced at right end by Pendleton, libby Baker taking the larder's place in the back field
 The Lafayette coaches are dissatis- Ted with the work of the varsity against Bucknsu. The men entered the game with q spirit of overco9il- 1.li- shown in former games. Coach Mc- Caa hopes that the men will profit by
 ssgrdays ;s,,+ ssne % t, and % VIII ins ork of thsm t week The team will be without Wa.g- onhurst. the veteran, tackle, for the remainder of the season It WAS fe,Tlr,<I- 1ppon close examinafion that he has a broken bone in the foot he i'm jtred during one Of last weeks prac- tice games His loss will be greatly felt in the line, where he was one of the mainstays-
 Cornell students have no sympathy for their team. and to put it mildly are angry. Al Sharpe is also sore at the football players and is blaming them for all the defeats. He telas them that Dartmouth will punish them. but that kind of advice hardly goes with coaching Sharpe is of the opinion that the Cornell freshmen ball. play a soft schedule and are not prepared for hard scriEnmages with the varsity Next season he hopes to change things completely. The left side of the varsity lime is slow and weak. and changes will be made The baclrfeld is also below par. and Capt who can give satisfaction at quarter back
 The swarthmore football players re- turned from Ursinus in good condi- ton, only few minor injuries having been reported With six successive victories to their credit the men feel that they can make good the predic- fion Of their followers that they can win every game on the seasons schedule Cameron. a. freshman re- truit, who had made good showing on the second eleven, had his collar bone broken near the close of the Ped die game. Yesterday new set of sig 1 nals and a new play were outlined | and considerable time was spent in | walking through the signals and es- tabIishing the ground work for the | new formations. This weeks practice | is considered the most important of | strong Iehigh team Saturday.
 The weights and ages of the regular | Vanderbilt players are as follows: | Mcrgan, center, 19 215: Dawes. left | guard. 21, I'll; Covington, right guard, | T. 172; Ship, left tackle, 20, 194; | Brown. right tackle, 21, ITO; Brown, | right end. 20, 156; Turner, left end, 20, | 157; Robbins. quarterback, 19. 146; | 150; Sikes. fullback, 19, 163; Collins | right hadfback, 20 1e1. eve feel the l necessity of demonstrating that foot l ball is played fntelligently south of 1 the Mason and Dixon line,'' says Mo | Gugin the coach, land we hope to | furnish excellent practice for the liar 1 yard game To say that we expect l to win would. of course, be a foolish l and inaccurate statement, but we do | expect to put up scrappy, interest ing game"
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