The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-29

-, or tho coaches this afternoon and tool,
part IN short scrlmmage with the
scrubs. Neither OF the varsity ends, Shell
/ ton or O'Hcarn, entered the game, how
| ever. nor did Bailey. right tackle Shuler.
left halfback. and Munsick, left guard.
| Chuck Barrett got back on the Job as
halfback. Collins going to the second team.
Inc little quarter has been making a
| big hit these days and Is developInu
rapidly into one OF the best quarterback
| seen on the local field in some time. should
| his development continue II Is certain
| that he will get some kind of "A chance
on the varsity before the end OF the
| season. Collins weighs only 100 but is
stocky. lie Is very fast and apparently
| possesses cool head ana good football
sense. In running with the bail he ranks
among tho best here
Dewindt May Oppose Princeton,
WuLiAMsTowH, Mass, Oct. IS.
Further preparations are being made by
IN" Nilllams eleven TO meet the open
attack of the Princeton team on Satur.
day After trying out new formations
the varsity scrimmaged with the freshman
eleven to-day for half an hour. Brown
was In the first line to-day after an alb
sence OF two weeks. Dewindt who is still
suffering from an Injury received in the
Trinity game, has LETT town for "A rest,
tut pioohbiy Will play against princeton.
The varsity rushed the first year men
off their feet for three touchdowns and
drop kick Toolan. Tomkins and H.
Wright made the touchdowns and Toolan
made his drop kick from the Is yard line
Indians Develop Passing Game.
CARLISLE, Pa, Dot. 2s.-The Carlisle
Indian football squad was kept up TO its
sim pace of work at fundamentals In to-
days practice, which began earlier than
usual As In the last few days the In
dian coaches specialized on exercises at
handling the ball and kicking. At the
subsequent signal practice the Redskins
tried wide variety of open plays. For
ward passing improved markedly. and
Carlisle probably will be strong in this
department against Syracuse at Buffalo
on Saturday. shortly after o'clock the
Dickinson College football squad, In
charge OF Coach Harrington, appeared on
Indian Field and the varsity elevens rep
resenting the two schools went through
a scr.mmage In the manner of formal
game with eight minute periods.
Michigan squad on TO Harvard.
ST. THOMAS, Ont. oct. 2s.-Michiyan's
hopeful carload OF football crlpples left
Ann Arbor this afternoon for the Har-
ward game with the yells of 1000 students
echoing in their ears 1t was the greatest
sendofr n Michigan team ever received
Tne-players had no practice to-day,
but will have a signal quiz Oh the train
to night. Twenty-four PLAYERS make UP
the squad with which Yost hopes to upset
the Harvard men. The overcunfidence Of
the Fasteners is figured as one of the
strongest factors in Mlchiean's favor.
Hughitts arm Is much more timber to-
day and Splawn's leg is not SO sore. The
other prDh1hlN will ha In In
by the time the two day Journey is over.
Most of them ran round Ferry Field this
morning short time to counterfeit the
tiresomeness OF the trip. but there was
no regular practice
The team reaches Auburndale to-
morrow noon. II will be followed East
tomorrow night by trainload OF stu
dents and alumni from Ann Arbor
Chicago and Detroit. who will reach
Boston In time to attend the big Michigan
mass meeting Friday night.
Dartmouth Looks Only Ahead.
HANOVER. y H.. oct 2S.-Dartmouth
went at II hammer and tongs to-day. The
team has turned Its back on the Princeton
game ms something regrettable but past
and with the fun confidence Of the college
intends TO retrieve as fast as possible it's
defeat 10y what Is considered mere a more
alert but weaker team
Many Of the first string men were al
lowed to rest to-day Capt. whitney
Curtis and McAuliffe did not start, and
Ghee had the briefest of workouts, after
which Cumisky and Swltzer alternated
for him. Murdoch. however who is a
hear for work. has his old position at
fullback on his showing Mt Princeton, and
Thielscher. with Duhamel and Tuck. was
cNiled TO the second team. Winship went
In at end for Budrith. ms he seems to have
improved greatly. pulling away from his
old fault OF playing too close to his man.
Touchdowns by n. Y. 4. Varsity.
There was harder work for the New
York University squad yesterday than at
any previous practice this season The
squad was kept out long after dark, and
when ii was too dark to see the ball Coach
Reilly sent the men around the tract, for
half "A mile The regulars were driven
hard IN the scrmmage with the scrubs
-FOUR touchdowns We're scored I'm twenty
minutes. two on forward passes and the
other two from steady marches down the
field.
AFTER the short scrimmage a half hour
OF dummy practice was ordered which
was followed by long signal drill
II VIII be definitely known to-day
whether Carroll and Mackenzie will he
available as ends for the Trinity game
The student body is awaiting anxiously
"''' il'lH NHH IhCul'N deciding their
eligibility. Thus far this season the ends
nave been y. Y. Yrs weak point. ana his
problem has caused much worry TO the
coaches.
Union frippi-s All Rounding Tn
SCHENECTADY, oct. 2s.-The Union Col
lege FOOTBALL squad had hard afternoons
workout to-day. which consisted OF a
strenuous forty minutes scrimmage. fol-
lowed ny a long fast signal practice DIR.
ing the scrlmmage the varsity fought its
way through the scrubs, which were corn
posed partly Of first string men. for two
toucndoWns' capt. Starbuck who has
peen out or scrimmage for a few DAYS on
account or Injuries, was back in his no.i.
tioh To-day, and Byron, who has bern
on the sick list, also was back in tho
lineup Giriing and Rosecranz were Inc
only regulars out Of the scrImmaee and
theF VIII be back in shape for the r.. p
l. game Saturday.
HutEers Practice TuII Of Vim,
NEW Brunswick, y. j.. Oct. 2S--coi,
Dracihg air gave snap and vim 10 ,ba |
Rutgers practice on Nelson Field mis-
AFTERNOON, Foster Sanford spent n hair
hour giving pointers to the back acld
men IN line plunglng. Follensbee. a sec.
ond string man, Kendall va rsI,,, g., |