The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

/ CAMBRIDGE. Mass oct le.--Iarvards
! first string football players--those that are
] left--attendcd the worlds series game to-
/ day. but the substitutes and the scrubs put
. IN a hard session IN the morning. To he
matters a little to-day the announcement
/ was made that Stanley Pennock. the veteran
/ right guard, has water on the knee ana
viii be out for two weeks, white Sweetser.
one of the most promising OF the tackles.
/ sprained his ankle and perhaps pulled a
. tendon. Hsrdwick. the hanback,, Is bat
tered up and though he VIII play again
saturday, he Is not IN shape TO do much
work before that time.
/ There was u little good news. however.
/ left the football squad 10 row, came out
again to help the situation and Cleary' ~
on the knee reported Tor work again Also
trancke. who Ii relied on as one OF the
50 the Crimson's rush line may be whipped
Into shape again before the TUFTS game on
sastsurday Ihis Sf,SsnG"n blgelST wa a,
centre Waliace's playing was encourssins
/ Wilcox played at quarter all through the
and Elhln had long tryout at right tackle
:. Capt ntlchIey had a eomtortaoie day and
! ~ Il believed now that his recovery from
his operation will be speedy.
PRINCETON, Oct I'm spite Of the
stin game on saturday the Princeton players
were put through short scrimmase TINS
afternoon. II was most encouraging prac,
I tice. The forward passes worked we'll and
! three touchdowns were scored directly On
them Tn" scrubs were the opponents "f
the iirst team, which consisted ~ about an
| equal number Of first aud second string men.
! They offered fair defence hut were han
d'capped On the offence by the iumbling Of
/ their back
! stewart Baker, who played quarterback
two years ago and who last year was shifted
70 end had hts nrst hard scrimmage to-day.
lie got In for brief while several afternoons
last week at the close Of the practice but
to-day he played the greater part OF the
time A. end. Ho starred at the receiving
end of the forward pass scoring two touch
downs after catching beautiful passes from
Roland The varsitys other tally came on
pass by Bolsnd TO Shea In the END zone
The quarterback station II not solved az
yet, and this afternoon Dolsnd had a trial
there Tibbott was shifted 20 his old place
. At hulfba,k, while Amcs. who played such
Eberstadt Is the most promising Of
the quarters. and II is hoped that his injury
Will allow him to be back this week.
Mclean waH the only one to faro badly
IN the Syracuse fray lie sustained an
probably ten days TO mend. His place was
taken by bgler. who Is good defensive
man. and although not as heavy as Mo-
Lean VIII give him good run. Iatrobe,
sophomore, who played his first football
three weeks ago. IL giving much promise OF
developing into sturdy liue man
PHILADELPHIA oct. I2.-Coach George
Iirook" announced thi. afterroon that the
University OF Pennsylvania football team
VII practise behind closed gates 9 Franklin
flcld for the remainder Of the season.
The reason for this stand. which has caused
some grumhling among the many under
practise, Is that he fears scouts from the
I,ams That Penn Is to play VIII get IN and
Ttio sftarn um" p,ags' anu GEe nt We 'snss
yates at Trnnkin Tqeid helping Coach
sayrs o. ,t"r,sv ' ~ 49, 49,. Nv ,.Ltr
great deal Of interest In his game and wsnt
Dr carl Williams. a former head coach
az Penn who was renowned for the won
derfu! Interference and intricate plays that
reaching the hack aeld men some new plays
that he has devised and the correct way
. - FORM lntertercncc. At'er MIN came
hniie ursene. captain OF ne 1907 team and
vi nis nay ne ,heu me Hrtups assIhst me
NarSnp,, s.'hs thenn tnc pan, anu rorcei
te ~ W u" - M M "t'uSh srnE.e hanuen
sy,"r. rJ a u, n, a,ba,. ~
',u s an" ant, 'ns, " u'me'S s'ru,teu w
avsn ln ma 49,, lin. wa "''''''
90" inr,, u"' r,,,,uar and A,o,,,, ,.r.
~ ~ ,r,,p,n. " n'I "I' Iii ,
into more than oue ar Two .crir,m,gss Ar
I'M The week 40 az 10 give thsir snrsin.
ana bruises a chance to heal by saturday
-, -, -
NEW hHN -, oct' - are began max
FRANK hlhhey put the varsity through
ong secret signal arm, which included
limoht every pay ana formation the BIu'
som" ne" formations. injuries kept severa
veterans out OF the lineup Conroy tool
Oakes place at !eft guard. walden re-
paced j. sheldon AT r!ght guard and Bett'
look the position OF Tlght tackle which q
,ente OF Won non. Who vii be- our To-,
two weeks vet win a broken ySrls,
MAcI.elsh az quarter Srnyllie and CASTOR
at halves and Legore AT fui!back male MI
the back field to-day. Their work wa
good To the SURPRISE of the rest Of IN,
Z squad. Knowles appeared in uniform TO-DAY
direction OF Or Wliiiam r Bull KuowIe,
appeared little the worse for his bruiset
water "A week ago. was greatly Improve
IL he "a