The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14

B remainder OF the week.
gaining greater perfection In charging and
passins. Repeatedly Hinkey stopped the
Is being left undone to euuip the Yale team
With variety Of tactics capable Of meeting
uses. Probably Ya CIV Sl s HiS Sa, sigS1iy
saturday owing to the absence of men on
Knowles appeared In uniform to-day and
played LETT ha'tba,k against the scrubs on
the second varsity team. Ills line charsc
said his work to-day In this respect was the
best he has shown this season
The varsity showed good driving power in
the line to-day and made Ave tpuchdOwns
TO two for the scrubs Their Inability to
Bus vs." scrubs ho%eyer GpSP dP% wed u SEQ II o1e
90 cross the varsity goal on Il forward pass
Meteait duplicated the feat on a long pass
For the regulars scoville scored two touch
downs In line plunges, Easton and Guernsey
I each took the ball over Tor score on line
plunges and TUG wilson scored on a tor
ward pass Guernsey Kicked goal twice
regulars. was slightly injured and taken
from the scrir,moge. Sohrum replaced him
The varsity lineup today was, Left end.
niEs!nbotham Carter, Salrum. left tackle,
Talbot left guard, Conroyi centre. Wucy,
tight guard. walden; right tackle Botts;
right end. wilson qlarterbuck MacI., ish f;
I LEFT halfback. Easton, right halfbach. SEQ
vile. Guernsey, fullback LegOre.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct lS--Hard work began
again for the Harvard football team to-day.
The varsity. putting In "a long session that
S sssd ,S Ss s,Gr 1sr Th Sv scrlmms aged
taken up 20 the hrst string The work
for them. and there was lot Of kicking
Herdwick practised punting, which he, prob.
ably VII have TO do saiurday, and also
The second team ala NOT get into tho
varsity neld at all, working hard over plays
on the freshman gridiron. Tomorrow there
VIII he some hard srrimmaging. but prob
ably not for long. The cripples are coming
along better than the coaches had dared
TO hope. Pennocks injury l. reported to be
so slight that there Is a chance tor him to
10 get Into the TUFTS game
bseo% Il v, PiGhng Much progress g1 i,,, al
bull. the line men. have been working
harder than ever now that the team has
c coolidge. one ~ last years freshman ends
and also sigourney and Kean. two tackles
Sigourney Is the second teams captTin. Par
Francke viii have hIs tryout this week. lie
ran through signals at tackle today
Capt Brickley condition continues 70 i'm
prove ana he is thought TO be out Of danger
| more football this year. however, even to
get into game TO KICK goals
ANN ARBoR, oct. I8.--Yo.t drove the
Michigan team through he longest practice
| ghost bail in the hours signal arm witch
followed q scrimmage between two VARSITY
I information tonight, further than the fact
that some new PLAYERS we're tried out and
The Michigan Agge game saturday eH
IDENTIFY Is causing the coaches more concern
, of the players insis, that the most Of the
/ drills are devoted to an analysis OF the
McHale. varsity guard last fall. Is eS.
peeted to start Saturday, In Place o OF , one OF
confirm this. or indicate what tho lineup
Will be
PRINCETON. oct is-on'y sudden
doubt as to the propriety Of crossing the
al. t.I
vented the scrubs from Conquering tho
varsity to-day. The best either side could
at 6 to when the hn!f hour scrimmlgs
/ ended. RayhlIi picked up the ball an
/ attempted rugby pass near the middle Of
/ the field and ran all the way to the ten
! yard line, where an empowering attack OF
! modesty caused him to wait until the varsity
! tsekltrs caught MIN, His teammate' Ma
/ taton. for he scoopod the ball on similar
( play ana ran sixty yards for touchdown.
| The score OF the varsity was made by
Click after a series Of rugby passes and
end runs had brought the ball within scor-
ing distance. Neither side succeeded in
The cool snappy weather caused the mon
! TO show all sorts Of ginger In the play and
| the scrlmmage was Interesting, although
| marred By many fumbles and loose playing
| on both sides The fumbling came largely
| through the newness OF Boiand at the
| here because OF the temporary loss OF Eb,r-
stadt and Ames through injuries. An in
| tereStlng hght Il being Wiged between r.
! Trenkmnnn ana Click for tho halfback posi-
! tion. Roth men are playing real football.
| and Il Is difficult TO say which Is showing
| the better. The coaches Will have TO de-
velop substitute tackles as their supply Ia
| rather scanty owing to the injury OF Nc
| Lean In last Saturdays game WIN syria
eusS. t.V - 80 ou Om a.. - sGo,,r Nv
S.-uSs - ,,era1an , -,
, tekth Wy py tho S,s'aI uII.., NV Ia, T,
I thirty minutea
| ,.,,.c, ~. 80 ~. co...u ,.o,Aau
| - - - i'.-t"e -o'"'t. ~. 90 T.
| team prac'std IN secret ,l9t the coHirns
game WIN buckhen Us lAtlerhoon, ~
entire squad remained IN thr odse pan Gag,
| throughout the practice hour ana Alumni
| Field was deserted. dummy scrimmag,
! was held after the preliminary WORK and
| the teams worked out at length number
| OF new plays. The line opened the hole,
| slowly ana The backs almost walked through
| them In order 20 perfect the p.ays
yoTsity ilncup TO-DAY. though none OF them
| IA rsSarded a. Of egpeclaI sl9nIncanc. VET
| 80, snd cooi yysrn c"mns7ied a. % or,
| - 80 . -. 49, 80 S,,,isr - a. -,
| 81 toWh '"i =" ua's ~" 40 ~
| mo tht s'I,'hr"Hse a. tuh' yvIplSa aho
| hro"n pIhyeu Genre NIKE hielherI N
new ii"o&tSSHH psSel ame PosltiIPn on .h'
banged up badly In the game with the
Indians, and the coaches decided TO keeI
him GU of the scrimmages this week. Moan
| white Kleincrt Is receiving valuable coach
Ing and experience, particularly In defensly,
| PLAYING
carr "a new man was tried A. right hair
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