The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-05

ising candidates tor end on the Dart
mouth team. but who has been out OF
the game FOR three weeks. having spent
ten days In the hospital. got back into
the game again to-day. and consider
ing that 1t was his first scrimmage OF
the year. played we'll. After Coach
C~avanaugh had pointed out the mistakes
OF the Saturday game AGAINST Maine. a
forty-tive minute scrimmage cnsued.
Team A scored the only touchdown
NILLtAMsTowN, Mass. oct. l.--Spe-
cialized separate practice for backneld
and line men composed the work OF the
Williams squad this afternoon. While
Coach DAILY and Vinal, captain OF the
1913 eleven, had the line cind4dates
buckinS up againsl each OF her in TWO
long rows. the backs and centre were
working out with special regard TO in
reference. An important change which
promises 10 be permanent Is the shifting
OF Laplante. who has been AT left half
back 20 Tar this season. TO right end.
where he played last year. Pollard
probably will take his place in the back
field.
EAsroN. Pa. Oct. t.-Every form OF
football known to the game was pre-
scribed by Coach Crowell OF L.afay cite
for his proteges on March Field this
afternoon. 1t was the first practice for
the game with W. and j., which will
he played In Washington. Pa. next
saturday. and as this will be the first
big game for the Lafayette team the
preparation was started with the mos
elementary rudiinents The team came
through the game with Crsinus without
adding to the list OF injured.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. oct. 4-The LIE
high football men came out OF tn. car
Isle game with less injuries-in fact
none At all-than in any previous game
with the Indians. The contest was a
hard one. and Coach Ready let the men
of without any scrimmage to-day ana
little other work. Tomorrow the hard
work for Yale will begin. hut Ready will
not prime his men for tina contest be-
cause OF the closen-ss Of the Mullen
berg contest. which Is more important
locally.
CARLISLE, p, oct 1.-The coaches OF
the Carlisle Indian football eleven al
lowed the varsity to have a good rest
to-day and gave the pla yers n few linn
bering UP exercises prescribed by
Trainer Moran. The players appeared
on the field in uniform, but did not get
In any scrimmage.
SCHENECTADY. y. Y, Oct. i-The
Union eleven suffered no III effects from
the victory over Williams last Saturday,
except for a bruised knee sustained by
Dubois. The varsity INDUCED In Light
signal practice this afternoon, working
on formations and straight football
The rest OF the squad put in a hard days
work at dummy tacklins.
The Columbia freshmen We're supposed
to have their first day of football prac-
tice yesterday. but Head Coach Met
calf excused them to allow them to take
part In their class fight, They will start
football work to-day. 1t WAS announced
, Officially hat Frank {. Fisher. Oher-
lin, 1913, Will coach the youngsters.
! Metcalf said that Fisher was the best
halfback in the West when playing at
Oberlin. He drilled the varsity punters
yesterday.
No scrimmage was 'held. The varsity
men were drilled in forward passing,
/ punting. getting down under punts
tackiing and signal drill. JEFF Healy
the giant tackle candidate. did well al
CATCHING forward passes, The secondary
defence, with full knowledge OF where
the ball was going to be hurled. was un.
nsat o,,ard u.aIv Intnna, uh,
rta,ad n',th Ij.,,y at pov. tJ,,h wo,
nr,o..a -, ,,,,Ihan,, instooa ~ p,oh,
pn N.,aa,,s ,oam Tho boaa onan,
stoutly denies that his team is the var
sity, although IT has all tine appear
ances Of being such.
T., ordar IN viva tho tsan suRci.n,
lima In Witch N -rec,nerato from m,
oam. Win penssa,aer an Satmr1,,
Cnnnh BELLY of New York I,niyersity
exrnsed he varsity inclndir, Mon,sy
rom nr,ctice Yesterday afternoon n,
devo,ed almos, the entire lime IA ind
yidual instruction among the scrub .an.
6ida,e.
The rama on Saturday exnosed mon,