The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-21

enter the Cornell match Saturday
Harte aud Soucy were the ends, Curtis
and Gilman the tackles. Cowan ana
Dadmun guards. Taylor centre, vii,
cox Mt quarter and King, Mahan and
whitney In the backfield. Parson will
get into the game against the Ithacans.
although he will not start. Bigelow
improved In his work at guard and En-
wright ran through the signals with the
first team in the cage. 1t 10Y looks as
II Wallace would be allowed to play
for the remainder of the year. The II.
A. A. is inclined to use him. but the
matter has been put up 10 both Yale and
Princeton and it is believed nj neither
OF these teams will regard his expe-
rience at soccer in California az "A bar
to his playing three years varsity foot
ball in the East.
ITHACA, y. Y. oct. 2C-The Cornell
varsity was badly shaken from its COM
placency aroused by it's recent easy VIC
tories this afternoon when the fighting
scrub team ripped up the varsity de-
fence and made repeated gains in n
carried the ball all of the time The
scrubs used plays patterned on the Har-
ward style which Jack O'Iiearn had
been teaching them for several days.
With Lewis or Benedict carrying the
ball from kick formation the ends were
circled. or the tackles eluded for good
gains and 1t frequently happened that
only the sharp tackiing of Shiverick
and Barrett and Mueller on IN. second
airy defence brought the scrubs to earth.
Shock also made a number of good
gains around both shelton and I;ckley.
The scrubs scored four to%uchdowns and
the varsity did not seem to begin to
fathom the plays until well toward n"
end or the game. At the finish the
regulars were going along strong. The
entire varsity team played all the way
through.
New HAVEN. Conn. oct. 2O.-Two
football teams Were sent against the
Yale regulars to-day IN 4 long, hard
workout. Tho ineliIihles, with whom
Harry l.egore played to-day for the first
time with a knowledge that he can
never hope to make the varsity. scrlm.
mayed the first eleven for ten minutes,
uring which Scovil made two touch
downs. The varsity attack was good
and the gains We're SO consistent that
Legore and his team mates never had
an opportunity to shine. for they never
had the ball.
The Grub eleven was sent agains,
w HaiFANN " lfl minutes dlNt, anu
this time IL was Neville and Smith on
the varsity who scored the touchdowns.
While $500 students chctrcd euthusl-
astically, capt. Alcck Wilson stood be-
fore them for a full minute tonight be-
fore he was able to speak. Among other
things he said:
We have had our reverses. Were
just getting together. The team is a
unit now. We've suffered our haudl-
caps, but that team out there is a fight
ing team and nothing can lick a Yale
lighting team"
PRINCETON. y. J.. Oct. 20.-During he
early part OF the Princeton football prac-
tice to-day Bill Moore was used AZ end.
Later. however. when the practice was
transferred To the stadium, he was re-
lieved by Highley and placed At end on
the second team. H'ghlcy and Brown
showed slight Improvement in catching
the few forward passes that Were at
tempted. The freshmen opposed the
varsity at the stadium and offered but
slight opposition 10 the powerful attack
OF Che regulars, Dave Tihhott was the
chief factor in the varsity attack ana
his aggressive work was largely respon-
sible for the effectiveness OF the rcgu-
lars. Tibbott scored two out of the four
varsity ~touchdowns, one on a nfty-lyc
yard open field run after catching a
punt and another one after he had
found a hole in the freshman line.
HANOVER, y. II, Oct. 2O-The Dart
mouth football practice this afternoon
was light, consisting OF a long signal drill
and the working up OF a defence for
the Princeton plays which Scout Ran
dali and Coach C~aVanaugh saw at
Princeton. The moon had come up when
the team was allowed to go in after
some new plays which viii he used at
Princeton were rehcarsed thoroughly.
There was 10 scrimmige, although the
varsity lined up against the third team
for a shadow scrlmmase. Gerrish and
Theilschcr got way some fine long
kicks his afternoon. Gerrish has shown
a decided Improvement In kicking and
his place kicking was an additional fea-
ture to his long swlrling punts. The
squad will leave tomorrow afternoon
for New York city, whore II will re-
main until Saturday morning.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 20.-The Penn
sylvania varsity football team had it's
last football practice before tho Pitts
burg game this afternoon behind closed
gates. Although no regular game was
played the regulars gained easily
through the strong scrub line and held
its offence well in check, Two touch
downs We're scored by the regulars
through II long end run by Berry and
a forward pass. Berry to Miller.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct, 20-With Cant.
Miles back at his position nj quarter
back but with no other change in the
field the midshlpmen presented the ar
rangement which will probably start
against Virginia Polytechnic on Satur-
day. There was much eucouragement
in the work OF the regulars this after
noon. Won Heimburg, tho piebe fun
back, caught the first kickoff and ran
ninety yards for n touchdown, while
Martin. his classmate, showed speed and
dash throughout the practice. and made
regular gains,
WEST POINT. n. Y, Oct. 2O--poo,
work In handling a wet pigskin marred
the play of the Army eleven to-day
The varsity was fortunate In recovering
several or the fumbles, however, and
We're halted only temporarily in their
march Tor the single touchdown which