The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

Penn IN Boston Coach C~avnnauch.
who say the Penn-Lafayette game Sat
urday. said Tonight hat contrary to
the popular opinion Penn had the car
marks Of n first class team. The en-
tire college will attend the game in Bos.
ton next Saturday.
P~HILApELpHfA. Nov. l. - Howard
Berry, Pennsylvania regular quarter
back. 7ho blew up completely in the
Lafayette game on Saturday. was
dropped back to the scrub eleven to.
day by Head Coach Dickson, and Shorty
1Oucks WAS promoted from the scrubs
to the varsity berth. Berry's wretched
playing was directly responsible for the
loss Of the Lafayette game IN Satur.
day and the Penn State game three
weeks ago, according to the coaches.
Bert Bell. who is Berry's understudy.
IL likely to sufrer the same fate. for his
work was anything but satisfactory.
Loucks has been playing a rafting
good game on the scrubs lately. having
been injured earlier in the season, and
would have been promoted TO varsity
squad this week anyhow. Dickson in
tends TO give him every opportunity 10
win h varsity position. Loucks weighs
about ITO pounds and is just a little
over hve feet tall, which makes him a
hard man to tackle. lie IL speedy for
his build and is, next to Berry. the
best punter on the squad. II he shows up
as well on the varsity as on the scrubs
he Is sure to get a thorough trial
against Dartmouth on Saturday.
Harry Ross, who Was one OF the few
stars for Penn In Saturdays game.
may not be able to get into the Dart.
mouth game because of a badly sprained
ankle. lie turned II early In the game.
but continued without giving any signs
of his injury. To-day he could not
walk i the injured men. =.
The varsity team had n day off to-
day, but will be put through n hard
weeks work before Saturday in a last
endeavor to round the men into shape.
PROVIDENCE. Nov. 1.-Brace. Rrown's
big fullback, has water on the knee and
cannot play In the Yale game SATURDAY,.
Maxwell. the big guard, has "A wrenched
knee. but II is hoped that he will be all
right by the middle Of the week. Other
than these all of Browns varsity men
are In good condition and reported a.
Andrews Field this afternoon for n light
workout consisting principally OF signal
work. Coach Robinson saw Yale In &C
ton Saturday and has started the week
as though he intended to provide plents
Of trouble at New Haven Saturday. How
ever. he feels that Yale has a deal Of
latent power that 1t surely coming to
light.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Nov. with the
exception of Won Heimburg. who was
injured In Saturdays game against tn.
North Carolina Aggies, the whole OF the
regular squad was on the Navy field
this afternoon. His absence made "A re
arrangement Of the backfield necessary.
Capt. Miles going to fullback and I.uth
taking his place at quarter, while West.
phal and Martin remained at the halves
The regulars took part in the signal
work only and a scrimmage between the
second and third elevens followed. Coach
Hardwick helping the latter team GU
showed notable Improvement in the At
tack, but the lack of fighting spirit in
the line IL lamented. This afternoon
the regiment Of midshipmen assembled
In the stands after drill and tried TO
rouse the squad by their cheers and
longs.
CARLISLE. Pa, Nov. 1.-Coaches
Kelley and Welsh let the Carlisle ndia
varsity players off easy this afternoon
requiring them to take only "A few laps
round the Cinder track and to spend
IA short time in kicking with a view al
limbcring up the muscles. The reserve
and scrub squads together with the
players who did not get in the game
against West Virginia Wesleyan had
"A stiif workout consisting of funda-
mentals. signals and n forty minute
scrimmage.