The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-06

W" HAVEN ott. J.-lne naIe varsity
scored 3 points on the scrub eleven
TINS afternoon in a scrimmage which was
heId while rain poured down in tor
rents and a driving wind swept the
field. Otis Guernsey. the regular full
pack and Yale's best drop kicker. booted
the ball over the scrub goal posts from
the 30 yard line. His aim wac true
and the varsity line held well while
lie executed the kick.
There were no CHANCES to-day in the
makeup OF the varsity, the lineup being
the same as that of yesterday. Thomp-
sons place at quarterback was taken
oy Bentley again to-day, while Capt.
wilson did not play. Thu coaches or
dered him to continue his rest.
'AMhRiDGE. Mass, Oct. "a driving
transform and the fact that the stadium
sridiron was a Quagmire caused the
Harvard varsity football squad 10 do
us work to-day In the baseball cag &c.
Hcre the quarters were no limited that
All That could be done was on signals
ana all the men. even those who could
not have played ia a scrimnage. took
part in il.
fercy ~Haughton spent considerable
time explaining plays to the men. and
the entire coaching stan coached the
REGULARS and substitute n. ,ho, ,nn
through them ipdnors Wai,,ca nortaI
Tor a time at centre with the substitutes,
out ms Is not at all significant that
ne VIII be declared eligible by the athletic
committee.
PRINCETON. Oct. 5.-The Princeton
coaches had a hard time plecisg out a
ouirenen,, ~, ~ ~ ."e e'"o'','" y
| tory 10 vam an ~. Wv iaoord'
mos, of ,hn a., nJu'eu : h'p'
Add p,hii, o., "s y" ,'
n,ay a, la NV i'a,Isn' Nno rorih''If
bohi,d ,ha silVeu 10 p""l''"lS
,,na, i ar ~ me curing part }! III p'ac-
M u,.ii ,an ane'es. iiaartu Nhoweo
g;y.s 49,. n' ."eNpeIle"Vc IA:
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no,n "
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i, IN IL, n',ousn Us S'sna.s 'hu h'Hdie'i
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shif,sm, :" naeN ne,u; rms 'ohStaht
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a. 'a,sIt!' NJ WIS SHOWN 'o-
49, u irctucn, setoacks u received
IT,. rn. us VI me STUDS.
4. '', III ,h"'se VI I'VE t''N''s'
80. ~ '" s"'"e anu Shou'o noi'
'N' ~ iee'S ior""ru i'he GRAVY
ru o
.,,,, !. -. -,h"nses ~ NE var
,v..n 81" "'u''Sc :"
t,r,s ,a'a,, = amu s'.uos were n'a-
w., o, -" y. NoinenS prac'''c' pa
Ma -. ~ ISL, '"eN''' VINO
The y,r.;," 5.sr,u $50 " ..no'aI p.r'h on
o. no ,r,nsrra 80! WIS, oNny
shif,.d 49, ~ Wy o. eaih va
,h,,~ing nI,aa. ., 80 -,
Mound sophomors ~. Ia,,a, u
in,snt nns.,h,W,t.s b., he - sIe"'
,ieccc u,iioy rno,a y
football ~
shivarick u,s h,c,, a., rion, h,,1,.
and nIaye1 . cn,i 60
ing los, no sneed dr. no. ILL.,
retirement. "A uorTau and p,rnj.,,
are likely competitors. Shiyer; * INNS,
keen on Tho iumn Iavts cnrnau.'
fastest quarter miller was an, 80, y
and playar h,Ifhacl ~ "a N, .cru, -
With his speed, weight and experience
gained last year. he IL expected TO max.
a formidable bid for a place. He show, d
up well in punting practice, as did l3euc-
diet. Though Ecklcy and Shelton con-
tinue to play ends. Zander is pressi ~
I;ckley hard and may come through TO-
the place.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. For the first
time this season the University OF Penn
sylvania football coaches closed the
gates of Franklin Field this afternoon to
everybody but players and alumni. This
Is Il very unusual proceeding for so early
in the season and probably was caused
by the very poor showing the regulars
made yesterday against the scrubs and
inI,aoeiphia
MoSt Vi the a''e,nooh was usNo'eu 10
S'sn'' Pl"''i'e' " " ~" u" run
Co" a ~ sou = ." ~ p'a.i u
.ou'S ~ ~ VIZ ue
I'll. I'm ha - ans, So 81,
vm W." ''' ''' 'e y" '"'
Imh :, ho,,r,s ora,s,. so,,rn,.o
Min ,ha scr,hs tho vor,i,v sbnu.d ,
.roat in,nroveme,t ov.r yesierJ,y The
n,ost ~ IN. tim f., MAC. ofp.rrv
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cr,m. D., ,o, Had
CO.. lou 49, uoa.a his rians
~ .ir. 80 Ss,,o,s ,oothau sn,aI no
sn.o,ai ,rsna ,,on ,or ,bs pe-pnsvivaria
-, ,ax, Satnnd,v Ths a., s,ring
I,nam, cont ained oniv six ~ tho varsity
men Derrymon clark. Yerger. cub
haze and Higgins resting to give their
acre muscles time 10 mend. I'm their
pIaces were Dime, Yeager, Edgerton,
Swain and Marlin. Whether the five
In - :. ..- - a. a.,