The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-03

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the first team this afternoon.
Bluthenthal played at centre. Shenk At
guard. Andrews at quarter and McCor-
mick at half. This all American quar-
tet gave the second squad the needed
strength and the way the varsity defence
crumblcd before the onslaught OF
coaches and second stringers augur Ill
for Saturdays contest with Harvard.
Limo bucks by Mccormick and the end
runs Of Eddy. who played at full. en-
abled the second varsity to score a
touchdown. although the attack was
started at tho far end Of the field. An
drews had the honor Of carrying tho bail
over the varsity's line.
The scrubs then made their ppear
ance and battled with the varsity for
half an hour. possession OF the ball be-
Ing given the varsity regardless OF
downs. D~lckermann and Tibbott picked
openings we'll and forced through for
frequent gains. Fumbies. however.
marred the otherwise encouraging play
Of the backheld. Tibbo.t made a touch
down. but his attempts at dropkicdng
were unsuccessful
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. Crisp
weather helped the Harvard team this
afternoon. the scrimmage IL the stadium
lasting until nearly dark and the eleven
again testing iB attack for the Tigers
and then standing up before the Jersey
mems plays as put on by the SCRUBS.
tt ere was no scoring aside from a
touchdown made at the end or a series OF
line plays By Halfback King. but the reg
u,ars' offence e pretty we'll. The team
lined up almost as against Penn State.
Gilman was back al left tackle after a
long absence and Dadmun was put tack
at left guard. Harris again was at CEN
tire. but Wallace is expected out ready
TO play tomorrow, which viii complete
the line, not only for the Princeton game
but for the Yale game as well.
In the backheld Mckiniock goe into
the drill. but Bolies was in tho first
string with Mahan and King. The
coaches here are now inclined TO figure
Boll.s ~ the maj to start against the
Jerseymen. Enwright will be able TO
play. but he was not nearly 80 good on
defence against Penn State MS II had
been figured he would be, while Bolles
has shown all around ability which has
improved under recent coaching.
Thu varsity team will go to New
York Friday afternoon. II having been
OeCtQeu INA uotlc u thc hiSb SAAeii ~
TO Princeton for kicking drill that day.
This afternoon for the first tint in
thirteen years the varsity backs appeared
In old fashioned canvas Jackets, IL relic
OF the past.
ITHACA, Nov. 2.-Dr. sharpe started
Cornells practice work for the M'chl-
gan game This afternoon when he sent
the varsity against the second team IN
k.sl s,r,,,s,a1. M Sahnalknnf Eiald
The regulars scored two t~ouchdowIs
In the arst half. but during the last part
Of the con,es, the superior puntins OF
tho seconds kept the ball In tho regu'
lars territory most Of the time n Kept
further scoring far away.
The plans for the Michigan trip are
now complete. Practice viii be held
here tomorrow and THURSDAY lhurs-
day night the team leaves for Detroit.
where IL will stay all day Friday, prac-
Using signal drill! OIL the grounds OF the
Detroit Country Gu that afternoon.
The trip to Ann .Arbor Will bs mace
Saturday morning just before dinner.
WEST POINT, y. y. Nov. 2.-Coacn
Daily worked the Army men In earnest
to-day when he drove them through L
stiff two hour practice In preparation
for the Notre Dame game. Thu whole
saS 49,, uorked in bis mace A, end.
en- .oyr sIong ut,h each workout
80 10 -" s]er,onsIv considered for
a' nosi,1or
r. 1881 hr.ced considerably
ctraN ,bn rail- m tho : ward line tho
.crrhs failed Ia gain and tho ball
1900 h.nds rrrry %, a long trial
sA%i,S 49," va,.i.v ma AZ halfback and
a.onnS ono ~ ,wo ,~nuchdowns.
0oN Wv
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ANNArVL's' w. 49, -, I'm ,ss
go. cairs, IVES, point. the regiment
.."s .s..nhIad an The stand
.nrd.y al ,o-dav and cheered the
a,nr Tb.r. u,.s M, much 10 en-.
pnays ~. roo,sr. for the tirs, twenty
n vu -. ~, MAJ hut AFTER tina, period
~. reg,,ta hsran 70 carry the ball
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ce,. an ,h.i, own 10 ward line
! .s ,be han nm .tra,1h, playe
~" so,uhs OK v.ra line from which
Cs ,orw,rd mass from Miles 10 Blod.
a., r.sni,.d i, ~ touchdown. Wcs,pha'
roused he crowd by getting the kckor
Davis and Miles made good gains.
so,.,u pprutruyM. pa. Nov. "a
MIN ,r,ckv u,ind lnterfered with LIE,
highs practice to-day for the Penn STATE
game II prevented any semblance OF
results in irving the forward pass anC
played havoc with the punting game
Coach Ready contented himself witt
speeding the mon up and perfecting TN
plays he has already taught them Capt
Tate. who has been out of the game 70