The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13

down. but the All Stars got theirs after
Ave attempts from the Ave yard line
Coach Metcalf used the regular varsity
with the exception of Lttauer, Donoho
and Calder. The Blu and White team
presented n better offence and defence
thar at any time this season. A series
Of line plunges mad It possible for Capt.
Simonds to score against the former var
sity stars. The bail was carried forty
yards without a loss Of "a first down.
The scrimmage was delayed by the
freshman game with Bay Ridge. Both
teams rractlsed signal drill or the side
lines and lined up at 9 o'clock. They
srrimmaged for q half hour after dark
ness. The All stars couldn't handle the
white covered bali clearly. On three oc-
casions somebody In the backfield UNI
blcd and each time II Columbia player
recovered the hall. Louis Stimson for
marly of Oberlin. VAS the most effective
OF the All star backfield. His long runs
made It possible for Bradley STREET. the
former Princeton star. to carry IT over.
Hamilton Fish. Jr., said his team
would give Rutgers a rub to-day at the
Polo Grounds. Several Of the men,
FsfA hh' ~ nv - NAA'' fNht 'tfNss
! had banked on. AVE not been In prac-
ticc. hut ] expect them to appear this
afternoon. Tacks HardwiCk wired me
last night that there Is 4 bare chance
that he will appear. Jim Thorpe of the
Giants wants to play. II we "A whip
him In on the signals there Is every
chance of his getting IN"
Harvard will be represented by Ave
men. both tackles. both guards and the
quarterback. II Hardwick appears 1t
will bring the crimson total up to six.
Herman Schramm. the former Yale end,
Is expected to take Hardwick's place II
N" latter doesn't show up. J. Reed
kilpatrlck. also Of Yale, is slated for
thr other end. although Avery or God
dard Of Springfield Training may TAX
NiH place. The team. as Fish gave II
nut last night. will start Schramin. Yale,
left end; Ham, Harvard. left tackle; T.
Wilmington. Harvard. left guard; Jour-
neay. Pennsylvania centre; Kersburg.
Harvard. left guard: Fish. Harvard,
right tckle Fitzpatrick. Yale. right end
rage. Harvard, quarterback; II. Baker.
Princeton. left halfback: T.. STREET,
Princeton. fullback; Morett. Pennsyl.
wanna, right halfback.
Coach Metcalf will excuse the Column
bia squad from practice to-day. All the
men VIII be taken up to the game be-
tween Wesleyan and New YORK Cniver-
sity on Ohio Field. Both these teams
play Columbia In the next two games.
Wesleyan winding up the Columbia sea-
son on Thanksgiving Day.
Hamilton Fish. Jr.. Harvard's former
football captain and all -American tackle
John u. Foster. secretary of the Giants.
ana George Foster Sanford, coach at
Rutgers. held "A rnnf.ransa y.s,ri.,.
In III. New York Baseball Club offices
ana decided To charge only % cents In
the Eighth avenue bleachers at the Polo
u this afternoon for the football
game etwcen Rutgers and Eish's all
I team. Foster at first objected to
what he called cheapening the Polo
Grounds, but Fish insisted that the pub
lie get a chance for once to see high
class football at q reasonable charge,
50 "A scale of from IL cents TO 81 finally
was agreed on.
The New York University football
team had lis fnal workout OH Ohio
Field yesterday. when Coach Reilley
put the regulars through n brisk signal
practic" to prepare for the Wesleyan
game to-day on the local gridirun. The
iinal workout OF formations and plays
which the Violet will attempt 10 use
In to-lay's contest was preceded by u
brief kicking practice. ann and Egan
did the kicking and tried punting to
their own hackfeld while the llnemen
pract.sod running under the leather.
Erwig. the right halfhack. was play
ing in his customary position in yester-
days drill. after having remained
of daily scrlmmage for several days
i'm order TO recuperate from an injury
received In the Hayerford game. IL
/ complete repertoire OF Violet plays, in
Guiding many varied formations and
passing plays, was tried. and Coach
Kelley emphasized IN. forward pass to
"A large extent. Cam. who does the tos-
sing In the passing game, was Ia good
form and most of his throws were de-
livered with nicely calculated accuracy.
The probable lineup of the New FOR
team which will meet Wesleyan on Ohio
Field to-day and which will ATTEMPT
to aycuge the defeat of last fall, when
the visitors won by II score of 20 10
H., IL as follows: Waldnau. left end
Williams. left tackle; Iimmele, left
guard Sukoiower, centre; Jordan.
right guard SomerS, right tackle /,
Egan, right end Manly, Quarterback
Canu, left halfback Erwls. right half
back bernstein, fullbach.
M~lDpIATowS, Conn. NOV. l2.-Wcs-
lcyan Will Use the strong combination
which overwhelmed Williams last week
Ia !ts game against New York Univer-
s!iy tomorrow. one secret practice was
held this week, AT which Coach Dirk
Eustis prinlsd the team with some tricl
plays Tor the game OF Ohio Fle!d.
crafts and Peck will substitute fol
Slocum at quarter, but the rest of IL.
positions will have first string men