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Bvickirvg the Line in Football
Is Mvich Like Bucking the Line of Life
Yale Not Crippled
by Loss of Le Gore
Harvard (?ot Al?n?? Without Charley Brickley
One View of Frank Hinkey's Coaching
Policy at Neu Haven.
By HERBERT.
Ha '? ??-?.-.?,? ?,, Yals football, bul his dis
? ? * ttm tot a \-i(?latiori of one of thr*
rule? .-.. ?lot itcr or doctn
the our * Princeton and Harvard. His place
? an It * I J BCe was lilled on that oronderful
Harvard usait of ? :? ? ar
1^- G ?ro btm b bi punt? .-. rr*
Bsarkal ? tl - ????? r f tl but, n? {?oinie.l out
and h I i-onrral piny a bit to?.
? ? ;, of i-1 irse, bul ? ?
opinion ? :' ?jes he ?I all-important tog in thr
. al? It I ine.
Harvard *.-? ? ? i thoul T.rir-: ??? | rarely nuboriy will nilmit
that I^> Gore oral ? greater er mer" val?a BI than this- wonderful
?irop kicker. Th- : ? I plenty of tima before the
? .'wkfie'.i and dc-velop tin . II
ttei " ? lack of some indi? idus who?*
ri?-o to expected heij
?
: . .
i-oa-h
ing policy at New Haven anp.-. ?
hare beer. mi?ur.der'- on the
onetime great er.d assumed the .
of head roach a year ago, he ?1er de'"
that ? ireneral reorgfir.iration wa? r.e
rossory, __d aritl ths fall approval of
' 7 slbott, thSB en; ? :raged
the rot ? ' gradoetei 'or 'he pur
? ?- ? th? field, be
i, that es
? ira ???-?rire? more harr
'er. from a player boiag told
"re -, ?V and BB01
Ihs ? ext, depet.dert to a large extent
1 hie? of certain
individual?.
In order to ?stabilst this policy it
? ? co to ?ome ex* r
players felt af
?roo"* ' n to lend
- ? ? i mo?*
mportanl Hinsi
confine the actual cor.r- ,- - ? e-r.her;
of the re?:dent ?taff. and II '.irned out
Job than anticipated in
reconciling the old co-c! '? n s with the
He wanted and -1 the
?dvle.. counsel and eritielam of tho?e
Ya'e me- ? ? ? football, but he
want? | II his way and not theirs,
and eon?equen''- some fl '"ion grew
up.
M SSOB, i*'-- ' ? ms rumor?
ntrai the i sms policy Is be
? form.
Some graduates at least have been
? 11 seondaess ol the
theory, and while tome r.te still op
? ? ? the method?
in force. Hink? | much hein :
! he wants in building his
'earn.
Eddie 'Ha. ?. a gtea' forward in his '
. n capable ??"re n
I Tom .herlin; Johnny K:l
. .;. Hutch
lason and Johnny Field, than whom no
(rooter defensive i-?- ? i si rod, in
? m to a number of other?, 1 a'-e
been at New Haven from time te I B ?
not to do much actual coaching. * ?
? . ? A. e | . o ~ - ? I , ? ?
? Saturday Ra;. Tl mpkins,
Vai ce MeCormlch and lim Roger? were
amo? p U aoe CI pa*? hide
ment on ?he work of the tlSTOB, which
lite enough to indicate that a
wrong --f" lion ha? gone forth a- to
the question of one-man rule.
Krsr:_ Hinkey and hll OBI - itOS have
only one thought ar,'-. ? rpOOO in I
mind, and that :? to put ? winning teim
on the field, and any r.?-'p which t'.ey
can get i? eagerly ?ought as long as
that help ???) not misdirected or doe? not
interfere with the policy Und down
a policy which, right Of wrong, was
adopted only after \m,g and rnreful
ftudv.
Hilly Lash, Stl tor at Ford
ham I '? ' Bto the of"
t re lav night and, among other tl
? ? rdhan Holy
Creas game ol Fordham Field 01
urday were os sals si bath Spalding
?tore?, m Na'?an Street and on Fifth
v - .e, and al?o at Alexander Taylor'?,
on F<>rt\ second Btroei
Thi?i game will be well worth a
ney to The BrOBX, Holy Cro?? played
a tie srlth the Army, bal is not feared
l,\ Pordl sn S - ich, under the dir
"f Harry Vaughan, the former . ? i
player, h_? - ? ? slong 'a?t -.n
the la?t t ? n days,
Member? of ths I olffOte football
team, which de'r-ated West Point last
Saturday of 18
a nice compliment to l.arry Hankart,
their roach, on their return to Hamil
ed te give him the '
hell won fl " ,le trmy n? a birthday
gift. and. ? so]. H w m great
rt'l blrthdsy f? 1!
. the 'ia-, ol the game,
which made t.ie gift the n -?
priate
Bankart ha? beet? coaching the Col
n.'e eleven ' ? three years, counting
?hi? a? the third, and in that time only
three game* have been lo?t two to
V.e?t Point and one to Yale. In the
?ame ture, however. Ya!, wa. beaten
once bv k an.re of lfi to 8, in 191*7, while
'Vest Point now has fallen a victim.
At lee?t two '.id gBBBM are ahead of
the team thll MOOOU, ?? Tale ?nd Syra?
cuse mua*, be m?'
Frank CavaOOOafh, head coach of
l'artmouth. i? aera OB tie 8l*St year of
secor-.l three -.ear contract, so that
the ?ussestion maile two day- ???o that
Tom Ke.dy ?? uM be otTeiwd the job
hat ?tot the lllghteet foundation.
Charley Murphy, ?or. of the late Mike
Murphy, 1? j"l?>.nr foothi.ll a? Peddle
?* 'ute. and from all account? I. up
im?; the name
p*rk, formerly of Pawling* School, I.
? ? ? ? rre?ence felt as centre on
*'??.'.-- critic?
" eady ?r. ?? a place on
?': A"r: u
In reply to two or three queries,
d isj that Cher ? -, cap
?-.f tire Cornell team, w? :gh? l>..r.
? . i? ,-iist abort cf : ? ? ,- ? fe? ?
e-.jfh' Bbeltoa, the daaking end,
gha about 170 pound?.
All-American Nine Wim.
???hko?h, Wi?. Oct 2o The All
*.-nrr:t.-. baseball te.m asfeated the
?.ll-.Vatior.als brr- ?' . ?
Tbe >c?,i
R H r.
? e.eieieee? - c
I . I i I 1 ;
. ?*?? a 1 alt I
Here's One Way
to Get a Name
-*-'-?_?. Oct. ?.?The mri-bee? ?f tit? Chi
-ape tea-" ?f t'e r?_?e?l Le?..? will be
pr_ente_ ?It- m?_?l? b? Tee l?afu? c)e_-l_'l_o
f. ?ti rhafjil?-? ef th? world fer lliS. ?coenllnn.
t? a letter mtrntrei) today b> i<_ Tl.ker
MSSSW a MM 1MB BMI limm A. Gllmorr.
pretlnrnt et t?ie l?a?ue
"Inaimurh a? th? National C? ?-"?l.tlon
fall?- I? ?cept ?_' challen?, ?or ? terlet te
?ecld? th? rhan-cl??.. I? feet tea?. It the
unnuntl?nrd cna-plon ef th? _?rld." t?>i the
.....
RACE WITH YALE
NOT OFF, SAYS RICE
Coach in Talk to Columbia Crew
\ . .ures Men of Struggle.
'>.'?>?. .a. R_ re??- all tnlk of aban?
don'. .g the race which the Columbia
'varsity eight i? slated to row with
Yale on November 12 in a talk to his
oarsmen after a long row on the Hud?
son last night.
"I don't wunt any of you boys to feel
that we're not going up to New Haven
determined to beat Vale," he said. "Wl
haven't many men, but the stuff in
von II nil right. We'll ?how Y_!o the
. have, and if they win they'll
? to row mighty fast *A boa! you.
Remember that no matter whnt ha?
? rowing the la?' week
e Y_le ta beat, and ! for "n? am
forgetttag all rri'ici?m and will do all
con to help you win Bt New
Haven."
Rice made no more than a passing
reference to 'he criticism? of his sys
rhich have been made by "The
Spectator," the student daily. Captr.in
Norman Rrattan ?en* at.other ettei
I paper yesterday reafl-irring ih*
t] 0_ the crew ?quad to Rice. He
concluded by saying that every Student
who wonted tO row would get the op
portonity -vms winter, This ha- been
one of the objection? to the pn
system raided by "Th? Spectator."
Sharkey to Box in
Amateur Tourney
T? m Sharkey will try a "come back"
in the ring at the open boxing tourtia
mont for the James F. Sullivan Me
al Fund at the Crescent and Mow
Tori Athletic dabs on October 28 and
30. But thi? is not the onetime hea? ?
weight boxer, but b lightweight from
Worcester, Mas?., who has requeue'! -o
i,e entered in both the 188 snd 148
pound classe?. In the?e division
Sharkey may meet Charles Simonson,
of the Union Settlement, and I'ick
? ? in, representing Hamilton Ly?
ceum, who hold amateur title?
?if, ,.. trios for the tourney are com?
ing in rapidly for the eight el
-.???'. -he lureivori of 'ry,-!*- In other
Cities aie still to be bejird from.
Mid-Week Scrimmages the Rule
at the Various Football Camps
Yale Team Puts Mon
Fight Into Practice Since
Loss of Le (iore.
'B? T-'afi: ? T ? '. - :? ' '
Xew Havsa, Conr.., 0? * 20. The lo?
of Harry La Core ? . the falo footbal
team seem? ?o have put more fiph
than ever into the member!, at lea?
in prnctice. What the rssolt ?lili b
in a real football came will he appar
ent Sstardsy In the eonteil aritb Wash
.*?? ? lefTei ft irnooi
>av,- the iqosd put through a han
drill. A Mt-hr rain fell at Intervall
g ?h.- afternoon and the heat WOl
ir.'er. ?e
Captain Wilsosn drove hi? men ui
and down the field in signals, and ther
they were sent it: for two ten-minur?
periods of scrimmriu'e. The Arst HOI
again.1 the Ineligible?, which H?.rrj
Is Core joined to day in an effort tc
help SI much a? he coul?! toward mak
Inp the fir?, team f? lUCCeia. 'I- i in
eligible! tlid not have posse '..n ol
the ba'l eroueh for I.e (?ore to ntar
for th? regulars had th?- punch ?o-.iay
and were not to be denied.
Without resorting to aoy open playi
? - - a : n Wilaon'l eleven advance.! the
ball from the kick-off f.-r t '?.irhHowr,
MCativi plays, "Mai" Scovi!
y,o':r.i' over for the court. 'Hie .
down wp? alio made bj S*ovil,
In much the same manner, The sec
end 10-rainote aerrimmage period vaa
between th.- Van "> - - ? ' i ?h, ICmb, hut
the scrub never had a how to ..in.
The rerjiilnr? tool, the ball over the
I goal line for two touehdowna, Neville
? ith each making one.
The Yale Coaching Fluff was BOg
Tigers Improve as
Dartmouth Game Nears
Princeton Squad Works in the
Stadium for First Time in
Weeks?Ends Get Most
Attention.
[B, T>l?*r?I>ri n Ths Tribuns ]
Princeton, N. J , Oct. 10. The num?
ber of day? before the big game? ?
g down and each day
?hi- PriaeOtOfl tenm show? a lllght im
proveBsOttt over the day before.
?ley still kOOf hammeririir a*??iy at the
fundamental? of the game they are
alto taking up more complicated plnys
arid ?lowly masterinf: them ?o that they
can execute them with the same eH?e
that ?hey display on an end run.
Ju?t at present the end? ure ?.,:
in for the lion'i share of sttoi I
1 hev were down at the field be'oie any
of the other men this afternoon and
were the last to leave. Following a
long period of line coaching the Mu
?Ity and ?crub acrinanaaged t?>r half an
hour on Vniversity Field and then
Rash M-i.t *)-.e freshmen sgainat the
ftrst team in the ?tail.urn. fhil ;? the
Irst time the atedian ha? been used
in ?everal weeks on account of Ihl
condition of the turf, but the Iiar'
mouth same will be played there.
'I he freshmen were i.o match for
their older brother? and the '.ar?ity
had BO difficulty la scoring ?everal
times on forward passes and long rur.s
: by 1 - ei* and Righley. The
former was la 'he same form tha* BOB
1 two of Princeton's four game? so far
?? n :e one run 0?
\ yogdl through the whole fresh?
man team. This run *.\a? mude po<
k?J the perfect interference
Stoi ?? much a? by hi? own
It i? only in rare case? that any in
?*.?? ??s out above the
rest of the team this year. Princeton's
I men are essentially a machine,
And yet every man keep? hi? own
laliam. To-day (iennert, the cen?
tre, got a blocked kitk und roa
ards foi lekdowa, and the whole
...? a. Keen on following the ball
?s a park of hounds after a fox.
ie Bill BS at end part of the
time again to day, and while it will
take a Tot of time to change him from
a ?nckfield mnn to a finished SBd, he
improving rapidly. Irj ths ladis
Bi ' ?u d H ighloy were ased si
Highley eei ?? regaii ed '??
ability to <-:?'<-h and hold a forwoi
pass. Brown plays a hard savage gan
and never stops fighting. Law to?
fullback posit ion to day, hi
r;ili?-ii mi for many plsj* In tl
ICI RM
In foil ir 'hrcui'h the l'ne Fid Shea
?.n i he bsekfleld sad '-a?
of his line plunges lofl s string <
f r? 1.. I wake.
The line-up WS 'eft end
Latrobe, letl tackle; Nonne, lei
?? ('.?'M.ert, eentre; Hogg, r:i;i
I; Kaiser, right tackle; Browi
right end; '.lick, qaarterbaek; Shei
halfback; Tibbott. halfback; Low. fall
?
Three Hours' Drill
for Dartmouth Mei
.-?i la Ths 1
Hanover. N. 11.. i>c'. 80. Tha Daft
mouth Varsity imlulged in light wot
from 8 Bfltil ? o1 ere this aft>-r
r?parai for th,- Pi incetoi
: ..?? "f the after
? :i dl
? for i'i ii ceton : ted i
the flrel team by th?- seconds un
supervision of B loll, 1800, wh<
d ths i Igen throe. I I hi
?
I New plays also drew ?he SttOBtiOO ?1
i w ork on 'hese went oi
'he use <?f a whits ball Bfltil dark
Barrewi aad Beulloj practised drop
I from all angles and distance-, thl
former being luce? sful from the rleta
' tha SO yard l.t.i. Gerrish took ?
'aw place kicks and exhibited consul
' i!,7. as did
?at ol Thielscher and Scolley, shewed
improvement, thai i?- ierlag sbs sf the
??re, _'i greatesl won [<
Ihe signal drill found Baxter back at
i cei.tre and In ?.hap?- for Saturday's con?
test, as are also the three quarterback?,
McDonoufh, Worthingtofl sad Hol
brook ihe end poaitiooi were filled by
Emery and llagar, with Da Bassall sad
runaiag a ele-?? sseoad The
first ?tr.ng substitutes likely to be put
? in Saturday ar?- Bostnssn and McDon
OBgh, anda; Piahback and Trier at
?-. Colby and Scuiiey ai guard, and
Ponder, Lehssaa, Tyler Brd Harrow?, m
ths backBele.
I h?, Irani will leave Hanover at 6
?o'clock to-moirow ceiling.
mented to dav by the addition of Frnnk
Mutter-- orth, 15, a plaagiag fallback,
?r| , made Walter Camp's AlT-Americaa
eleven of the year easily. Rutte*
is her?. ??? ??'-.?? "Mal" Scovil m haml
ami teach him how to become a real
ground '/ainer. Bcovil has the weight
??rid, part of the time, the <!n?h to make
i i're;,r fallback, hut much of his energy
In the pa?; hai been misdirected, !',?.
torwortB, ir. "horn Frank Hinkey 'na?
ris of confidence, is expected to
into a hack who will fill
l.e Goro'i poaitioB creditably.
The line op ro-ilav WOSi Left end,
Moseley: left tackle, C. Sheldon; left
gaard, VOB Holt; centre, Way, right
guard, J, Shehlon; right t.cK?e, Gate?;
end, Chorea; 'inarterhack, \Vil
lon; left haifback, Smith; right half
hack, N'eville; fullback, Scovil.
It began ?o look like -'ihe good 0\^
dayt" in 'he Yale camp to-day, wth
Hinkey, But'er-.vorth, Rogers ami Hull
on the field together. They all worked
with n ?rill, and ..?"?er the retrulnr prnc
tic? was o-, er stayed at the tie!?! for
an..-he- half hour to drill some of the
?'?"'hs.ll fundamental- into the randi
-?ho did not have to rush back to
classes They had a (rood time doinrr
t, too. an?! when th" !a<-? itraggler
reaehed the gymnasium the eo
wen ready to ca'l it a good ?lav's work.
More Rncouragement
for Navy Coache*
TBt T-v,-..- ? T?- Tr" M 1
Annapo??. Md. Oct. 20. Wi'h Can
tain Miles hick at hi? position of qi;_r
terback, here today, but with no ot'n<
change in the baikfield, the midship
men presented the arrangement whlcl
probably will start against Virgian
Polytechnic eleven on Saturday.
There wa? much encouragement ii
the work of the regulars thi? af'ernoon
Yon Heimburg, the plebe follbac.
??aught tlie first kick off and ran nine';
rardi f"r s teaehdosra, while Martin
his classmate, showed speed and das'
throughout the practice and made regu
lar gain?. Westphal conipleti-d th
backneld. There were two changes i'
tl ? line, Bartholdl taking Goodstine'
ii'ace at centre and Ker worthy no.in,
.lack'o'i out at left end.
Jack-on and Harri-'on, last yeat'
ends, guarded the flanks of the ?en1
ell -en thil afternoon.
More Shifts in the
Line-up at West Poini
! S) Te! .?.rai-, I/. T> ? Trlh'i le J
\\ est Point, V Y.. Oct. ft. The ibift
lag o? players an the Army slavoa eon
tinned here to-day Goodaesa eras triei
out ??t tackle m Porker's place. Kmgh
going m at on.- guard position lOI
O'Hare and Jone? at the other fo
Meaeham.
Goodman afterward worked _t .? : i ?
wheS MeEaraa retired, and Timberla-e
Who WBI off :he squad for a w.,| i
account of scholastic dirticulti?
nalized hi:? return to the game by fill
ing the tackle vacancy. Holmes, Jonei
and Murphy were other big fellows whr
tilled gai'S in the regular forward Wol
?n 'lay Ml ?cram rct?d, SI did ' 1 -
and Ford, of the backneld.
This trio helped ?well 'he hoei
l- with 7u::ior injuries, bal al. I I ?
r? th?
rgei -. cam? ? en Bat
land and Britten were the ends, Oli?
phant, Mitchell and Walker 'he back?
" irrill at quarter.
?in.- toachdosrn came after a splendid
drive from the scrul> M yard line.
regular backs displayiag a geod offene?
with pi? Sty of power.
Secret Practice for Penn.
Before Pittsburgh Game
11-.. 7. _-.. h. M T-e Ml . .e |
Philadelphia. Oct. 20 Behind c!o??d
k.-,-,,a the Uatrerslts of PeaBsylvaaia
football team held its last seriBuaags
this ufteriioon prior to the Pittsburgh
game on Saturday. Sil coaches fol?
lowed the 'varsity through a long and
hard scrimmage with the scrub, which
the regular-? won by a tourh?lown and
n goal from f.eld. both of which were
made by Perry, las quarterback. The
?crab took the ball for an unlimited
number of down?, but 'hey could no'
get it across.
Ths play on which Berry made his
touchdown eras intended for a forward
pass, but when he saw there ?us no one
to receive the ball he sprinted through
'a broken Raid fat fiftj yards and a
score. Before the scrimmage Berry
did ?orne gr??t place kicking lie boot
1 e-: the ball between the uprights from
Wilson's Regulars Ro
In?ligibles in Two
Lively Periods.
*he fifty yard Has six times in succ
??ion.
The new backftold BTBi OBOd tO-dl
and the inter I'd ence was better th
at any time thli year. Ii .
?iik' men out h??s alu.y? been Herr
great weakiieis, hut hs is now gol
into every play with a VongeattCI
the cripples are rounding Into eoB(
tion rapidly, llsthows, the left tael
..- Braised in the Navy gan
was on? in a suit and went through t
preliminary practice. Th" eoochei ho
to have him ready for St' inlay's gait
Reinformed Scrub Team
Ties the Brown 'Varsit
Providence, R. I., Oct. 20 \Vi
Jimmy Murphy, Coaroj and .lemail,
the Varsity, Ib Its baekfleld, the Prov
second team hel?| th.? regular? to a
to 7 tie it, th" practice thi. afrernor,
The icrinmage lasted full an hour ai
Hal hard fOOght Andrew; scored t'
touehdown for ;!ie first team and .1
mail, who is looking better every da
far lied rhe ball aero.? for the seeon
The first ream aaed straight fee
ball all sfternooa, with Hillhoase ai
Andrewi ihowing to advantage. IV
lard played at end to day and had i
chance to ?any the ball. Putdy did n
get into the scrimmage, but ?pent tl
afternooi praet ng punting and <lr<
kicking.
The concher were favorably ir
pre? ed with the work o! ?he men, :l
While they are not predicting a vicroi
over the heavy Syracuse team on Satu
? lay, they feel confident that the Pr
?.otilan? will make a hard tight.
Union hieven Hard at
Work for Stevens Gam
tHr Tslr.rapli *e T? ? Trll una I
Scheneciady, N. V., net. 20. F<
?ixt] mloutei t?. ?lay Ualoa'i \-ar?H
and ?cruli battled to a ?c?reles? tie.
WOl BBS of the most gruelling serin
BMRBI Of rhe tear and sent the men I
the ihowen ?veil extended. A mud?!
i?.'I?! reduced the <? i? nr eea of .-coring si
psrhapi ave I rh. -t-nibs from a coup
of touchdowns, for !??? Vanity bucks
Stoller, Roieeraai and (lir'.ing tore u
the line in g|? ..t style.
Hallen, Tavii and Ueleplant, bad
field for the MCOad ream, did ?ome har
el .-.- - .- eil own account. It wa
.;; to decide which line played th
troager football,
1 nion is looking foi a hard gam
w ith Ste ea ob at arday.
Much Hard Work for
Penn State Elevei
p 1 ?. .,, ?? IB? Tr I I ]
??? College, Perm., Oct. ?SO, r.taliz
lag ti-.e urgent Bead of a atroager tie
?'? ? ,-?., I'enti State's coaches to-d.iy de
?oti'l ?he entire practice peri' I to .
defensive scrimmage against th?' fresh
van rtrveu. l*he secondary line re
reived ipecisl stteatioa, Bcrryssss in.
?lark luitalning the brunt of ih
?-HI,.
Bad V,'l,:'n..> gave hi? time ezelfl
Hai
??? Merry IBSI I tioi ' -
v.-ho asuslly backe ip th? eaat
defeace, vu withdrawn frai
?crimmsge * ?? M that Barrjrmai
i.r.d Clark would bave plenty sf
? ... ? . ,.,,[,
vidual stteatioa. Sloppy footing an?
a wot hall prevented tail football, bal
the freshmtn ?' ere able to l ?? .
touchdown? against their ten-mar
team opponents
Right Side of Stevens
Line Worries Coach
BteVOSI had a long ?crimma-;e .....
II it!SB for the game with
I'nion next Saturday. The Varsity
showed well at running around *he
ends, and the scrub wu. unable to stop
this form of attack, but the line seeme.i
unable either to hold the ?crub sa de?
fence or open up hole, on the offence.
Al! this SeaaOB the right side of the
line ha? hen ,t c?in?tar;t ?ource of
worry, and a? a loot resor' Rodger? 1?
trying out Musk at end and <?r*. met
at tackle, both of whom are far be OW
the size of th men who iiave been
? playing these position? The ?earn re
|slizei fully 'hi* ? will have to play
better football than it ha? so far ihown
to defeat a team of Union'? ciaaa.
YALE MEN OUT FOR
BIG MASS MEETIN
We're Just Getting Togethe
Says Capt. Wilson, and We'vi
Got a Fighting Team.
[Br Te!cir?p_ *_ Tlie Tr BBSb]
New Haven, Conn., Oct. 20. Yale sti
dents turned out 8,800 strong to-nigl
to attend a mass meeting called
-'imulate SBthBSissm in the fooiha
'.cam, aad they cheered and sung fl
nearly an hear. Captain Wilson. Frar
Hin. ey and Harry I.e (?ore r"cc-.v?
ovations when their names were me;
tioned.
N'ate Wheeler, one of the a??!?'?'
coaches, called on the students to ha-,
faith in the team. Captain V. Us?,
said :
"We have had our reverses. I., hi.
had u? 11 to 0, and we wert h_? _ an
trimmed '.h?-ni up, with new men in th
line at that. AgsiBSt Spriflgfield w
were penalized 150 yards, and yo
never heard a complaint. That team
the greatest fighting team that hi
been here in year-?.
"Monday, al'er the I.ehigh game, w
he,i-ii from Vale players all over th
country, It woo, Can ws hel. Aleck
or '?'an wa help Frank ^ If w-e cai
we'll come hack.' Last week we ha
more eoaehe? on the field than ever b.
?ore. We've had a great week of pra<
tice, and to day has been the best of al
"We're JflSt getting together. Th
team is a unit now. We've suffcre
our reverse?, hut that team out thet
is a lighting team, and nothing in Gad'
world can lick a Vale lighting team."
-.- .
N. Y. U. SCRIMMAGES
WITH F0RDHAM TEA!?
New- York Ufliverslty's football teai
clashed with Fordham en Ohio Fi?I
?e-tirday afternoon. Thi. scrimmag
wai a hard one for both elevens, last
in?- three-quarters of an hour. Bol
M n--. Vaughn, of Fordham, _nd Tor
Reilly, of N. V. U . kept right nf'e
their men, and the eontoet raaomble
more a battle for the city footbo
title, as there was a large crowd o
rooters on hand, than an ordmar
scrimmage.
Although no touchdown? were al
lowed, Yule, of Fordham, and Frwig, o
N. V. I'., probably would have r?gis
fereil tallies in a real game. Uotl
'earn-? were decidedly weak on the de
feasive. Reilly made several shifts ii
the line to try to remedy this. Sonier
? nd Sokolower w??rked at right tnckh
?nd centre on the offence, hut wer
*hift??<! to centre and right guard oi
the defence. House was choBged ?vitl
the ?ame end in view from ceatTS tl
right guard
Vaughn u?ed a number of ?ubsti
'ate?, while Reilly used only one
Vaughn made a shift in the wing posi
?ions. Canklin playing right and whil?
Corriden worked w-ei? at lofl end. Ren
?on ployed in place of Kane at righ
guard,
Tin? is the first time that Fordhan
r.n?l N. V. C. have met in any sport foi
a number of years. N. Y. ('. wil
scrimmage at Fonlham next Wedne?
day.
LAFAYETTE MARCHES
TO AN EASY VICTORY
Outplays Delaware State Kleven
in Game .Marked by l.oni; Runs.
? lia T- e,., ? -? . - ]
Eastoa, I'enn., Oct. M In a mid
week game played in hoaor ?>f Or. John
Henry Mnc'racken, Lafayette defc-'od
?'-la.vare State on March Field this
sfterooon ?y a score of 81 to 0.
The Lafavetto team entployed Deia
warefron i i tart. Lang ron. through
a broken ricld, in spite of ?he fact that
the ground was slippery, were features
of *he game. Two of Lafayette's touch?
downs were made OB lot.g forward
M MS over ths goal line. \\ elilon and
Taylor mad- ths llrsl play of this soft
and Taylor and Blackbars the econd.
Ths iir.e-up follow.:
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Ui.aii.aj. Pitee, of (--?rtrioaor?. T?a?? of i-rto.la
?Tan __-.-?._ *?__.
COLUMBIA TEAM
IN SECRET DR?L!
Injury to Stover Compel
Metcalf to Rearrange
His Line-up.
.??4rre? practice, the Brat that Ne'.?.
Metcalf has ordere?), arai 'he da)
programme at Columbia yesterdsy a
?ernoon. With the IXCeptiOB of Pi.
Stover, the quarterback arhooe ahoald
wa? ?o badly wreoehed Bear the clo
of th? scrimmage with Wow York I'r
rorsitf OB I 7?-. prevent h
playing 'or more thin a fortnight, tl
entire Blue sb I White ?quad c.n
through ?he tttssls with 'he ?earn fro
University H liahta in good eonditio
Sto-.-er'? injury, however, has <'?r
polled Metcalf to mak ? a eompletc 1
arroagemen! of *;i" eleven, and h en
undecided Isat night as to last ho
?he team would line up in th" gan
; .. re ?-?? on S tut da ? H
chief worry is over the quarterbai
With Stover out anil Mil.
not in the best of condition beesnse 1
a had kne". he ?VI - for? d to ? |
perimenting yesterday, and tried B1
Krkey ('?..,1er Si quarter.
Th'i? ihift of Colder from left e?
necessitated the revampim: of I
side of ?h<- lioe, Healey moved I 0
tackle to end. Kennedy moved si ?r
from gusrd to tackle, und Vbb -If* Bf
tar, who ha? be??n guard on the leeon
el"ven, went to left guard on the Va
?Ity. ?"aider ran the iMB. Wall, hi
not up ?o the itaadard atrt by M 11?
and Stover, and it is certain thar Me
calf m ;1 use l-.:m ?o direct rhe slave
only in the even' of Miller'l h.-ing Bl
nble to ?day. There were po chlltiir?
:n rhe rirht p-de of ?be line nor I
the hacktield. ('?*,*'ain SitOOttda wi
iiiiab'" to don hi? uniform ami ?Vitbu
'he giant tackle who ihowed m we
eirlv m the week, ?a? no' out. ei?be
Although the gnte? wore cln?e,| tl
no undergradiutea wer" allowed bb th
fi"!d. r!ie bars tepe not up for new
paper men. and Metcalf explain.-d th?
the chief reason for haviag the prrw
tice in semi-secrecy was to keep th
crow?ls of the field vt play, Mmethin
?hat ha?n't b?"n isna ever luccesi
fully.
Paul *tv*lthington, the old llarvar
?tar, gave the line men Individual in
?tru.-tion in charging, while ?'liarle
lliinn, Ike Telfer. antl the rast of th
corp? of coaches holped with the back
field. The workout consi ted of |||
nal drill and wouml up with a ?hor
drill in handling pun??.
The Vsrsity team !;ned -m a? fo1
Iowa; Healey, left .-ml: Ker.-e.lv. lef
tackle; Van de Water. ' ?ft
Brown, eontro; Cleveland, ? eht guard
Doaald ob, right toekls; Buermeyei
right "ml: ('alder, quarterback; Mans
bach. !,.?'? halfback: -tVatMtOB, rf?fll
halfback; I.ittauer, fallback.
'iayor John Purrov Mitehol. i? wr
announced at Columbia yesferday. wil
oeeupv a box a*, all of Columbia*! foot
hall 1;.irre? on South PH ?Id rh s fall
The Mayor wa? graduate?! from Colum
bin it*. IStn, and ?va? m -?.r?lent foot
ball rooter a? ?in naderirradoate, Whs
the game ?,???. abolished h?? w-?? aligne
w|tl thst f?-?;oi of the alumni ?vh'c1
took bb nc?fve ?tnnd in oppo? ?
foeul - decree. When the crnie arai
-???or-.i lea? ?nri-g he wa? one of th'
Irst o voles Ma approvol, ami hii
?- ha? been ?o purchase a ho*,
"or -1! ?he ;.-ir*."!.
"We wante I football, end we ln?i?t
e.': on gettir - football We have foot
I all BRuls r.ow 'et's support foot
boll."
Th*? ?? the text of a message which
?very Colombia grodoats ha? received
from 'h?, l'r- i?'erslty Alumn' A??ocia
tion this '"i-ai tad already the OB?
mand for tickets ha? be^n ?o rre.r
for the opealag gume a? to thraateti
"he ?v.-anining of South Field i:nd?r
?en ?bou??"?d spectators The Rarlv
Rightist will attend In a hotly with it?
hand.
Kiviat and Smith May
Know Their Fate Tonight
Po?roe C. Camphel!, hnndicapper, of
Troy, will be the chief witne?? to-nigh?
in th.?* laveatigstloB of the charge.?
against Abel P.. Kiviat a id Harry J.
Smith, in the club rooms of the Amirl
can hxprcss Kmploye-t' Athletic Asso?
ciation, a* H7 Mi.dison Avenue.
< ampbell ha? notified the registra?
tion committee that he will be on hand
I to go on the itand.
RAIN AND MUD
CUTS SHORT A
HARVARDDRIVE
Fnri?rht ?n Signal Drill,bu4
Whitney Takes His Place
in the Scrimmage.
f ? '. ?
? dg> . Ma?. , lie*. >t) Hsr
rard'S ?r.'.r-.pated mid-week footbt.l
?, wh.eh wa? or ths card for ?
' rreptsi b*.
' ? ? r,?r\ ', -
Uttri SCl ?*.??),? player,
the baar-bil! ese?, aB?
,.-. bei ss
Stua? on v .
da
Ii the ?ign? - ? ?,, .fc
ths bsckffeld snd ri '.rough th? playt.
Iviisble, bowsem;
foi lim to t?*"- f.7-.'- chir.ee? with th*
treaeheroui footing In the Stadium,
when *v.i- ? into the'
scrimmage aga;- - ? < rob Whitney
? a- n "r e v'i.r - Km? m_
?'
' ???-! A*. .
I *ot mi.?
The regulir?, pn>.ct:
rt tie ?or
nell _am?- icers *v._
by a against 'ne second el*.*.,
attack were bo!
? * ; iei ee of Minet, the
' ig hack of several ?easons ago.
The scrub, with the Cornell style ?f
???_.'_. made a lot of ground sgainet
RoBghtOfl's first ?*r;ng players, bit
? unable to ero?? the go?! line, al
.??i they came mighty close.
? ? ; ws in the baekfcl.
sften oon, the <*har.ee? ?re that
Horv ? '*.-r* *'r.e ("ornell gam* ii
' order to sdd weijh' to th* back_?li
He is n trim, end a little more work
to-morrow will help considerably.
R. Curtis was si left tackle to-day.
?nd last : ??_'? subetitut? ??_ likely t?
nsl th? :*'-.aear,s, althouib
on surely will get into th* gam? it
' .me.
SS was at ??uarter. and looki
ind .ore I ke a AxtBIB, Hirt?
-low ?s back in the gam*, ind Big?
1? he worked st |s__ni, handl-d
? r than at tackle.
The 'earn has not gives up hopas of
- -. rvieei of Willie*, list
t. The ( rimsos feels th?t
u!?1 be allowed to play, in.
not ne oarr'l becaos* of his
football ?vierience in Csli
Harvard, however, ii willing
? the matter in the hsndi ef
. sic snd Princeton, bot no objection t?
tying '.? expected from
t quarter.
II be a real day. work for
- to-morrow, and this even if
cofldit ate no better than they w*n
to day.
Cornell Forwards Get
Long Defensive Drill
pre*. ?-;?'. t- ?.-? ;
Iths ?'. N V . Oel M. Prsstiss for
arsity this afternoon vu
m ids up largely of defensive work.
After ? thorough drill in the fund?
mentais the ball wai given to th* ms>
ond *'-;.:n on the 'varsity'i 10-yird !i_?
for touchdown af* I n, show
Ing tha' 'he t'orrell defence was n?t
?he mark.
irimmsgs wss mostly for tin
foi ward is I tt_ *.?_o_.
nee arork hollowing thn drill
Sll three teams took part in a .?nippy
? ths moonlight.
' I rss back a' left tackle infl
hroke up many of the scrub play? ___?
t .n and Eekley wer? an the ends.
In the off,.naive wo?r'_ of the ?_r_k
Hoffman, at halfback.' -*.irrer|. miking
some line plunges which ?hittered th?
Varsity's dof
BOYS' HIGH SOCCER
TEAM AIDS ERASMUS
Scores Two Goals for Oppo?
nents in Lea .ue Match.
Boys' High School bowed to EnsB-S.
in s championship game ?f the HilH
Si-h??nt Soccer Leagu* at Prospect Pir_
laj afternoon by s >cor? of ">
??i ". Tws ?' ' IBS _r?t
half snd ?hree in th* leeoad ?f tM
pom*< scored, however, two ?er* put
the ret b-, men f the Bot?'
?
the gam? reialt*.
: art ef Eras?
mus. MePhee, the Erasmus ciptiin,
made th? trv for goal, and th* b.'.
though intercepted by Resigsi. ?f*?"*
r- med off that player into th* soil.
H thin five minute? of time, following
a corner kick bj Da? ' ???.on?
of the Boys' High h_._s. sent th? bill
into his own goal
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