The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-02
GOALS FROM THE FIELD.

McAndrews. the Dartmouth Indian, who
mas been playing on a PennSylVanla attn
letic club this fall fractured his knee-cap
in last Saturdays game, and does not ex-
pect to play again.
The Wife of DR.. White, University of
Pennsylvania's athletic supervisor, Is an
enthusiastic admirer of Capt, Cutland and
last Saturday she presented the .beefy
captain with a rabbits foot, which she re-
quested him to wear in the game with the
University of Chicago. The rabbits foot,
proYerbial charm, for Penn. was scored
against for the first time this season.
Isn't it about time that rumor should
be started to the effect that Harschber-
ger, Chicago's start drop kicker, would
enter some eastern university? No good
athlete ever appeared IN the west but
what was booked according to some en-
terprising, If not always accurate para
grapher to enter one of the big institu-
tons of the east.
Morris Clark, the old academy halfback,
and winner of so many of the sprints in
the interscholastic meetings, is looking
after the foot ball interests of Gushing
Academy this fall.
have been scored against thus early, with
the single exception of Princeton The
Quakers maintained clean record until
last Saturday,
Columbia University will have a foot ball
eleven next fall encouraged by the sue
cess of last years base ball team. The
athletic union Of the university has al
including the salaries of competent
coaches.
They say down at Princeton that the
students have the utmost confidence in
the success of their team Yet. does it
not look a little odd that calls are being
issued now, in November for candidates?
kafer is the latest recruit. He was cap
tain of last years base ball team, and
hopes to get a chance at fullback. He is
bucking against a couple of A l men in
Wheeler and Ayres, however.
A.. A. eleven in Providence Saturday
afternoon, the game taking the place Of
the scheduled match with Boston univer-
sity, whose team disbanded earlier in the
year. on the following Saturday Brown
schedule.
The Chicago Athletic Association team.
which is now touring the east with only
INDIFFERENT success, will play the knicker-
booker a. @. in New York this afternoon
| This year, as usual, the Quakers lead all
the college elevens in number of points
scored against opponents. Penn has 800
and the other colleges are to be credited
with the following numbers: Princeton
243, Cornell 231, Harvard 213, Yale 1856.
wesleyan l21, Carlisle 1874, Dartmouth 10S
Brown l05, West Point IS. Harvard thus
stands ahead Of Yale, but
Harvard coaches are worrying Just as
much as ever over the Penn mems guards
back play. And we'll they might for last
Saturday, in the opening of the second
half. q series Of guards back plays adj
| Vanced the ball SIS yards through Chi
Cages territory, and netted a touchdown
after five minutes of play
| AT the same time # should be remem-
! bered that Cornell successfully withstood
this same play last year. The Cornell
| free tackles in the line would break up the
! play before 1t was fairly started If a
tackle knows his business and has no
knowledge of the word fear the play does
mot always prove a huge success.
| A reader asks The Spy to give the re-
suits of the Harvard Penn. games of for
ner years. They are as follows: 1883.
Harvard A. Pennsylvania 0; 1884, Pennsyi-
yania I, Harvard o; 1856, Harvard 2S
pennsylvania Q; 1890, Harvard 49, Pennsyl-
yania o. 1892, Harvard &C. Pennsylvania d;
1894, Pennsylvania IS, Harvard 4; 1895
| PENNSYLVANIA II. Harvard II; 1896. Penn
syivania Is, Harvard g. Harvard has lost
one more game than Pennsylvania. but
| she has nevertheless a total score of 128
points against her opponents 66