The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

Harvard viii meet Brown AMI when Ya.e
VIII oppose Syracuse. Pennsylvania will
have a s1-eWElt easier game ia the sh.,re
~ EurNre J.. while Pr ucetqn and Columbia
general interest
According to Coaca ,aitvsiI of TIE Ma
uuc-oi12Us f.ntt@a team. lack % s-cl-iE-rs
o. ul" - tie greatest i4Lli-1rs O.. tho clme
ga TINS SCI tcu az t-" @ ultly- VIA th- eZ-
esitiou 80 he reilly biE eievcnS ~ the
West. sucn as M.clt-7-. Wisconsin and
AiuneSCta, Not syei lcHt attention IS paid 10
eonell"n, he thifNs. and tais ac-cGn in
- LOT ta' overwhelming superiority Of the
Football .n the East and in the West is
"" cine.yGt game hr sad. exc - IN
tHc case ot tnc big western sieycEs. where
every detail Is taken ul clrrfuly. Oa- Of
rue most Ectcc4Di f.ltGres 81 the &eSL Is
a." comparative ease wish @rlch e nan is
put cut q the game as c.Utrl-.c1 with TIE
endurance a. players i1 toe East. careful
sItsntt-n 20 seasoning IN Che East Is espon
LIN Western games % IS 10 uncommon
thinE % see e. man d-rp org Of q game 10.
SOM injury which does not iucaraeItlsc him
," 81 ass iattinS ur e -"ast contest = on
tssnefL Al tire East TIE player is one u
ne last 60 call attention 10 any injury he
one q the strongest cases in poiat Is
met o. Ills Haryar.s hurllinc buck IN
tir same N-t1 Yale last s-lzou. aicBriae
~ ''ne yale team seemed q t-y ara put
- .lt iEe rau.e when b. found tEat
the lat;esS lLrI.4U= tactics Ware re-t1lfinx-
y Il EsiE as The i-fter vent ever tie line
He uitt Ellis Wi.h the hecI - hi- 1Jnc tine
and aEstn. brC.-lrE fLe iatrc.'s face terri
Ply RMS never sl.WeI any Sims ~
ltIchiEg. however. au4 reSis ~ when his
game.
In the Eas; II Is rd; considered good
IetIl- 50 10 speak. TO- @ payer 20 draw az
u is Of q sall-rs cllrartr-. AZ .Co.r.I
tli years ago toscn Warner. vho was
l~i-i lS our te3rn. Impressed upon us .he
necessity % not showing any signs that
W ha4 htcn hit .a.1 :u = cscr-mmare.
amer WOULD gel as tl.t. - ~ showed
We were butt wheC the l.scr team hff u-.
t.c opponents would ref6Ib,e Their. efforts
asuu-t IN man WHO n wei signs - iu-
MI - He "cuiI pr easy .
NtSt -ai tF.ukh ON this account he
,.iH u n.les % Hap u we strained az Gr-
kse or huf' cur5 Ives Limp al ySi want
5ller S-a Get % the drcssirr-roo-n. bur
don't DO IL ua the deil.' hs w-uld nv arl
his instructions had to no followed.
s,r' tsl,s n . stoi.ai s'-t II dispc-
comparatively few ever shovel s.--s n
rough same The Western aeu. thrcugh
compelled 90 take tine Out for it,le krerE
lI-t "olte a't rtrs- "a ralr iu IA Eastern
sat"e II IS rot TIE fault of the men. who
Ate Slme enough. 70 is Simply necessary 20
give mem time on account 81 heir c5rli-
Referring 20 the prospects for the hr
Eastern team. he expressed himself az g.
rlcut th1t Yale wcuiI win from Fl-y7rI
tlls season.
YALE has ore Of ;hc rreatest lines IN The
history Of IN. college. De- said. rrl how
lAAtt~sa sal sam p Clca q = D. im,sl=sfh o.
haTva5i - careful 81 isr fast
ui'S mo enl~' and her .u.ertl'n Is Il arIy
4" ccte-d Upon ga runs ass ufon puats &
htt- Nt.h Vale Harvard has e.
'oi defensive lire. when wiI itr,5-hly
te able 20 hold Yale tUi ;h- fi-S o~thr ut5v.
$500 OUT lale Is Tar arssd on o0ens-
IN regard 90 tls mc..o,i Play. distinct
style prevail az the two coli Ers. 1t Yals
tne theory D. % break ~ tn opposing lins
and scatter the mn. At Harvard the N, o.
IS 20 NOT ONLY smash the Hne but 10 ra--y
= back cuto the play. H1rynrI PLAYS ono
% The hcrccst on ns.y" games In tire co.n-
tcy ana lis lire wolk was generally a..
."Iiervari line men are told Tint they
sho-iG E1!n a yard FOR their lucSs on q
fensiye work. ard thaf tho ht,kz sncuiI
ratn az least another yard on every plsv.
Mrn played OF tle cornell tclEl lg aims.
Harvard zen were Go tear up oLr Ike.
IheF u.s. ta.ir riir1 or TIE g. ruzlng line
naa l.fy 10 throw the men aside aad back
Nalr ;hey are depending dr their
woEht and strength @ torn an lmp n TIA
hte ine 81 deic and 20 crush the OPP
posing lin. on ohenze. Straight hitting sle
size g. 90 feature az Vile.
= PRINCETON. one Of the fercest plays
ever directed ceSiuss So opposing lue was
one IN which the lncmec used their bGdl-s
as a pivot. whirlilC onto t5r,r oprcnen.S
ard Simply carryms them ~ thei- feet.
~. friteetrn In-mc- NCua Stanl with
their SIDES tow1r.z .thc urrossnr Tine.
stpup:rg ever low with their fc-t W DE- apart.
~ INC -l-nai. they would whiri o. riEht o.
ioft. striking the oIp SIM. lire VIZ the
lcverage given los the.s position and carry
Ing their opponents n their feet.
= COruel the theory was to klrp the
ma. opposite you fu the line guessing IS
much as p1ss Die. TO keep him on The L.
feusivc AZ all times In case he got nervous
and got - drawing himself up VIII "a ECU
faced him. YOUR rusii volil always carry
him back q i1t.
Just at present I be ieve Niichiraa could
defeat HITva-d and Princeton. IN ali posgl-
h.lity-- but ] think Yale would NOV the
WCstcTncrs down. The West f. developing
rapidly In n football way. hr-Sever, aud the
game Is gaining a strong held IN this part q
me country"