The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-20
THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
RECORDS or TEAMS IN POINT
SCORING LINE.
COrneII or Indians VIII Have the biggest
TOtaI-COIgate First College % Dis
qualify for q Year Man Twice Put
Out % Gsme-BrOwn and Dartmouth.

out % Gsme-Brown and Dartmouth.
BY making II points against Minnesota
the Carlisle Indians boosted their point total
to above the 300 mark. Carlisle. Princeton
and Cornell are the only teams that have
reached that total. IL Is altogether likely
that they will be the only teams to have
done so when all the schedules are completed.
Cornell is at the top with 231 points. but il by
no means sure Of retaining the position. The
lthacans have one more game to play. with
Pennsylvania. while the Indians have two
more. one with Virginia and one with Gin
cinnati. Nobody looks for a big Increase
OF points for Cornell in the Thanksgiving
game. while II is possible that the Indians
may stack up a good way against virginia
and Cincinnati. IL would be no small feather
in the Indian cap TO finish the season with
more points than any OF their white con-
temporaries.
The difference in total points for the Navy
as compared withthe Army was increased ma
terially on Saturday by the Nays 40 against
North Carolina and the fact that the Army
did not play. There is only one point diner
ence between the rivals Brown and Dart
mouth. IL Is in Dartmouth:s favor, but
Brown has the better defensive record. While
Dartmouth has been scored on almost twice
as much as Brown. the Green has not been
scored on by as many different teams Har-
ward and Princeton made the only points
against Dartmouth, but made them IN big
quantities.
Harvard shows up better than Yale in
points made, and not as we'll In points made
by opponents. The same condition obtained
between Princeton and Yale. In only one
contest since the Syracuse game. which
was on October Q. has Yale scored more than
twice. The scoring has not been commen-
surste with the ability to gain ground; that
is, the latent ability to gain ground. Yale has
had a habit OF not playing her best until the
second half. In a majority OF games the
Blue has done better in the second half than
in the first. Michigan finishes her season
with the small total OF 81 points, showing
that Yost = team Ia not the equal OF former
Yost teams in scoring strength. Tn totals
follow:
Harvard, 1870; ten games. Yale, lss-s; nine
games. Princeton. 20S-e; ten games. PennsyI'
vanls. l84-a6; ten games. Cornell, 23I-G; ten
games. Dartmouth. Ole; nine games. brown'
sO-s2; eight games. Amherst. 9o-2a; sx games
Williams, Ct eight games. West Point, Ss-3si
seven games. Annapolis, l3i-ls; ven games. La
fayette. 1870: eight games. Carlisle, Se-ls;
nine games. Swarthmore, 1877: eight games
Pennsylvania state. $50; seven games. Viz
gInis, lS?-is; Ten games. syracuse, 1878; eight
games. Fordham. ls 70; seven games. Lehigh.
SILT; nine games. Michigan. ESQ; SIX games.
The small score made by Brown against
is not worrying the Providence
folks. There were numerous Substitutes in the
same, making the team play crude. There
,ill be bitter disappointment in Providence
IL Brown does not beat Dartmouth next Satur-
the rivalry between the two Is sharper, II
anything, than between. Harvard and Yale.
The team that loses feels for q while as u It
/ eat rankles all the rest of the year, One OF
the Yale coaches said last week that Browns
attack was the sharpest and best organized
onrnunfqVad nv fhp HllR This season and
Browns showing against Harvard surely
was better. than D~artmouth,s. The Brown
game, getting lust enough work, 70 whe, their
appetites, Doubtless they will, get all the
work they ysarn for r. this msD week ssoon RHS!nf ION
Browns good offence. The former, who Is
head coach. is clever at developing a line,
S S"!a However' Dartmouth. is not out
of the running. The team did some en-.
i G.qysrS! T TSrs Harvard SSe if SSd su R.h sS'f IN.
but the manner in which Dartmouth went
through them indicated power thai, must
of the new methods Of play against
Harvard than against Princeton.
Colgate lie the first college 10 act on the
suggestion of the rules committee that a
player twice disqualified in one season, for
Sathortties. No player has offended Twice
the Colgate aStSOrides. The name, c1 the
player aqs Ss 20. 5osud :,t The i rsS1 that |. ,b bs
ruled out OF the Lafayette and Williams games
and the athletic advisory board Of Colgate
s. 1901 Ths, %VirtusIIy Keeps him out OF. foot
ball next season. There Is some doubt as
TO whether, the player in question offended
occasion TO question both instances OF dis
Qualification" but the athletic board pre-
ferred not 10 question the rulings of the UNI
pires.
The game demonstrated, " Referee Hackett
saying. that even the two best teams in the
country are not perfectly familiar With the
rev ss sSIss' bost ES Sss been Of fo STiSlsis nsiP mor n
than once. IL is said that in the Vale
Princeton game a point made by one of
w Shf Il after making the catch the catcher
took two steps. Tn, rule is hat not more
than two steps shall he sSken' However;
any more than players. and the penalties
in the. Hale-P Princeton game were inflicted
have 20 be agreed on, pretty soon. E. X.
Hall of Dartmouth. who oficiated as UNI
pire with VI. !. Thompson. ln the Harvard
Indian game. may be one OF them.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. Is.-only Forbes and
are in New Haven to-day: The rest Of the
team is rusticsting on the banks OF the Hud-
s3n: where thsy T com sDsy b snsi from tS,m SnS
Who was hurt at Princeton. is that he is not
50 badly injured that he cannot get into he
Harvard game, Speculation Is rifle over the
POSSIBLE substitution Of Roome for Veeder
In the contest against the Crimson eleven. |
The coaches who are here say that probably
no change In the Yale lineup will be made.
bat it. 10 almost a safe gamble that Roome
will be in the contest and that he W i'll be in
when the whistle first blows, On Wednesday
the full eleven will have n hard ~scrimmage,
but for the rest ofthe week they will be worked
but little. The men ara in top condition and
need only a bit of rest TO fully get back weight.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i9.-Pennsylv ania 3
varsity football team, with the exception
Of Capt. Greene. HOllenback and Folwell. |
was out for practice on Franklin Field this
afternoon and these three. were not absent.
because of injuries. The work to-day Was
necessarily light. as the policy will be to keep
the men at their present form by easy work
with few lineups. The coaches will give the
varsity men but few scTimmsg es from now
until the Cornell game. which the players and
coaches think will be the hardest and best
game OF the year. As before the Michigan
game the Pennsylvania players will take the
trip to Winslow Junction, probably going
down next Sunday, coming up each day to
attend college and returning on the after
noon train to have a light practice. To-day
several hundred dollars OF Cornell money was
covered at evens at Pennsylvania and the
students are taking all OF II that appears. /