The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
IN TIKI FOOTBALL WORLD.
PRINCETON NOW IN THE LEAD
IN TOTAL POINTS.
Amherst and Brown Hopeful o. Giving
Dartmouth Additional Cause for Scr.
rOw-Free Fight nc school Game In
the West-M0re Anent Yale-Practice.

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Dartmouth Additional Cause FOR sor-
rOw-Free Fight At school Game In
the West More Anent YaI~e-Prsctice.
The effective work Of Prinoeton's scoring
game has sent the Tigers up TO the head Of
the class In total points. An ominous fact
for rivals-ls that the Jerseymen are within
three points OF 200. more than any Of the
others. Last week Cornell and the Indians
were ahead of Princeton in total points. but
now Cornell is second and Carlisle third
Swarthmore continues to maintain a re-
spectacle total, and In the list Of twenty
four teams printed below Swarthmore IL
the only one whose goal line has not been
crossed. A goal from the field gave the only
points made against the Swarthmoresns.
While one or more touohdowns have been
made against every other team in the list.
As between the Army and Navy two touch
downs have been made against each. Four
OF the fifteen points scored on the Army were
due TO q field goal. The ten points charged
against the Navy were due to q couple OF
touchdowns. neither touchdown being CON-
verified into a goal. Members Of the big four
were the ones that scored on the Army. while
one of the big four and one lesser light scored
on the Navy. The Williams eleven has at
last succeeded in bringing its total Of points
scored aboye points made by opponents.
Yale and Lafayette have scored at least twice
in every game they have played. Lafayette
scores grow smaller as harder teams are tackled
but still show a strong. consistent offence.
Yale is the last five games has done con-
siatently unimpressive work in attack. not
falling below ten points and not getting
above seventeen.
The grand total OF points for the twenty
four teams In 2,3s5. Opponents total IL
cas-. The totals for the various teams and
their opponents follow:
H. IA
seven games. Princeton, 1919. eight games.
Pennsylv ania, it7 40. eight games. Cornell, ips-
81. eight games. Dartmouth. 7S-t2. seven games
Brown. 1877. six games. Amherst, 9G-s5. four
games. West Point. se-l5. six games. Annapolis.
800. eight games. Lafayette, i00-is. six games.
Carlisle. l91-l4. serrn games. Swarthmorc, i35-4,
six games. Pennsylvania State. 500. six games.
Virginia, l9O-ls, eight games. Syracuse, 1871,
six games. Williams. 44-33. six games. Exeter, a.
-. nine games. AndoveI. S-22, nine games. Col
gate. T-4O, seven games. Wesleyan. Ss-@. SIX
games. Fordham. so-i4. I'VE games. Lehigh, Is
iOl. seven games Michigan, els. nve games.
Amherst plays Dartmouth newt Saturday:
Brown tackles the Green on November -,
and both Of these teams are feeling better
over their respective outlook against the
Hanover men since the late landslide in
Princeton. Amherst defeated the AgGies
only IL 70 s last saturday, but IL not in the
least discouraged therefrom. The Aggies
proved worthy foemen. There will be some
gruelling practice at Amherst this week
and a charge In coaches. Hutchinson has
swapped with Jack Gates for a while. Gates,
who has been coaching Annapolis. acted IA
scout for the Navy at West Point last Satur-
dav. Hutchinson will help out the midshlp-
men. whilo Gates will administer 10 Amherst's
\ ale and will he able to give the Amherst
line men some needed coaching. swapping
horses in midstresm y not always a iudieious
| Tnnua hIf Amherst will rat tho hanAlf nf fUn
beads rather than ore.
Brown. hayins made a much better showing
than Dartmouth did in her one same against
q topnotcher, feels hopeful regarding Dart
Bowl, but paTtplonth Viii Need a stiT npDer
liz to come back from the drubbing received
in the Jersey Jungle. Brown recuperated in
Pennsylvania. one defect which. Coach
Robinson Of Brow, will try to remedv Is the
! played a good game at cent centre IN other ere re-
spects.
Did TOO many coos sDotl the broth? One
of the reasons assigned as perhaps accounting
for Nalc's poor work against the Army is
recently we're som who knew nothing of the
new gam OF football and that the pla yere
we're confused by too m Ioh advice. There
may have been too many coaChes- Prince
ton is getting along with fewer-but most
Of them we're as closely in touch with the
not played this years game. That was
one of the new phases OF this years game
had not played it. Yale is in the same boat
in this respect "a other colleges. Again It.
may be, a. suggested. that Yale, has gone
IN too much for the new game at the expense
OF the old; IL not enough attention has
been paid to working up an attack TO use
want of coaches who realized the necessity
OF such. a thing, Walter Camp knows the
T NssS S Of st5Te hS6 Of both %bsS b partner so ard
was a past master at concentrating mis- men
and driving them through an opposing line.
the offence as well as he could play IL, there
nay hd be hoPs for Yale yet though the time
can correct, three rudimeutary weaknesses
being fumbling. poor .tackling and poor fol-
IL that there has been TOO much practice
AGAINST the freshIn en-, that the treshn8n's
style was Sssimilated and that praSice
The freshmen, however, are a pretty strong
team. Whether or not they are vicsriously
the assertion that Yale played like a prep
school team Is qrtte trIG.
coaches could not sniff FORBES back to tackle
ta6t!e would mean that he could not De used
can now a. an end. An end may drop bac.
OF the line as much as he wants to and close
M; while a tackle must 20 five Yards back.
Ing ability. In the West Point game Forbes
was not used as a rusher.
The hot blood OF youth became 80 caloric
in CHICAGO the other day that the second
half OF the Vame between two school eleysns
was embellished by a fight between the rival
bands Of rooters. The Donnybrook Fair
accompaniment took the form of a riot after
the Rsme. and the police were summoned
post haste TO quell the ardor OF the dis
putants. Two students were corralled by
the cops and treated TO a free ride TO the
police station. The legitimate scraDping
on the gridiron was as mild as puss in the
corner Comnared TO the mAlees on the side.
Fists. filed the air, eyes took on the hue Of
midnight. punched probosces were as the
sands of the sea, canes and rocks were used
to give emphasis TO the combat and the
Wholesale wreckinR OF derbies created a boom
In the hat business. The colored sub quarter
back OF one team fought with a follower OF
the other team. and the colored youth drew
first blood. his opponents nose being the
source OF claret supply. The two renewed
the fight after the game. The police bore
down on the co~mbatants. and in the scufie
to escape the colored party got a knock on
the conk from a COP. while the other half OF
the strenuous sketch was rushed TO a drug
store. As has been said before in this column,
the new rules increase the variety OF the
game.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 5-Morse, Forbes and