The sun., 1907-10-22

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"pponeu,s rsruls'ed - bcshes any team.
Nsls's s~h~iul" fot the arst month found
one s,tr~mrl, .s.v game sandwiches IN -i,b
three s'in rnrs. tho soor-s by vsle IN the four
games coming N this order %. N. 81 and .
IIarvnrd's point r--ord has not consi-te.i
~ such - sweeping swing from ons extreme
10 IN" other the Crtm-on's points having
been made IN this order ). no, ~. 10 and Q.
schedules. however. are largely g,iess work,
for nohody osn forrsrc what an opponent
will bring forth The Lafsvetts eleven
IN" Prtnc"'"n. has "ss5o 5"ghlr figures IN
every one Of its games. and With one sscep-
ton thor" has been u noticoahlr ssinenrsa
IN the number ~ points made against op-
ponents. Iafavette's totals having been made
IN the follow ing order -. ~. e. and -
Drop kicking Was rampant IN SATURDAY.
games. ther" being nearly score Of them.
the Minnesota and Pennsylvanie State teams
each making two and winning on that 40
count With crack drop kicker At Penn
sylvania state. a good one AZ the University
Isle and ~" skilful ones at Swarthmorc the
state of Pennsyivania comes near to aving
a inonoroy 81 drop kiokers. An II 10 d
another were among the potpourri OF hap
penings On saturday The totals OF ths
different clevens follow:
games, prince ton. :S7-a 'iyc games: Pennsyi
yanls lSp 'iO seven games; Cornell. iiC.-ls ,Kve
games West Point ~ u three games; Anbstoiis
,l-G u games; brown. &-il ttve gancsl:
ns,',n%n,n i,,i - & a.. Eanes,; Carlisle. n,-ii
g.se, ] 81 nye games Williams. IS ~ nv.
o.. q three games: Fordhani "a 10 three games!
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games games: Rschnci !ss ave games S Go,sa,. ,iSrr
80 50 ,nyc games; stevens. So as Tour games:
games oSd6n ss nIss %esssSn a.ss MGss,. So
H. tn,cc gsmesl; chicago. d9-i: two eamesl:
Minnesota. ~ ) two games: Exeter. 05- ~ tix
games. Nndovrr. ~ is ave games.
The %pirion is growing tina, the American
would do well TO go back TO the rule that
governed th" forward pass last year, The
ball on an incomplete for~ard pass on the
first two Gowns losing distance instead Of
the ball-ts not viewed with general en-
things. and those who fhinI, the we'll enough
Of last year should have been let alone say
the rule originally governing the forward
pass put inst tn" proper curb on that plav'
II H. "A Question whether the amour, Of for
Mard pass,n: that II rr"eping into the game
ms yehr u not IN too great PROPORTION 10
the rushing Tn" ten yard rule las, year
was not 20 radical change a. TO make ground
either A. spectacle or a measure OF con-
certed strength.
There was no want OF indication last year
that ingenuity and wiz and team play would |
not solve the ten yard rule in nice proportion
If offence and defence. Now. however,
there is a tendency TO fling the ball before |
resource and strategy in rushing il are thor |
oughly tried out The development of those |
Qualities therefore are encouraged less than !
loss Of the ball \ nice balance OF open play
and line breaking was struck last season. 4
ranting another sea son = test Of the new rule.
as first adopted. To say, as some do that
me hsuy Eams s ms or yedr has been ssscnla,ed i
pass run riot.
Pennsylyania and Brown have been meet
ing on the sridiron annually since Isgs In "
their eleven consecutive games Brown has .
beaten III: ouskers once. tied them oncs
"a nd rsaH nj ham
ARE rs follows, Pennsylvania y figures being
named first; ises. Is. o. 1899, s--s: 1900. %
! s" p 20 iscS ls ls ls 1897 ,ss sGo 's0i so
syivania has scored i37 points TO Browns ~.
NJ, Ia the las, eight games between Yale and
points 10 Nale's ~. That Vest Point should
hold Yale toa tie score IL neither, surprising
hS DS Yale but r the ns SrS Sest ,md pG
Yale in 1902. a year in which Yale had as strong
ale devonred both Harvard and Princeton
that year lp 1904 West Point beat Yale,
and Yale beat & both Harvard and Princeton,
coming right down to cold figures, West
Point ha. been d harder opponent in the
Last eight years than either, Harvard or
points TO Harvard = q and ~ points to Prince
tons rs So much for alarmists who. max
TssdS nS sn fgr IN We" ,sc nont strength
the soldiers. Yale's scores against West
Point since 1900 are: 1900. is-5 1901, SIS;
l"-, 20, lWtI, IL D. iwVf, vi, lWl5, 20,
1908. l0-6 1907, 90.
CAMBRIDGE Oct. 2i.--rhe Harvard foot bal
This afternoon was ght Ia order 10 timber |
the men up after their game on Saturday |
and the tiresome journey up from Baltimore
last ght. Burr, who played through the
greater part Of the Annapolis game with an
INJURED leg, is sli ghtly lame and the coaches
LEI him on with very little work. An the
other men, including Appollonio. were in their
toys practising. There was no scrimmage
his afternoon. the coaches devotin1 All
heir time to correcting the indi vidual faults
which cropped ont In players on SATURDAY,.
Quits had his Nnemep az vorh breaking
through for a few minutes and the ends were
set to tackling the dummy for q long time.
rhe centres had "A new form Of tsrget prac,
lice. Quits chalked up round mark on the
wall OF the 81 adium about four feet from the
ground. and then Grant andl Nourse took
Turns al passing the ball back at a distance
" about ei ght yards from the mark rs though
Tor a kick attempting to hit II. They i'm
proved their accuracy In passing great deal |
and scored number OF bullseyes, The backs
worked out under DAILY who put them through
4 long drili at making long passes. Parker
placement, but the strong wind which was
blowing hindered him a great deal.
This morning when the team returned to |
;amrbidge the trainin z able was moved from |
Memorial Hall to the Harv ard Union, where |
will he held for the rest Of the season. There |