Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

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Carlisle has the best bunch she has
ever had together. The boys like the
now game. Last year they took To- 10
an right. but they had not mastered
&c thoroughly before the season was
over. although they used 20 express
much satisfaction that there was much
more running and lodging and carry
ing the ball than there was under the
old methods. This year they remcm-
bered all they had learned IN 1906 and
We're full " theories as TO what they
could do Under the new rules 1t is
the first time since / have been at Car
Isle, that the boys have undertaken
to work out the game for themselves"
WILL HAVE HANDS FULL.
When asked by Coach Metzgen Of
the Penn freshman team how ne
thought the Indians would fare with
Princeton on Nov 2. he said:
Princeton win have It's hands full
/ don't care how heavy the Tigers are.
They Will ind livelier eleven TO beat
than they have struck any time
this season. Perhaps we can roll up
long figures with as much clcverness
as the orange and black" His desire
70 find out how the Buchnell-Indian
game came out, put an end 10 our con-
versation with the wonderful coach.
As yet Princeton has met no team Of
formidable strength. The fact that
she has run up very large scores
against her weaker and lighter OPP
ponents does not seem TO encourage
the coaches IN the least. ON the con-
trary, they fear that the Tigers are
developing a phenomenal scoring ma
chine rather than a powerful concen-
tratcd attack. The large scores have
4. ~
effort than to consistent team work
Just how strong the Tiger team Is will
be seen on saturday. when she meets
Cornell. Inasmuch as Cornell Is weaker
than last year when she was beaten
by Princeton 1875, and as Princeton
defense is much stronger the Tigers
should win easily. This impression
seems to prevail principally because
Cornell lost last Saturday to Penn
State, considered this year secondary
team.
ToDAY's GAMES.
on 81 urday the following games are
to be played:
Score In
1906
Penn VS.. Carlisle Indians. .6-24
Navy VS.. Lafayette. No game
SWarthmore vs.. Gettysburg ........ 1874
Brown vs.. Williams, ..,........No game
Harvard VS.. Springfield. ............44 40
Cornell VS. Princeton. 5-l4
Yale vs.. villa Nova............No game
Nebraska vs.. Colorado. No game
Michigan VS. Ohio state. go
Amherst VIZ. Dartmouth........ .0-4
or these the Penn-Indian game prom
Uses 10 be the most interesting and eN-
citing. Last year Penn met the worst
defeat she has received for years at
the hands Of Carlisle. Taking advan-
tage OF the Quakers' weakest spots the
wiley red men completely swamped
their heavier opponents by the large
score OF 24-6. This year the Indians
realize that Penn Is much stronger and
are accordingly preparing carefully for
the contest. Last Saturday I'm the game
with Bucknel. they used their first
team only in the first half. so as TO
save them as much as possible Penn.
however. is confident of victory. The
fact that, while I'm poor shape owing TO
/ the injury OF prominent players, she
defeated Brown last Saturday by the
decisive score OF II 10 0 and displayed
such exceedingly good defense and sue
cessful variety OF attack, has encour-
aged the Penn contingent considerably.
MICHIGAN AND ONO.
Another game which is OF considera-
BILE Importance Is the game which VIII
state. The former recognizing the
dangerous strength of the latter is
playing the game which has previously
opened the season FOR Ann Arbor. In
mid-season Whether Michigan Will
De- able 10 better hCr score Of o 90
o. made last year depends entirely upon
The now unknown strength OF her rival
Wfsilc Lafayette has The heaviest
team. she has had for years. % o. not
probable she Uil defeat the Middles
today. Last week Harvard who has
shown considerable progress lately, was
barrel. able 10 score ON Annapolis and
as Lafayette A. not considered ma a
class with the crimson it rs hardly ex-
pccted that she win hold her own
against the Middies.
Harvard Yale ana swnrthmoro VIII
win Saturdays games without DIM
Guilty hat the games between Brown
and williams, and between Amherst
and Dartmouth promise 90 be iul or
exciting incidents as these latter
teams are very evenly matched.
NEBRASKA Is PICKED
Nebraska. on her homo grounds,
should win easily from Colorado. un-
less the team from Boulder has by far
Che strongest aggregation she has ever
had
Lost saturday Minnesota ran up
against a tough proposition. when she
met Nebraska m WAS only because
she possessed "a good drop kicker that
she was able N defeat her lieht IT.
walls by the narrow margin M 20 o.
While comparative scores are not al-
WAYS 20 be depended upon us "a test OF
The relative strength of teams YET
Nohraska'H good showing against her
strong aiYals indicate that she ought
Ia win without dlfnculty from Colo
RADIO. The result ~ this game viii no
| doubt be- watched with much interest
/ through THE game only iboulder De-
| Ing the only one Of rtah'a opponents
/ wh0 meets a team Of the middle wesD
| that the football fans are enabled 90
see how the a. OF q. compares with The
/ big elcycns Of the middle west
FRED BENNION.