Evening star., 1907-11-12
Tigers and Yale Leaders in
Two Departments.
LATTER HAS CLEAN SCORE
Coach Warmers Comparison of the
Leading Elevens.
HITCHES IN TECH-PREP GAME
Races at Aqueduct-McGraw May
Lose His Job-To Play for Bill
lizard TitIe-Bowling Battles.
LATTER HAS CLEAN SCORE
HITCHES IN TECH-PREP GAME


, 7,.-f-,,,.,,r, .fa,-era
When the f'iN anu ''''
take he field against ee'h otHTF isN'
Saturday each wi. h II joaneT III enc dc
--.rt,,eri Princeton has done the most
~. ,-r,-- -.+.r,s, r.e rro-
s'"'l"H '...7 -.
'u"-" the best results. a.' gam" a ~
'i. last week on princeton IN 'olaI points
hat tie 7 gers urc So far ahead In this
- 80. Nov. C ritt;a Likelihood of
''E"'N nm IT..
Hhf '@am '"l't'Hg "P VII" '-' III
Pen, eyjvaniaas and Indians both nave
...-..a go overharI Princeton. but Only a
..-..- .,t.--. for +hs. 1f,stysra play MIchi-
H-'' - .ha 1,dia1e
gan ana No'hei hsA'' ""''7 '"e
meet MihEsS'td ana ''''
o., ,ra,. ars errors for making
'.''' 'n' 0-.'. -, DaI,
T'ir-s "H"A '''''ES SUI
may Use dl'Hes"lL OF '"s'' -
IS steUp.ng stones to the largest total OF
.. go
- C,,,;,, ,-.-ocr- are q GOOD
so,ri3s tea-r, rrSrseIyes-the have over
as,a7 moro points per game Khan the In
It,-'- ar4 = i,nks - # the red men
- 80 q +ougbA- time with them
"''''' ,t, Cn[rsrs II Yale's goal
-. - h. C~ozs4l ar all this season it
t -. =, prt,.ceron or Harvard To do it.
- y'o,,.t ~. any mean feat iuasmuch as
-. 80 1a, bas been dangerously near
I'PoI' - -S- T-. r,-s,,1e Taans that haze
r.,~-d - q tundred points are: Har-
r.ard vale Princeton, PENNSYLVANIA. Cor
- brown. Dartmouth, Carlisle, Lafay-
So Syracuse, Pennsylvania state, WI
Si--s Sv-5r+hr0re Fordham. Lehlgh.
.!I5'S. ." a. t,jiCaqn and teams that
-. ,.,re5 more than 300 points are:
t3-t-,-a.r1,' PENNSYLVANIA and Carlisle.
E-st Pofrt and Annapolis are still be
90" - - - ,,.raI 20 winning from team
=. ~ 49,. -. Ll1t in making ten poin.s
VI VI - -, E--ofr ly-zer Point did better th-n
"gai'@l , " -, -, I,,s haen able to do Cor.
aly ,,,, slo~ed ON by five different
me- ilS'l .t"I y,,.ar5 f[- four. PennsyIva MIA by
teams Harvard - i'4! ~ ~ Eayv bv
lhI'5' - ~ ore dartmouth by
lhret' tllS AIii'I -
one ana Brown ny l''''
..t-,-.r,,. +r- Carlisle Indians
~ ~ most fruitfu! source of i'll
nav I.a .ba ,,resAI,t foot ball season.
80, l.,,.r,, bsIrni7g defeat Of Pennsyl-
i-etI siIr3ed lSifaspread speculation
N"'',' = rT,o,l>s acafnst Princeton:
a. - 80 Nv JSrincaton by an unexptct-
IL. eLsT,. I.,.ga score produced do,1bt of the
1-. Iu-N t', - Inc former victory and
res s,,.,,,aS eeya ,rsr Harvard in the
oI ti,eiL L. snn4Tfcial observers; then
iiliI!e49 zyr,In1 aafeat Of Harvard again
me- me- -, on thetr former pinnacle.
a. - r,,nra a., l.sa natural in view
Farts that the general foot ball
io,,ors ~ eb0T1f5 conclude trat Pennsyl
s 80 - tJaT-ard are voefuliy weak
,,r,Iarss a.n,[ 70 princeton. The opinion of
C.Ienr Warner. tie Indians coach. on
his score ought to carry considerable
,,sigh+ ON his return from Cambridge
Va declared:
We were confident We could win if our
ynar PLAYED as we'll az they did against
Pennsylvania. If va had pidYea no pet-
eratnst princeton we would have been
b"aten as badly as We were bealeh py
the Tigers ! think Princeton ls very
slightly, if any, stronger than HARVARD
and l think Harvard is sllghliy slsohset
than Pennsylvania as the Two Teams
PLAYED. against us 49,,
Il believe Pennsylvania must nave ",eh
overtrained in tne1F game WIN US Jurs
ing by their iethaTsE ALG Cheli s'DSr r
uueur awakening. and teiIeEe lle tedIi
is strong. Harvard ought 10 nave oseh
heytsr. any way, IN !ie" o. lAe l"o
weeks longer preparation Tor our gam
and the foreWarni < thEy Aaa. II We
had dIF neI9 asaii-SL ,.+',,,,
neye We could nave galAed sTouIld as
consistently against her, put o"th 10!
ward passes ana end runs were lhPossl-
bic on tie Wet neia' even alL1F re isI
rounded their enGS many tlllles n Ilat We
been able 20 rold the slppery pan 'heT7
might have been different story not
withstauding tn" ImposS'oittE OF seidhS
OF our most f"ThAuhp!r pays -,.
and IA q good goo 'H I'm defense. but when thu
backs were drawn away from the line to
stop enc plays al'L '' TdLI fa, a,,d
l...S y, [.~.-'', ,,1arrfa -rnars is in
,rirqir strength there. however, if the
team could get together
I do not know how HarN ar" ahG
princeton NyiHpate WIN arc '''' ''' '''7
S''' I-D'
Some light on the comparative strength
~ T5r,-.re1rrl and ale is given by the.
o-,,-so,, or Washington and jefferson men
~ r.Ia,ad against both They declared
Vale 10 have much more power al
4f,r.-sh p .rcetoo ran Ip a big score and
y.le uas held down. admittedly using
e..- ~ Tar nIa,s while an idea of how
Wa .rf Earvar1 ronuara NAV be
vs.r.E fro,,, no Erou.n games with both
- prlrl- declares Yale would have
"a Hazard az hadIy as she did his
..r, ATtInurh Yale used nothing but
-. nfa,e fr said trar Yale's attack al
- ,,7,,Ts r-,uer in It than Har-
s 81 +Iot tnr I'r,rrsor lad only
.',at ,,r,,,Id ,ieIJ ground
80 enee IN snGvy tla+ while
--.r,,i,,a .,C~ae mean no, hing il may
ll|ss'tj =. ,,.f g, fairIy clos line on
- -. ,47. ,,5vror fpsy NM into their
- -, ,,-y.7 tIe,- 5.n.t arrannIis. II