Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-31
Experts Think Temperament
May Beat Dusky Lads.
MUST GET GOOD START
Tigers Will Work to Discourage
Redskins From the Kickoff.
CARLISLE LADS CONFIDENT
. Nothing But Talk at Minor Leagues
Meeting-Three First Chances
Win at Pimlico and Jamaica.
MUST GET GOOD START
CARLISLE LADS CONFIDENT

For a game that Is regarded likely to
b. 81 exceptionally close and Interesting
as tre Prince ton-Carlisle game is expect
ed to develop at the Polo Grounds New
York, Saturday, there is surprisingly little
betting on the outcome. II is very diff
cult 70 get Z line on popular sentime Mt
opinion that Carlisle last Saturday showed
the best foot ball that has been seen on
the gridiron in two years and yet there
seems 10 be a hesitancy about covering
Princeton money in the coming match.
Princeton. on the other hand. is banking
on its team ralying treme ndously after
its setback at Ithaca. and showing some
thing of the form that Princeton teams
have shown in a crisis in the past
Undoubtedly the one great weakness of
the Carlisle teams has always been the
volatile temperament OF the Indian He
IS very prone to excessive citation or dis
enlargement. The weaknesses of Prince
ton are pretty well understood. The ele-
nonts OF strength in the Indians are not
50 well established. 1t can be assumed
IN view of Prince toms failure to bore
through Il strong defense, that the team
Is net especially strong in straight foot
ball attack. except in its speed. The
weakness Of the line contributed In part
20 that Carlisle ought to check straight
linz attacks well. unless ratified by set
backs. but whether they will be caught
of their guard at the start by trick plays
IS d question. In speed. Princeton has
nothing on Carlisle. and certainly has
nothing on her in the execution of for
ward passes and the like In Kicking.
Carlisle seems to be not exceptionally
strong. and its success against Penn
syiyania in the kicking game was due to
superior following o. the ball. The Indian
ends were down the field invariably under
their shorter kicks. lie Pennsylvania
forwards were sTy-hared when the
Quakcrs kicked. This gave Mount Pleas
ant and Houser the opportunity to run
PACK punlS eltSclyelE ana NOR man OH
the same thing will be tried by Coach
Warner Saturday.
IN tAe success OF me lsaIanS tn1s.
l - - ,,fc,ar, 1f.t5er can foIioT
their kicks ven and at the same time pre-
vent Princeton's forwards from getting
down they ought to more tH"h hold th+F
own. 1t is certain that princeton Is dI-
reCting extraordinary efforts to getting
men down under KICKS ftiHc1loh II
helped by the fact that IL mas va
rlety of kickers TO punt, VINO can enlPloy
different style kicks which VIII he DIM
cult to handle
Mount Peasant. 1ouseF ana EAeiidite
are the strength or Carlisle team. toG-
ser as d fullback is runner of excep-
tional ability both in line and IN the
open field. while his sure-footed KICKING
for goals has already attracted wide
spread attention. Mount Peasants fleet
ness in running ends and in the open
field has always marked him as phe-
nonenal player but his passing has been
of almost greater value.
Princeton is best at the open style o.
NAV which requires a good line. so that
there is no one. even at Princeton, who
can foretell Just what the team will do.
AT all events the game will afford trial
for the Tigers which will have a trcmen-
dolIs influence on the teams showing
later in the game with Yale.
r,
EdWatus Jolhs Aiseie'
PRINCETON. n J.. October 81
p-;roa.or.s foot hall faculty. which now
''-' .,-., 49, ,,,.t,~,o,i,r
has almost oulhuihoeleu t''S 't'e
faculty, received a further addition yes
to-day afternoon when Bill Edwards,
Who fe a standby for the Pri1ceto ton team.