The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-12
TN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
TIGERS AND YALE LEADERS IN
TWO DEPARTMENTS.

Wntu inc nAAt huA FNhloCbuu tlNN0uA NAV
the field against each other next Saturday
aach will be a lsadsr In one department.
I Princeton has done the most scoring this fall.
Yale's defence has produced the best results.
Yale gained a lgtle last week on Princeton
In total points. but the Tigers are NO far ahead
In this regard that there h little likelihood
Of any team catching up with them. The
PennaylVaniana and Indians both have a
chance TO overhaul PriCetOn. but only a slim
chance. FOR the Quaksrs play Michigan and
Cornell next. while the Indians meet Minne-
sofa and ChiCa 20. The Indians are thirty
nine points behind Princeton. and they are
terrOrs for making points when things suit
them; so they may use Minnesota or Chicago
I or both. a. stepping stone to the largest
total OF the year.
Stages ChicaR MarOons are a good scoring
team themselves they have avera ged more
points per game than the Indians and "
IOOkB as IL the red men would have a tougher
time with them than with the GOpbers. II
Yaleis goal line Ia to be crossed at all this
season IL IL up to Princeton OF Harvard to
do IL. II won't be any mean feat. m
as nobody so far has been dangerously near
Wales goal by rushing. Teams that have
scored over a hundred points are: Harvard.
Vale, Princeton. Pennsylvania. Cornell.
Brown. Dartmouth, Carlisle. Lafs vette. SYRIA
cuse. Pennsylvania State. Williams. Swarth-
more. FOrdhsm. Lehigh, Michigan and Chi
Z ca 20, ana IPdHls llhN nave ScOTeh more tuhu
20 points are. Princeton. PENNSYLVANIA and
4 Carlisle.
West Point and ANNA polls are still below
| the hundred marx. Neither has shown an
offence euIal TO winning from a team OF the
first rank; but in making fen points against
Cornell West Point did better than any other
team has been able to do. Cornell has been
scored OH ny i've different teams. Harvard
by four. Pennsylvania by three. Princeton
by two. the Navy by three. che Army by one.
Dartmouth by one and Brown bv four. Total
scores follow:
Harvard. l=2 81 eight Eancs,; Vale, ia q
eight gsmesl: Prinreton. .52-ii eight ESmesl:
| Pennsylvania. IN 60 Ueh gamma; Cornell. I52 ~
eight ganes); West Point, $40 six games:
Annapolis. $40 mine gsmeS): Brown, III 20
I eight Esmes): Dartmouth. i.s-tO eight games:
Carlisle, .A7--4S mime Ganesl; Lafayette, i4i-4
tseVen RHmcsl: ~ rscuse. is5 -J7 tSeven games.
pennsylvania state ,t55 80 seven gamesD:N llliGnS,
iOl- 10 rcigth xSmrsl; Amherst, a. ~ teG gSmes).
Swarthmorc. ii5 81 OlS games; rordhNm, i57 -
six gameSl: .Irhlgh. l5S- - eight gamesl; WeAs
ley6n, 2e--iS4 tsigAt Ghnesl. New York University,
70 az AVe gAmcs); HaverfOrd. 6s-i4 five games:
Amherst AgGIes. "a telEht GAmes'; Virginia.
~ - seven gamesl: buckueli, ~ 1854 eight
gam~s'; Colgate. 0e--H eight eAmesl: stevens,
80 lbs slN games; TUFTS, 66-c3 Ave games;
Dickinson, "a - ave EameS: BOwdoin, q. ~
'siA EAmes). Michigan, 100 - . NV games: chicago,
itl-.i tour EsInes,, EXtesr, Ia ~ u-n games.
Andover. 81. eight games.
Two OF the best ends that ever played
football will take Part in the coaching al
Harvard and Yale from nov IN. Frank
! Hinksy has Welded 10 the desDairing urging
I NJ Vale aud ~ Oh the grCund 10 give lac end
candidates a few needed lessons. iIinkey
was out West, and il was not until Jim Rodgers
added his persuasive eloquence TO that oil
other Vale men that the king, OF all ends
The playing Of the ends viii improve under
his tutorship goes without saying. Yale
| who spent Al few days at New Haven last
: week. Gates has been very successful in
hiding capable ENDS Ssou a. A%nhsDolis; a.
squad for the rest Of the season. No better
man could he found to take hold al Cam
bridge in this the hour Of trial. Campbell
was not only a past master NJ end play. but
he. with Bill Reid. ~ head coach. welded
hat has Spoyted the Crimson in years. There
are those a. Harvard who think II would De
a good idea TO SHIFT Hranl from Crnir" &"
end and put Nonrse st. centre
The defensive formation 'iSed by Yale
last saturday Stiraofed "A good deal Oi at
: tent.on. The men scattered ont until IN,
defence loOar,: Ike q sieve. but II was a sieve
only in appearance. There Were more uIru
back Of the line han on II. COugdOu. who
did = good deal Of open feih t%ackling. Dropped
hack several wards, and the ends. who were
ON fhs eNtrpuip out side. mere back ten wards
This formation proved efficient in stopping
forward passes and other Open plays. hUi
" lbOhFh WY 80 NA' lNhA = "
had a knack Of closing mp, however. before
material gain was uItdr through the line.
u isn't u formation to he used with a team OI
it, /, ward line ar with only u yard or ~ 4"
10 hy The other side. "Nltts this eN-
J Claimed JohYny Miyh"w at rrownt The frat
/ lime Yale assumed ia" form atiOu.
There was a Di' OF thinking by Harlan of
: Princeton in liz Amherst game IL he did what
he IL credited with doing. Time for the first
hall was nearly up when the hall Was uassed
% Harlan for "a run just a. that moment
I sf srniVr nm In La hinQyn la fl01tafA tint fsY,a
was up. SO Harlan made an instant change
OF plans and let 20 With a drop Kick ins'ead
! whistle sounded and the goal counted. liar
Ian must haze a hnir trigger thinking sppa-
ratus.
Livery Saturday produces something son
sational in goal tickinE. Last Saturday
O'Brien Of S~warthmOre came to the front
once more. T~ivalliug the fea' ~ 'aprOu Of
I Minnesota in making three drop Kicks ia one
game; OBIish - sa'a 70 I'VE RickSS no less
the ease bis toe alone has colried for forty
Of the ~ points made by SwarthmOre- more
: than q third ~ the total.
erman SchulH dra eyed IO-t over in the
corner Of tho. gym he other afternoon with
rn air Of great NY 4frry ard seCretneaa. Yost'
expected To hpsr Hnile or the signals had be-
ONE knoEn ard trOtted over wide awake.
but when he got away from The crowd the 24o
pound centre asked in a Whispering voice.
Say. coach, do YOU care II cut out my head
gear after this"
What's the matter?" asked Yost.
We'll, YOU See" went on Germany. swaI-
lowing the lump in his throat, Ter all my
girl thinks I'm getting bald. and she wants
me to quit wearing the thing, Michigan
Daily.
A~NNAPoLIs. Nd. NoY. .~Ii.vSecTet practice
began nj the Naval csdemy this afternoon
and watohmen kept every one except the mid
shipmen and the Navy contingent almost
out Of sight Of the grounds while the football
work was going on. The practice will be
secret only on Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day Of each week. and on Tuesday and
While disappointe Ell az the decisive defeat by
Swarthmore ON saturday. the Navy has no
idea OF becoming discouraged. and there Ia
iust 40 much confidence that the Army will
be defeated as ever in the minds Of the mem
hers Of the team and other midahipmen.
The great problem with which the coaches
are graphing il the development OF absO-
lulely reliable men for fullbaok and right
halGback and getting the whole backleld
lato shape where " WORKS IKE = machine.