The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
CAMP THINKS
HIGHLY OF brown

Commenting on Saturdays football
games. Walter Camp says of Brown:
1T will te a gC cd plan 10 keep an eye
on Brown, as they show more pace,
fellows. They arc working TO the limit
on open play and waste little time on
blind line plungirg."
Writing OF the football outlook Camp
devotes a lot of attention to Pennsylya-
mia. which Brown plays at Philadelphia
next Saturday. Hc says:
pennsylvania has come along rapidly.
and is evidently hlding In Regean a good
Their attack is developing almost from
the point where they stopped last sea-
son. Bucknell secured a score. II Is true,
but that was safety caused by van
Aran Pennsylvanias centre, passing
over the fullback's head just as Van
Aram OF Syracuse treated his fullback In
the Yale game. the only difference being
that in the Yale game the Yale guard Sc
cured the ball for a touchdown, whereas
in the Pennsylvania game Pennsylvania
secured IL for n safety.
Pennsylvania back field looks TO be
like Princeton SD set OF eNperlenceu
men of naturally good quality, ana 'ney
should make a strong aggregation pc
fore the season closes. The line cannot
be IS easily measured until they are more
extended than they have been up TO date;
.In fact Pennsy,vania's line learned
more under the grief of errauc playing
by their back field last season IMAM they
are learning under the easier work they
arc having now. and IL was that very
discipline that made them come 20 nne
front so oetermincdly against michigan
and HnHTry against tUrnetf,
BROWN DEVELOPING FAST.
Browns fast work against the uniVer-
sity of Maine team SATURDAY aItei iVp, III
was source of great satisfaction 10 the
friends OF the hill eleven, ana that tne
team should score within one OF as many
points against Maine In one nan as
/. .1., a
Haryard dlo against the same ass, ,it,es
tion in both the Saturdays previous gives
somewhat of a line on the strength or
the team. -, A., oil
points of play with the exception ot ga
signals. and. as these had been cnangeu
hut A few days before, together WIN ssN-
eral new plays introduced. IL was iaiuiy
expected that this department Wou.u l run
as smoothly as before. IeW orossvs risvs
were noticed, and. as whole; the pay
went n little slow. This trouble Will De
mastered however. before the iSIisfl
vania game next saturday ana tnc sis .ho
nails will run all right As WIZ 49, ri,,
lineup showed improvement
rhe line repeatedly opened UP Iarsd
eaps i'm the Maine line for the BACKS anu AM
the interference oil end runs ss mus nv Den
seen this season. This Is SHOWN Dy ae,d
nic'e ram the entire length or the e nelu.
Wa was so we'll guarded that the Vlsi,ins V
MIA avers could not get AT MN wo n,ls .ors
raaae nv McDOnalu rr-1, :,
1 tufie ~ arodurt of fine interference. Inc
work @ Of Mayhem and Regnier IN the me paoS sGS
field was of fast nature ana ,,,,s,on sn9 was
the line bucking of the back DIVISION . m''
s,,,, IN n,ss ss strong as at at time last year;
Lack Of ,5s tdrwnTd IN fnS pass pass
ing department, out .ne ,,ree occasions.
was worked perfectly on tnree ais Nv
Y,sek Mas Of familiarity with the signals mas oy oy
Honiss was responsible for the Two The
tbraa times this play went wrong, nd
.nree nrt-s ere fast rounding into shape, ana no
L G IS confidently expsStedd ,Snt next whes Sat- t.
takes the field at Phiiadeipin,an pirang % as the
one orea hat met Pennsy last year. aitnons dso,ayi
It is now hardly up to tine the iorIn is prob
ea ~ y Sonklin. will be In At centre
and and Raauet at rlsht guard oSers Sa,sr1siSIi viii
and. with this lineup, ,he 20 " Keen the
End tner bows wGrS FROM crossing their goal line
Much favorable G o1 SoTmeHn tSs WAY wS Dennie ran
.,dt ,onn, lie il making good AT qua.sei
and and showing better work In every s''"0'