Evening journal., 1908-11-09
RESULT OF GAMES
! ON The GRIDIRON

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= Although the finishing touches are
yet to be put TO the majority Of the
important Eastern college football
teams to prepare them for the cham
pionship games, various remarkable
events on the gridiron on Saturday
seem TO make it practicable to pick the
present leader in the football world.
On the basis Of Harvards brilliant vic
tory over Carlisle Saturday, Browns
tic game with Yale and Dartmouth's
win over Princeton. Harvard would
seem to have first choice.
Carlisle. which has held the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania to score Of to
6, was trounced by Harvard. II to 0.
Brown, which Harvard had little trou
Bile in beating. to .. a week ago.
outplayed Yale, the blue sympathizers
feeling lucky TO escape with a 1O-to-10
tie.
With Dartmouth. which showed de-
cisive superiority over Princeton in its
O-to-6 victory in New York Harvard
has only Williams scores for compar-
ison. Harvard disposed of Williams. 10
to 0. and the Berkshire boys i'm their
scoreless contest.
Score comparisons, however, are un-
reliable in the present development Of
the teams. Harvard has probably shown
/ the greatest development Of any of the
/ big Eastern elevens Dartmouth, with
the exception OF Pishon. the little
quarterback. has practically the same
team that last year overwhelmed Har-
ward. These two elevens will meet next
Saturday. and should Dartmouth win
she win have realized her ambition to
rank among the very first Of the big
teams.
Annapolis. which piled up so points
against Villa Nova on Saturday. still
leads in scoring. with 1874 The Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania is next, with 17s.
while Yale with 142 Harvard. with
l22; Syracuse, with 115, and Brown,
with 1O5. are the only other Eastern
teams above the century mark.
None of the Eastern teams has an
unsullied goal. Yale's record was the
last to tumble, Brown smirohing IL
twice on Saturday.
Following are the scores of Satur-
days games:
Penn. "a; Lafayette, T.
Yale. 10; Brown, 10.
Dartmouth. 10; Princeton.
Cornell, 6; Amherst 0.
Harvard, II; Indians, O
Navy. so: Villanova. g.
Army, G; Springfield r. S. 3.
State. SO; Bucknell 6.
Lehigh. 2; IIaverford. 0.
Colgate. 6; Syracuse, 0.
Gettysburg, G; Western Maryland. O
University OF Fittsburg Il; West
Virginia. 0.
w. and j. 16; Dickinson. O.
Holy Cross. s. Tufts. 0.
Union. S9 Hobart. 5.
r. =. l., IL; n Y. University. 0.
Hamilton, 5; st. Lawrence O.
Harvard Freshmen. 10; Brown Fresh.
men. o.
Trinity. 40; Wesleyan. 0.
Lebanon Valley Ia; Middletown A. c
Ursinus. So; Medico- Chi. O.
Mercersburg, II; Lawrencevine, 6.
Hin School. II; Pottstown. 0.
r. and NJ, s.; Muhlenberg. 0.
Bordentown NJ l.. 16; Montclair. 6.
Yale Freshmen, 3; Princeton Fresh
men. 0.
Penn Freshmen, IS; starkey Semi
nary. o.
l'tidWdTe, o. Rutgers. 3.
Susquehanna. %; Sunbury. 5.
Villanova Props. 81; Philadelphia
Dental. O.
Baltimore City College. "a; Mnlers
vile. H.
Atlantic City H. S. 3; Central Man
ual. O.
Andover. 12; Exeter. 0.
Blair Hall. 6; Peddie. o.
Williams. 0; Vermont, q.
Marquette, Il; Lawrence. q.
Michigan, So: Kentucky State 0
Vanderbilt. Is; Tennessee, .
Purdue. 16; Northwestern, 10.
Nebraska. %: Ames. II.
Wisconsin. 5; Minnesota. 0.
st. Louis, 6; Sewanee, 0.
Wooster Is; Carnegie Teach, g.
Notre Dame, IL; Indiana, 0.
Illinois, %; Iowa, 0.
Kenyon, 80; Cincinnati, 0.
Case Is; Ohio State, s.
George Washington. 80: w. ana w.. ,
A. and NJ. 2i; Davidson. o.
Auburn, 49, Georgia Tech, o.
Virginia Polytechnic. 10; North Car
olina.-O.
Philadelphia Central II. S, 54
Washington. II. s., T.
Pennsylvania, 6; Georgetown. 5.
st. Mary's, 6; Central University.
Louisiana state. 6; Mississippi A
and NJ. 6.
Stevens, 1e; Jefferson Medical. 0.