Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-22
No Opposition to Stallines.
FOOT BALL NOTES.

Prlnceton's 40 score against Fordham
yesterday was all made in the first half,
when the regulars were turned loose on
the New Workers. The visiting team
and the score doesn't tell the whole story
of the game. It's beat Yale" this year
with the Tigers, and they are not worry
ing much over how small their scores
are against weaker teams.
PENIS team goes to winslow Junction
today for a little freshening up. The loss
of keinath In the struggle against the
Indians is going to be serious handi-
cap to the Red and Blue.
President Roosevelt is scheduled to be
present at the Navy-Harvard game. AS
the midshipmen's commander-in-chief and
as a son of Harvard he cannot very well
show much Partially.
ath's foot yesterday. but it Is almost GER
tain PENIS quarterback will not be in
the game with the Indians Saturday.
From Washington, Pa. comes the re-
port that the Washington and jefferson
eleven is in weak condition, and that it is
expected Yale will run up a big score in
the game Saturday.
Cornell varsity was able to score only
once on the scrub team yesterday, and
this after terrific battle of thirty min
utes' duration.
For the remainder Of the week Lafay-
cite will have secret practice. The EastOn
team expects hard game next Saturday
with Brown.
Darrell, the big center of the Carlisle
Indian team, was back on the field yester-
day. so that the report that his injury
yn,,11 lI0lr, -
next Saturday is hardly to be credited.
The Carlisle Indian coaches got a fright
yesterday when Thorpe, the famous drop
kicker, came out of a Scrimmage lame.
He was hurried to the hospital and his
game Saturday to keep the Penn rOoters
nervous.
Howard and Douglas. the Navy coaches,
got into the game on the scrub line yes
terday. but the regulars could not be
stopped.
Mike Thompson will referee at West
Point Saturday and will probably officiate
at the Harvard-Brown game October 81.
OF the team that met Yale at West
Point Saturday, only three men, Moss,
Besson and Philoon, We're in the army
Yale games last year.
Andy Smith and Mike Bennett, two
former L. of P. fullbacks and stars in
their day. are coaching rival schoolboy
teams near Philadelphia.
Capt. Bill HOllenbach, Penns best all
round man, was severely injured last Sat
urday and may not be able to play even
in the Michigan game.
Capt. Horn of Syracuse, whose team
plays Princeton Saturday. has a broken
rib. He suffered with 1t for nearly a
week and attributed the pain to some
slight bruise.
1t has been runlored that scholastic
deficiencies have kept Capt Dillon of the
Tigers from the gridiron this season, but
this is denied by Coach Roper. who says
that Dillon will get into the game when
ever he likes.
Steve Crosby. Harvard end Of nearly
games at Cambridge. and says that not
for many years has the coaching seemed
SO businesslike or the team made more
consistent progress.
Carlisle, Pennsylvania and Princeton
coaches say that the Villa Nova team
plays about the toughest game of any of
the smaller teams. Villa Nova's tactics
in 1907 were what kept that team off the
Yale schedule this fall.
Harvard and Dartmouth have played
nineteen foot ball games since 1888 Of
these Harvard has won fourteen games
Dartmouth two games. and there have
been three tie games. Harvard in all
these games has scored 4O7 points and
Dartmouth has scored 6 points. Since
1901, which was the first year Dartmouth
ever. scored on Harvard, the Crimson has
won three games. scoring Il points:
Dartmouth has won two games, scoring
66 points. and there have been to and
o to ties.