Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-17
CLO SING DAYS OF FOOT BALL PLAY.
OUAKERS AND NAVY LEAD IN POINTS SCORED

PENNSYLVANIA and Annapolis boso missed
reaching a total OF 200 points by hair
last aturday. All the Navy haad to do
to get there was to kick a goal from its
touchdown while Pennsylvania Is two
points short OF the mark 1t is likely that
both will have more than 200 points be-
fore the season ends and that they VIII
be the only two which will. Princeton
season is over. and the Tigers not only
made fewer points than any of the teams
in their class. but more points were scor-
ed against them The total is Sgt.
1t was an unusual season for the Jersey
men. They played ten games and won
only five of them. Three were ties and
two were defeats Oddly enough they
ridn't score in any of the ties and did
score in each of the defeats. The team
was not one that developed power In the
attack. the sort of game that wears OPP
moments out combating IL. Both Yale and
Dartmouth finished stronger than Prince
ton AS between Harvard and Yale, the
latter has done more scoring In FEWER
games, but has been scored on more
Three touchdowns have been made
against Yale and only one against dar-
ward
This would indicate that Yale must
atiflen UP her defense for harvard. fet
may be termed a strictly rushing attack
Brown made two touchdowns against iaie
bn forward passes. and there was a penalty
and on onside kick that put Princeton
near enough to Yale's goal line TO carry
The ball over 1t surely looks as II the
Harvard-Yale game would find scoring by
both sides, but If 1t does 1t will be the
first time since 1884.
Of the varsity teams in the eastern
Rroup&Vireinia has the best defensive rec
nyyfp h,aa
Eastern elevens that have made more
than 100 points are Harvard, Yale. Penn
sylvania Carlisle. Brown, Syracuse. VIII
hams, Pennsylvania State and Trinity.
Harvard Captain in Toys.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, November IL
The Harvard foot ball team ran through
q few signals yesterday afternoon and
practiced a little kicking and catching
The work was very short, lasting scarcely
an hour.
The feature of the practice was the re-
appearance in foot ball clothes of Capt
Burr, who was injured more than a Tort
night ago. He logged around the Held
number of times to get himself into cOnoi-
ton. He will continue to work nshtly
throughout the week in the hope that ne
may be in shape to play Saturday against
Yale.
All the Harvard players came through
the stiff Dartmouth game IN eAceiiehl
shape The only man injured was Dunlap
the left guard. His shoulder was shshtiy
wrenched, but he will be in condltlon 10
play Saturday.
Wilmington put up so strong a game
against Dartmouth through the second
half that he may be first choice Tor the
position of left guard in case Burr does
not get into the game again.
Last night the biggest foot ball mass
meeting of the year was held in the Har-
ward Union. Capt. Burr, Coach Haugh-
ton and Graduate Manager Garcelon all
addressed the meeting. Today the under
graduates will hold a huge demOnstra-
ton. They will march in body to SOL
diers' Field headed by a band. where
they will watch the last practice the
Eleven will hold in Cambridge before leav-
Ing for Pennington tomorrow.