The sun., 1909-11-02
IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD
YALE NOW HEADS LIST IN TIE
SCORING TOTALS.


Yale has gone to the front both way.
In the seasons scoring The Ella oppo-
nents have nothing. while the New Haven
men. by means OF the - points against
Amherst. now have fatter total Of points
than any other team. Yale has avera Red
lust - points game. which IL Just a shade
under four touchdowns a game. LAFAYETTE
still has the biggest scoring average, rs
points game for four games. which Is Just
shade over four touchdowns q game
Minnesota's goal line was crossed last week.
and Yale, Dartmouth, Lafayette and New
York University are the only ones left
against whom no scoring has been done.
Pennsylvania began to get nearer her real
form last week and succeeded In running
her total up to over q hundred At the
same time since Pennsylvania goal was
crossed the nrst time the Quaker team has
not been able to blank an opponent. Brown
broke the ice with a touchdown, Pennsyl-
'vania State made feld goal and the Indians
made touchdown. Princeton has been
scored on aud once beaten her last two
times out and scored on In four OF her seven
games. II. as limited. the Tigers are con-
eesltng their true strength they are doing
Il in a masterly manner.
Totals scores to date are as follows:
Harvard, 7s-e tslx games,: Yale. 1910 Cseven
games; Princeton. oS-T (seven Gamcs); Penn
sylvanls, n7-i4 (seven games): Cornell. b4-n
(nve gAmcs); West Point 57-sa (nve rames):
Annapolis. $50 Cnve games); Dartmouth
10 tslx eames); Brown, 5s-2a (six rames)
Lafayette. 1910 flour games) Carlisle. lse-es
eight games); Fordham. 42-i, rour games):
New York University. 80 three gsmesl: Syra-
cuse, G-7z Csix gamesl: Williams, ss-S2 (fvc
gam es); Amherst, i7-es (nve sames): Wesleyan
S-S tslx gamcs): Pennsylvania State, ss-ii
-four gameS; Virginia. ss-ii -four ramesl:
Pttsourg. OLE Cnve ramcs): Bucknei si-H
-four rsmes): Lehigh. ss-ls (fve gsmes,: Col
gate, 1910 Cnve gamcsl: VInanova, ei-x1
-four gsmes); Bowdoin. $50 Isix ramcs); Holy
Cross S-A (six gamcsl; Georgetown, se-tO
-four games): George Washington. SO ave
games: Maine s7-R (six gamesl; Washington
and Jefferson. 100 -four gamesl: Franklin
and Marshall. 1S-s tnve gamesl: Stevens. 1.-s0
three games1; Vermont. MI (nve rames):
Trinity. @-4s (nvc games); Tufts. lT-t ave
EamesI: Minnesota, iie-s tnve gamesl: Chicago
N-D -four Games); Michigan. Ss-S -four ramesl;
Andover. tA-Ss teight games): Exeter. $40
ak gsmes).
Two games will be played In New York
this afternoon. Fordham vs.. GeorRetown
at American League Park and New York
University VS.. Wesleyan at Ohio Field.
Both OF the New York teams are making
nne records and both are particularly anx-
ious to win to-day because OF the sharp
rivalry: There is nothing but confidence
at Fordham that the team will take care Of
Two Teams thus iar has been bee such that % III II
Fordham should be beaten It would be a big
S.So1d nnx sss., hs: much ths better
and in that game the Tigers were lucky to
vin. A defeat OF Cornell and a decisive
Fordhsm's achievements. Georgetown's
sSS.a sSSsa ssKss q a.ees ss ,9 yiSStOgy ever Gal
defeat by North Caroline The Washing
tonians. like Fordham. have lost only one !
ing played no team in common with Ford |
ham.
New York University has had over a week |
will be crowding the battles close together, |
he wing plated Union only last Saturday. |
snd have the bsst they ever have hsa
1ess ASns 81 esr sssypees pe.ior.sSss ts con-
appear TO be at all unevenly matched
ton the question Of more attention to and |
more systematic coaching for the Tiger
freshmen came up for emphatic expression
il that. the cubs should not be neglected any
more. The action evidently L bearing
better tbs Year than ati they nave fos
;1ssR:SS Tsss hen sssy SsoS;;d ;; the a.xsTd
youngsters e II, L. Dowd. who played end
w lnc NALbtey t0fu IASt year. likSWlHe |
II is evident that there is some promising
material In the freshman squad. Capt.
bPsndlsstGn: Pend s: S;h Thc play. apaErtsrbscs: ri has
next year. Another good player Is Heath.
said 70 have % sent away S seventy S yard a aTive
who bids fair to become varsity timber.
Capt. Miller of Pennsyivsnis appears to
De one OF those players who rises 70 the
the more likely he is to do his best woTE.
In games OF lesser moment his work has
not been such as TO create confidence in his
IN big games he has nSuished himself
by his hne all around playing. He flashed
to @ last Sf t6s year IN had
come near his Cornell game form. After
beng Ditps "a, q dissppoiptmsnt up; TO the tussle
top form, again. Not only did he shine
ssipst So the t rsd men p by his dsshns ,5 play
ably at ausrter6acf. In runnIne off plays
and Psnns9fSsns 9HHs "a & State % snOouHters % ' brow"
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1T was announced
ys.,erday that there would be fifteen
and several hundred students went out to
opened But they e had toe to wait Tor n'S an hour
.ids he practice Was nearly over. There
vas " ntteen MINUTES more oonsistins mainly
~ puntln8 ana kicking. In the secret pIhc-
lice there was only one touchdown. That
vas made by Savage. who was playing az
right halfback. He carried the ball straight
through the centre over the line for the
,ouchdown. The scrubs line held after
that and though the varsity Threatened
he goal several times they were unal be
10 send the ball across the line. Ii
Andrus and Hobbs, the guard and tackle
Who played practically through Saturdays
zane. did not come out to the field this
afternoon. Murphy did not play as the
coaches are afraid ne VIII be injured Phil
bin, who Witnessed the Harvard Army game
It West Point Saturday. assisted In the
coaching.
Howe was not at the field this afternoon
md Johnson took his place at quarterback.
He played such a good game Saturday
against Amherst that the coaches will
'tart him in the championship games.
PRINCETON. N. j.. Nov. I..-EyerythinR !
Tas gloomy down at University Field. and
he result was one OF the poorest practice .
'essons Of the year. About half OF the
men who were in the Navy game sre an
BANGED up and will be out Of active service {
Or two or three days at least. To-day
,nly Siegling, McGreEor. Woehr, Waller,
sparks. Garrett and Bergen donned football !
uits and got into the scrimmage- The
crubs scored a couple Of touohdowns on
iraight line bucks and an onside kick that I
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