Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF FOOT BALL WORLD
Scoring Records of the Vari-
Gus College Teams to
Date.

V-nhna-cn eleyens in the foot ball arena
have narrowed down to Harvard. Yale.
LAFAYETTE New York University, Pennsyl-
vania State and Minnesota. or these onl!
three-Harvard. Yale and Minnesota
have won all of their games ana oniE
Yale has not been scored on. OF the SIN
unbeaten teams only New York tnlVer-
sity has scored less than lo polnts-ahu
she has made close To it-showlnG no"
offensive strength has counted III making
successful season. Yale. with nj points
for herself and none for opponents. Is
easily at the top in the scoring tap'e'
one other team however. has passed the
900 point mark. The Carlisle Indians nave
2nS. and are again in the lead Had Har-
ward and Yale bucked up against some OF
the teams the Indians have they could
have had 4,t3 points by this time II they
had wanted them.
with opponents having practically one-half
as many points as the Tigers themselves,
Io1 to 20 being the exact figures. That Is
an unusual record for a team or Prince,
TOMS standing 1t looks like pronounced
defensive weakness. when. In real1ty. IL
was extensively that the Tigers leu doWn
badly this year. Nearly half or their lol
points were made against one team, Stew
ems One team Vermont. has the same
figures on each side of the ledger, ~ for
and against opponents.
Total scores to date are as follows:
Harvard. 1os eight games; Yale. colo ,nlne
rnmss fTncea@n ,ui"a S"mrs: t"rnsil. Sos
tseven games: Navy. Ji-36 'seven N,amesl
eight games: Lafayette. 15o-l2 ,six games,
Carlisle. 2o3- n 'ten games Fcrdham -. Ill
SamesI; Syracuse. ~ IS eight games: VIII
liam>, ~ ~ 'sevcn games; Iennsylvanla sta,c
games: Wesleyan. 5, - eight games: vir
ginia. I'll ,tiy" gamesl: Gettysburg. 40
high. = 81 ,sc,en games: Colgate. lss-t5
games: Nillan"Sa. so. tsx games
n 5ip"I "@Ren sams %t" G@orsetcwn saai Isl.
games: Maine. 81 eight games; MasninstoG
Marshall. fsG 10 ,sevan games: stevens, ~ 1926
five gamrs,: Vermont. 3s-3S 'sevcn games.
,sernn games,: Minneso,s I5s-1e six games;
chicago. 12I "a 'six games: Michigan 1"'--
tSiX games.
Yale Takes Rest Cure.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, November l6.-
After the hard game OF Saturday. when
the Yale team lost weight aggregating lib
pounds. the Yale coaches allowed the
members OF the varsity a rest yesterday
Many of them are out OF town and
others took a long walk. The continued
humidity has made the lives of the play
ers miserable. and they fail to return
to their regular weight on account of the
heat.
Walter Logan. the regular end. threw
away his cane and went out to watch
the practice. He says he will be able
To play by next Saturday, and IL so Will
start the game at right end.
Philbin. Coy. Logan and some of the
other veterans held a conference TO dis
cuss Saturdays game. and came TO the
conclusion that the quarterback position
was the weakest point: also that Savage
should have been in when Yale had the
ball on the 5-yard line and Coy shifted 10
end.
Reports from the Yale infirmary were
not as favorable those of Sunday;
when 1t was said the injuries to Vaughan
and DAILY We're slight, and that they
would be able to be on the field yester-
day. Instead both We're at the inf1rmary.
II is reported now that one OF the small
homes in Days shoulder is broken and
that vaughant knee is badly injured.
Besides Savage the coaches are work
ing Naedel and Brooks. Naedel play
ed FOR a while Saturday and did well.
With personal advice from Hinkey and
Howard Jones this week he will likely
be in great condition next Saturday, as
will Brooks think the coaches.
Polishing Ends at Harvard.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, November 10
Harvards foot ball team returned from
the north shore yesterday morning and
regular work i'm the Stadium was resumed
in the afternoon. The practice was light,
the ends doing the greater part of the
work. Before the squad came out Coaches
Campbell and Leary had the ends out for
drill. The coaches expect to brace up
Harvards weakest place before the Yale
game next Saturday. AT present there
will be no changes.
When the varsity lined up for signal
drill Browne and Smith took their regu-
lar places on the wings. Houston and ROg
signals with the substitutes. IL
Browne and Smith cannot do better work.
il is the opinion the other ends will have
first choice.
Capt. Fish was out on the field. but did
not line up with the first team. lie is not
severely injured. According to the med
ical attendant. Fish will be ready for
practice this afternoon. The other first
string men who played Saturday came
through the game without a scratch. The
line withstood Dartmouth's attack with
out injury. and the backs will be ready
for the championship game.
Ii is understood that Leslie will he first
choice for right halfback. instead OF +.
Smith. Both men were substitute backs
last fall and played in the final game.
The practice was mostly with the open
game. Special coaching on the forward
pass kept coaches and players busy
Shake-Up Due at Penn.
PHILADELPHIA. November 1G-Penn-
sylvania will present a different lineup
I'm the game against Cornell from the
eleven defeated BY Michigan Saturday.
The Red and Blue coaches are far from
being satisfied with tire work of the
team In the battle with the Wolverines
and il is known that several changes will
he made for the Thanksgiving game
With the exception OF Hutchinson none
OF the Penn players came up to require
nents against Michigan, and some severe
drilling Is In store
There was no practice at Franklin Field
yesterday afternoon. All the Penn play
ers are nursing bruises and sore Joints
a result of their clash with the husky
westerners. but none is seriously injured.
Pike and FretZ were the track and
lmbered up by running five miles.
Serious work for Cornell will begin to-
day. and secret practice will be the order
daily until the big game. Ramsdell is
rounding into shape and may be able to
play against Cornell but il will be sew