The sun., 1909-11-10
THE FOOTBALL WORLD
SMALLER ELEVENS AND THINGS
EAEY HAVE DONE.
9aea Records Made by Colby, ". and J..
y FyNud N. and SerD'Out-HOw Dart.
n B,enths Purse Has Grown Fstter
~ Yale Bacss FieId--The Days Practice

~ -YALeuack Fteid-The Days Practics
rThere is q great deal Of interesting foot
Han played by colleges not in the leading
Hroup: fn fact. which are several groups
tcRaoEed from that GLASS. aud II is ex-
tfeniely dlfiicult, hut entertaining, to try
y 90 classify these with relation to the big
EHiGrens, aud with TelstiOn to one another.
M&hlohk these colleges. Witch have varying
degrees of Rridiron prominence hut all
with a secure, place in football history.
are villanoya, HolyCross. LehiEh. Bow6oin
Tufts. Colby, Vermont. Washington and
patterson. franklin and Marshall. Trinity
and New York University.
majority of the clevcns named have
hone exceedingly well this year. one or
Y two 90 we'll that they are entitled to more
prominence than they perhaps enjoy. For
instance. there is the Colby eleven. which
doesn't get places on the schedules of the
leaders that teams that Colby has walloped
Z vet Bates, Bowdoin. and Maine have all
been beaten by Colby this season, and by
scores which do not compare badly with
the scores made by Harvard against these
three elevens. Tufts. another Colby victim,
sWas on the West Point schedule Judging
from its record the Colby team is worthy
y place on the schedule of some big eleven.
~ The washin eton and jefferson and
Franklin and Marshall teams both have
rood records. The former hasn't lost a
gnrne 60 far In the Ave played. and the
only score against IL Is three points by
Uackinson. Franklin and Marshall met it's
frst defeat last Saturday. the Carne gle
Tech team turning the trick in a close
game. 1t Is too bad W. and J. couldn't
have played its game with the Army to
pes how substantial its strength really 10.
|ayrss5urE, Bethany and Geneva re three
or the four teams beaten by W. aud j..
Dickinson being the other one. while its
game with the Navy was to o tie Al
xM- IA l. r.. (Mz.. Nuaae
Point. W. and J.'s stand against the Navy
Dcinted TO anything but a waikover for the
Army when the latter met W, and J,
As showing the utter unreliability OF com
narrative scores those made by the Carnegie
Tech eleven against I,ehigh and Franklin
last Saturday was beaten II to 5 by Car
Tshish disposed OF Carnegie Tech. is to ii.
nwould appear from this that lehIgh has
.d lie season. ss Sl Sb MSSybs Il viii INN improve @
.sssih battle notyithstanding The lStter's
Married strength this year as shown by its
Hid on chat subject, suppose Princeton
apd Lafayette rould not be beaten. That
would an, make i,1da La1diSsstiits nrst place con-
Among the group OF colleges named
y. y. u. IL the only one that has won all Of
n Eemesi Inc @ New iSsseTs ,Ssa hh Test AZ HaSer d
&ls,S Question arises as TO how they would
fsir ssalnst one OF the topno,ehers,, The
S Ssns.ss sss stS tG give WsssysS Ss on 'Sa IT, won
from Wesleyan 10 TO IL though thoss who
Won By wider margin. Anyway. .Wes-
leyan held Yale to a IL to score early in the
In ss sSd 1y Is TSrthS
hold Yale TO lower scores than any other Of
the Blue opponents; They are the only
Notwithstanding its good game against |
Holy Cross also was beaten 1: 70 by both |
Ysle and DARTMOUTH. The only game in |
Sssfsn sv was With Hts coSTnssi. Si Earlier Vermont
kse held partmcuth 70 no score tie; but |
hss Sogne Is as s9cd a. bs:k !: not
@ sssms "a are mo- nSt mike. q bs q ;. soSd :. tssir
8seiRs 20 develop the smaller teams are ieft |
far behind
A Dartmouth slumnus VAS telling facts |
the other day which show how time works big |
the ss Tnsn team ne used Tas to 70 9sTn
and play Cambridge for 500 guarantee
stki be glad to get that amount. Now, ten |
Harvard game will be ten times that amount /
s1d more. Dartmouth gets 90 per cent. |
wri be sold for the Harvard Dartmouth
game next saturday. The receipts will be /
nsa msams i,capissina a;hisais Then" aSSont 'ra%
moi surprising that Dartmouth has strong |
feems. for the Hanover institute has prscti;
Cally many students to get material |
nom as all but two or three Of the big uni
Apropos Of Dartmouth is a story of we'll |
Known alumnus of that college. e, II, Hall, |
the football official. Mr. Hall officiated at |
4 suppose. ssid ' friend "s to nm hin Before bts he
nRfne, That yon Viii be IN a position TO get /
sce s% for r BY
70. WAS the reply, but having ofi1ciated
md CHI absorb. 1 hardly think il would be |
the right thing to do.
Fhst there is not the cooperation in Yale's
bsrkheld that there is in Harvard's, as
G not pg nnstSra nne Sondfon 90 10 y;s sd
the Yale bsckneld this season. Capt. Coy
she plan Of using such men as Philbn and |
Mnrphy only on occasions has further
tohiponent parts; Yet It has Witnessed |
very effective work by those men when they |
Seihai hslfback and fuiibaSk: while another |
aspect OF the backi1eld manipulation At Yale |
!. she late hour placing Of ssvase always
The situstion is one just as likely to keep |
oppensnts guessing as 70 what % exuect |
ifihe Eli bacEfield proves as versatile as the !
sou M ahf for. 4 viii be hard 70 get an idea Of
how or where II will strike.
.Iithough the practice was rather light |
yesterday afternoon the Fordhsm eleven |
showed O. enap and willingness that greatly |
plessed the coaches. A series of new trick |
plays are being developed In which the fleet |
Maroon ends Jim Mccarthy, and Bull |
1tcCanrey figure prominently in receiving |
the hall behind the line and on a croes-buck |
through tackle advanced i for good sub |
st. niiaI gains, The coaches divided the
The work Of the afternoon. Head Coach |
O. rgan took charge OF the varsity and /
fitzpatrick handled the second string men
The sarimmage game with the scrubs vas |
cnt short and Coach GargAn instructed I
ths men on the fine points of their respec-
ave, positions; Tom scanlon was again
used behind the line at half and showed
that he is a man Of rare calibre. Capt |
&c rgan was In his old position at quarter |
and he ran his team with characteristics
yirn and shsp. He is again in good trim, |
but will be played lightly In order 10 incur
no unnecessary risks for the Rensselaer,
Poly san,s on saturdsyi PuptIng was
yes brilliant. az. he repeatedly booted the |
pAli for seventy yards and more and his !