The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
Football Notes

It is said that Cornell is depending up
on Pitcher to kick a goal against HaF-
ward on Saturday. The Cornell coaches
plan TO substitute Pitcher when the Cor
nell team gets anywhere within strlk-
ing distance Of the Crimson goal The
new rule allowing player to return TO
the game in another QUarter makes II
possible to do a great deal Of maneu-
vering.
Not brown Of Harvard but Brown
Of Princeton who played fullDack Tor
the Tigers last saturday, Is laid uD with
q slight attack Of Charley horse
Princeton meets HOLY Cross Oh Satur-
dsv. and the Tiger student body viii get
it's FIRST opportunity TO see now thtlI
team compares with the Yale eleven
Yale defeated Holy Cross few weeks
ago by score Of !. to o.
The feat Of Young Perkins, OF Swarth-
more, in getting three goals from lhe
field on Saturday against Lehlgh was
seasons record He may nave Hdu d
fourth had not the ball been passed
high to him, enabling the Lehlgh play
eIs TO block the hic..
Critics arree that PerdletOn, the Tiger
who won the game for princeton on
-
the East. and that he has an excellent
chance Of making the AlI-Anerlc1-il
team.
The Arrnv-Navy game this year
should prove n hummer. The Navy mas
not been scored upon while the Army
defeated Yale and held Harvard TO one
touchdown
Captain Houser and Newashe, two OF
tho Carlisle gridirCu stars, are excellent
baseball players, and~haye seen service
in the Tri-State League.
'sRed" Sparks, the talented Princeton
halfbaCk. received his early Instructions
in knowledge of football and less I'M
portant things at Luke's School, wayne
Pa.
Dud Dean should know what he's
talking about when he SAYS that the
present dav football men know vastly
more about Interference for the runner
than they did in his day-and Duo
helped win the Yale game, L TO o. TOT
Harvard Just twenty years ago tins
month.
Scott. Pennsylvania punter, gets the
ball of from ,heepOrt side Very rev OF
the college kickors are left-footed.
Al Sharpe, the former Yale star. has
hpen quite successful this season as
coach of the Penn Charter School IL
philadelphia
When ViHanova played Penn State
TO a scoreless sLandstiu Saturday i
was the first time that foreign clever
had accomplished this since 1906
With the sort of material he ha.
had TO work with, Fred CrOius, tn
former Dartmouth star, has worke'
wonders with the Villanova team Thu
year.
Bill Roper is not famous as an op
timist, but he was pleased with IN
showing the Tigers made against tn
big Green eleven.
The Washington and jefferson facul
ty has recinded the one-year residen
clause of the athletic council consul
tuition which prohibited freshmen iron
participating in athletic events
Little IslarI. who substituted 70
Iibbev in the PennSylyania-Carllsi
game, proved a sensation ana II look
as though Glenn Warner has got a
exceedingly fast quarterback for mex
season
Clarence Chnds, Yale's tackle, figur
ed in a bit of philanthTOpic work 4
New Haven the other day Mrs. Arthu
Jacobs, whose husband had been con-
mitted TO jail for theft was the re
cipient OF a collection taken UP b
ChildS.
The Carlisle Indians offered tn
strongest defense that any team tina
has appeared on Franklin Field thi
season has been able TO show. Rams
dell and Mercer, PENIS best sroun
gamers, were repeatedly thrown tc
losses.
Dartmouth presented the best end {
the two teams, Dartmouth and Prince
ton. Saturday in New York in Dial.
He was declared to be the best man Q
The field, by the New York papers. TT
chances are that he VIII be Dartmouth
aext captain. 2