The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-21
TN IHR FOOTBALL WORLD
sHARPs WONDERING why ODDS
WERE LAID ON HARVARD.
Tales Good Football Onset Haryard's
superior Rushing Leaders of Next
Years Teams she, I'm Goes " est With
n honors- Cornril's Lineup with Penn.

a t.u days ago not unduly Influenced by
the fact that Harvard has a good season
and Yale poor one. declared that there
w,r, never tustlaable odds Of to | on
football game. especially when Yale was
tho short end The same rec kles- odds
prevailed on Princeton before the latter's
game with Yale
Entirely too much attention Was paid
70 the prev Gus work OF the teams con-
cerned and none TO the showing that they
would probably make when pttted against
zach other Although both Harvard and
Yale have shown more than one. that they
are likely TO play u good deal better and
harder game against each other than IN
previous games and that all sorts Of con
ditions might &C, cunt FOR previous poor
work, that very live factor Was lost sight
OF altogether n reckoning on Harvard's
and Nales chances this tine Granted
that Harvard WAS a stronger team than
Yale and that she undoubtedly was. the
betting never should have been better than
10 to
Harvard sympathirer remarked just
after the Yale Brown game Don't set
too much store by that The worse Yale
10 be ng licked ght now tn. more trouble
thsre'll p. for ~ on November 10.
To ~ly that Harvard outplLved Yale
last SATURDAY IL a sweeping statement
erarcev N accord In"c with the facts. HaT-
ward dlt the better attack and gained
"a
great de-, NOR" 20 football game than
that That u simply detail There =
the whole -trg'tur" ot the game to be con-
sldeIe.l. al the various points Of fundI-
mental- and the WAY the game Is mant Eed
on each side
Yale played too much good football
did too much 20 Offset Hlrvard's superior
rushing game ana conducted her own plan
of can puivn too we'll for more yards IN
carrying the ball 10y straight PUSHES 10
constit.t,. being oItplayed GeneraishIp
10 big factor TO bs considered in The matter
OF being oUtplaycd. and g"ncrllship was
strong point IN Yale gam. last saturday.
Last year Harvard had 4 stronger offence
than Yale in fact she often does. u.eazIr-
Ing By distance gained HO4t ale was the
better n! aTognd team. employed her vac
tics TO better purpose. and nobody said
Yale had been OItplayed Harvard had
the potential ability 20 ogtplay Yale this
year, bat failed to do 50 because she made
errors and because she failed 20 realize on
her full! strength a. did Vale II was more
over. the latter more than the former in
auence that brought about III" sic Errors
while sometimes costly. are often invi-
dental. and many a game - won IN spit"
OF them Harvard might have won IN spite
OF them hy s'ick.n! more 20 that attribute
In which her chief superiority lay. namely.
rushing.
Yale came on the field touRhened and
hardened by scrImmaciug in practice up
to late hour before the gam" Harvard
had hal much less actual s'rimmaRing in
the last two weeks. An Interesting >UhteC
for con lecture - vhc'her Harvard would
have been better Of with more s"rimmaS-
ing TO harden the attack. So that II would
have been able 20 cop. with the SIN re-
ss-anCe 20 be expected from Yale ON that
point u may De said that Val" would not
have sCrimmaged as mucn a. she did IN
the lasr TWO weeks Il she had not been forced
TO do desperate measure. also that
Kilpatrica who played as hard game
anybody last saturday and was in the best
Of form. was not il most Of the Vale scrim-
images
One new rule provision which came in
for N ICh criticism last saturday was the
four period plan This wear teams hardly
sem TO ne started before they stop. Games
seem very snort II is doGb'fII II players
care for N. TWO additional interruptions
the PLAYERS don't want m. three. minute
rests between the 3r-' ant second and
third and fourth quarters" -aGI ruDoh
Donovan. -h" Harvard trainer. IN New
Haven .a~r saturday nIrnt. and they don
need y Nobody - allowed ga ~" Geld
and YOU cant xiv" 'h"m any attention
AL the men 'Ln do is 20 walk around the
Geld with nothing 80 do
Donovan. Dy "a" way. had hi- men 10
splendid condition iur the iaI" scrap |
LikeyyiSs johnny MaoN had IA" Els IA tn. 7
best ~ condition m" gam" wa- "A mode.
in that regard. ai-" 10, th" very hrt!" tame
takeil our for pI''tIrs ~ men mpm"u- .
tarlly shaken IT. Allowing a man tom.
porarily . .-Ahl"I 20 IL" ran"u out and then
return ha- Worked we'll AMI ~".ut- ?" b..
an excellent mu," N" other things that
helpaI ~tf.lFGaH = 'trU.' W'r'. The. PROMPT
deCisisf.- and I.'l..- Ul III" Officials wf..u
penalti"- w"rr I" h- imposed ana the dean
playing and ialrn''-- e.. the OPPOSING var. .
riors
Gu,~-tng rs 20 who viii captain the ueyt .
HarvarI and Gl" teams mas begun Their, I
IL not room for a 'rrh' amount % gu"~-Ing .
Bob Fisher {" captain Hdr, ard and Arthur |
How to captain al' would b. good gIc--..-
Other name. mentioned a connection with
the T,>pect,v" capth,ngi"- are L. smith Al
Harya ard. ana harI"- Paul At al" smith .
nsxt fail A. viii Hove and Paul at New
Haven IN" general impression j. that
Pish"r and How" have earned the honor~
by o"'i-. -t"u'Iy good work and III" "vi-
demo nS u Ia" desirable qualities Of leader
Harvard Loses this year both varsity
tack capt NIfTfns'on and Mckay !
Their place will b" hIrd 20 III Nckay !
IL alou' '.' h"-l 'ackI' ia N" Fast Har.
and T. ~nt'.. INV" c,.utr"- and I"rb.tt and
Ie-l" m ~" bach field ~ 'h- man who
collie. Potion aud l'wr-. ~" ends. tho
forn'"r good pEnt"r and N" hitter . good
drop t..a.r I. smith. right End Fisher,
tam i.... wendell ard Morrison IN me.
hack n"ia Tn" ~" FrutAius han- Will al.n
b" +" ""i"G" next '"ar and any number Of
Eo"" '.. II. Nh" N"r" "ifh"- -tIr-ti'u'"- or
ya-.' -.Sula-- Tbs" with good PLAYERS
frpiE ~" free hfu1n eleven will xiv" Harvard
an. I"r strong array ~ material viii which
u s'Irr newt season
10. .n-"- NOR mon than Harvard but
In Biu"-' sur" =" hay" better material than
tn her" - -oW" nr-f rll-. rfmbEr
81 'u" freshman team. de- uff" trr fnUt that
the fr'-- men loot 20 NuHH IN, -.Y- ,pI
Hnr ard They genera. g.. 10. ~ Ulr.ard
al"- biggest .p-- viii r" k.'ra'-i,k /,
VIII b. rprr 20 ma nm end ~ fI- prnye..
Brook also o. 'lroIgH lpr on. md 10.
u..i-l-r Viii D." l'-f' only injuries kent
EiFr .saf 81. b. I.ass
He i- hiy. fact and strong and likely ~
maj" a hrS' class emit
DII'. k0-f''r and Fold vii no. Loot from
the back r"'i Hpvr and EaN.r wifi ra
on dec lga.n ~SrlIlv nnf PAU IN" tack lo-
will bpfE b." 10 college. another -cn- and pLaf
will help SOM" Fuller. ..uari md Morris
centr". ar -'-u orr. amt me. latter viii Ieavs
hi" r0' "u-r p" patch ~ Mrp", ~. tho
rig guard ht- another gear ~ Il"
Tom ~U"NIru ma packed l'- buds and
hlk"d bu'r - ~" W".t In Two weeks lie
mad" gfW-'.y ~ famous ~ a coach A. h..
did ~ an end wn-n be ,Iavei ShavI.n