Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

! Pennsylvania State has made az fine
record so far with 5 TO and 2S tos6
victories over Cornell and PENN, re-
spectively.
West Point besides having beaten
Yale. stands as the only big team in
the East that has not been scored
aeainst this fan.
Tommy Campbell, for his size, puts
more power into his running with the
bah than any light halfback Harvard
has had since Dan Hurleys time.
Brown still has its game with Yale
| 10 think about and two weeks remain
10 get the confidence back for the en-
gagement at New Haven. Nov. II
]. a. Evans. who refereed the Har-
| ward Brown game. Saturday. also viii
referee the Crimson's game with Car
lisle. Nov. Il. in the Stadium.
Cart. Howe Of Yale, Center Rush
Keteham and Howard Jones were
Yale's representatives. in the Stadium
Saturday.
Tire Harvard football squad win
start FOR Princeton Friday at p. A..
spending the night in New York and
taking an early morning train for
Nassau.
The Navy showed signs of slowing
dcWn in it's game with Western Re-
serve. This was the second successive
game in which the Middies failed To
score.
Referee Coonev of Princeton made
4 bad break at Rochester when he
ruled against giving the attacking
team first down after tive{ara
penalty for off-side play BY the de-
tending team Under the circupl-
stances. the Rochester coach was en-
titled TO run on the field IA protest.
Sam FELTON, received very ugly
bump in the Brown game and one thai
VIII be watched carefully Any acct
dent that would make it necessary for
Harvard 10 dispense with FELTON, :
kicking. as Well as his end play which
has improved so much lately. would
be real calamity.
A chage has been made in tho triple
football bill originally scheduled -
Princeton SATURDAY. The Crimson
VARSITY and Freshmen teams viii
meet the two Tiger Rugby teams. hut
tic soccer teams which Werr also t.
meet. Saturday. have advanced their
game IT. / liIdS al Tel ltitaii
RoE Netterlen. Princeton's quarter
back in 1902. and Phil King. half
back in 90. and quarterback the next
three years. being the Tiger captain
in 1882, came up from Nassau, Satur-
day. % get last peek 1T Harvard be-
fore the Princeton Harvard game II
Princeton. this week.
Sci Metzzear, Pennsys captain IN
1915 ard later head coach for tae
QualSers as a result OF seeing Yale
at " st Point and Harvard against
Brown. SAYS that he believes that Yale
has greater possibilities for winning
team for Nov. ..
Brown built fer football team, this
year. around Capt. Sprackling and the
Tigers built their team around Pen
dleton the feet halfback Of last Year
Harvard smothered Sprackling in the
Brown game, and We all know what
the Els did to Pendleton. last year.
This building team around one star
looks TO be a risky proposition. Show
me- The team with II men lighting ham
mer and t0ngs together and I viii tell
where the gridifon cham pionship be
longs
According 10 CoacH IhsefSoH ot tiiS
Colgate eleven. Yale is not nearly as
strong as Princeton. lie said in the
Yale Daily News. Monday; The play
ing % the Yale team was ragged.
There was not enough teamwork and
playing together. There was altogeth-
| er toe much individual play, and the
much-to-te desired machine play vas
t. "A great extent lacking. ReillF PLAY
ed the best game for Yale. In my "pin-
ion. the team which We met al Yale,
Monday. was much inferior 10 that
which we met at Princeton two weeks
ago.