Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-17
FOOTBALL NOTES.

OF Cornells go points made this
season. SO have been scored on II
field goals by Butter.
Dartmouth undergraduates are wor-
rving a bit because of the tendency
of the Hanover backf1eld to tumble.
Arthur Howe of Yale has kicked
seven field goals this year. and has
been out of the game part of the time.
The Army drop-kickers have made
seven field goals this year. while the
Navy kickers have scored two.
Cornell expects 70 follow its victory
against Michigan with another against
Chicago University in Chicago, Satur-
day.
Yale and Princeton agreed on their
officials for Saturdays game without
much assistance from the Central
Board.
Philip C. Jones of Milton was Thurs
dav. elected captain of the New Hamp-
shire College football team for next sea
son.
The Dartmouth team will arrive in
Boston Friday but Coach Cavanangh
has not announced where the team
will make its headquarters.
Bert Waters says that the crisis
cross used by the Indians against
Harvard is the same that Yale used
in 1899. Mr.. Lorin Deland recognized
the play also.
The Harvard Yale Freshmen game
ma Sc played. Saturday morning. in
steadeof In the afternoon, as schedul-
ed, but probably not on the Varsity
field
Coach De Cummings of Syracuse
saw Harvard and the Indians play.
last Saturday. and is back in the Sy-
racuse Stadium showing the boys how
to stop crisis crosses.
Brown is looking forward to play
ing the Carlisle Indians Thanksgiving
day, at Providence. The team is all
right, but failed to play its best foot
ball when under pressure of the Har-
ward and Yale games
Sixty-t three points have been scor-
ed against Pennsylvania this year, 35
against Brown, 80 against Harvard, Is
against the Indians and Cornell, II
against Dartmouth. II against Prince
TON ana dSdHisl 4 die.
After finishing his work at Will
Jamestown. as his team will meet Am
herst. Saturday, Ex-capt. Fred DAILY
of Yale, who has keen coaching the
Purple, will return tc New Haven to
help out the finishing touches on the
Yale backfeld for the Harvard game.
All the big colleges are making their
vi
the final lineups of the big fellows
would be in doubt until the teams
come on the field. Yale. Princeton and
Dartmouth appear to have little
something on the Crimson, for nearly
every regular on the first three men
toned teams is in shape while Har-
wards players are still in doubt.
Princeton hackers are figuring on
Tiger luck to beat Yale at New Ha-
vcn,s Saturday. IT. the Orange and
Black team should win again by a
fiuke, they will be the champion COL
lege of the season. Roper's. team won
the Harvard game by fiuke, won the
Dartmouth game the same way and
now the question is will they repeat in
the Yale game?
ITlHCtlOIl Will CiOSe us lOotDdll Std-
son against the Blue, but 1t is good
guess that more than one Tiger eye
win watch. the result of the Yale-Har-
ward game the following Saturday.
The result of the Crimson Blue game
will just about decide where the Tigers
will fit in the college football ranking.
1t looks to be question whether the
Harvard Dartmouth or the Yale
Princeton game will be the real sensa-
uonal contest. Saturday. Many will
flock 70 the Stadium TO see the Grim
son and Green battle, but the Tigers
and Blue promise to wage one of the
fiercest battles in the history of the
two colleges.