The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
Army ONLY TEAM
NOT SCORED ON
Princeton and West Pointers
Have Best Records of the
~. East ....

With the Harvard Princeton gam,
and its incidents nov written in foot
ball lore and the Crimson follower,
wondering just how It happened tina
the Tigers Q Princeton supporter
have the double satisfaction Of point
ing to the triumph. Of their team owe,
Harvard and the fact that Princeton
Is he only one Of he ono powerful
big four" that has not been heater
this season. -. :
While Yale has been beaten by thu
Army and Harvard by the Orange ant
Black, the Jungaleers have yet to fee
the sting Of defeat. True they have
ing them OF a 6-6 tie and the Navy
holding the Tigers to a ~scoreless tie
Penn has been badly beaten. and Cor.
nell, too, has been forced to take 6
secondary place.
Yale Next
AS the record now stands, Princeton
In addition to not having been defeat
ed has had fewer points scored against
her than Yale. Harvard. Penn or Cor.
nell. The six points credited to LIE.
high are the only tallies which blot the
Tiger record. Harvard has an account
against her Of the eight points which
Black Saturday.
Yale ONE next with nine points
against her. Six Of these represent
the score that yielded the Army 9
! victory ver the Blue. The other
three were made by New York univer.
sity Saturday when the University
Heights lads kicked a goal from the
field.
%Psnnsylvania has had forty,seyen
had twenty-five points scored by op.
panents in the games to date.
Each Of these teams felt the re-
suit Of Saturdays games. Cornell
won. but at a rather heavy cost from
the scoring standpoint. for Williams
tailed fourteen points against the big
Red team. Pennsylvania on the 9TH
er hand. was beaten by the Indians
by a score Of '16 to 0. Cornell's sim
gle defeat Of the season was at the
hands Of Penn State. The latter team
only had q five point margin Of VIC
tory. but 1t must be considered that
the Ithacans too. won several Of their
games by narrow margins. Pittsburg
and Oberlin each tailed three points
against Cornell on field goals.
Penn before feeling the lash Of de-
was beaten by Brown by a. score Of 6
to o. Little Gettysburg. too. added
three points to the Quakers' burden by
kicking a goal from the field. But
these score were little by comparison
with the thorough trouncing the Penn
State team gave to the Red and Blue
eleven. The State players rolled UP
twenty-five points on the Quakers.
The best Penn could o against
them was six points.
West Point Leads
But the West Point team Is the only
one Of the conceded football leaders
that has not been scored on or beaten
this year. The cadets took the Ellis
into camp and many football followers
are bemoaning the fact that there ID
no Harvard-West Point game this
year.
Still. Georgetown gave the soldier
boys something Of q big care Satur-
day when the southerners held Uncle
Sans future generals to a no-score
tie.
Annapolis has not been beaten this
year. but the midshipmen have been
held to a scoreless tie on two occa-
sions. Princeton performed the feat
and Western Reserve repeated the
stunt. In addition Johns Hopkins
scored five points on the sailor boys
and A. and NJ. tailed six against the
Navy on Saturday. Penn State il an
other eleven which has gone through
the season with q splendid record.
Brown and Dartmouth have shown up
well, but neither eleven seems quite al
strong as last season.