The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-03

expected to make a better showing
than the score OF So to 13 indicates.
Notre Danes spectacular open play
throughout the game came as a revei-
alton to eastern critics. The forward
pass was responsible for all OF, the
western. eleven's scoring. twelve of
the fourteen attempts being success
full. :.
. The University. of Pittsbure team.
victors over Cornell and Carlisle. ana
held by many. close followers of the
game-te~be the; equal-ef- ahy-eleveH In
the east. met defeat at the hands OF
Bucknell. Bucknell won on merit.
scoring nine points In the first two ne.
RODS after which the Pittsburg team
showed a return to previous form and
prevented further scoring, although
themselves unable to cross the -yisi-
tors goal line.
Syracuse Fails in West.
While Notre Danes eastern trip
was resulting in success, the western
invasion by Syracuse proved a miser-
able failure. the University Of .Aftchi-
gan rolling up a cor of As to z. Al
though games between the east and
me west are few. and the eastern
teams OF this year that have consent-
q to break the. territorial barriers,
have not been Of. the traditional :.bis
u caiibre, a comparison of scores
Is highly complimentary to western
coaching methods.
the University OF Pennsylvania
defeat of Pennsylvania state college
which Harvard held to a 20 to O score
a week ago, and the defeat by Carlisle
or Georgetown university We're expect
ed results Of the days. play and adj
y little knowledge Of the compare
tive playing abilities Of the University
OF pennsylvania, Harvard and Yale
and princeton. GEORGETOWN offered
little resistance to the Indians, who
tore nrou their line at-will. Penn
syivania state. however. forced. Penn
sylyania to resort TO. trick plays to
win and in the last period came near
crossing the Philade1phians' goal
Navy Wins With Ease.
While the Army was losing to Notra
Dame, her old time rivals at ANNAPOLIS
were defeating Lehigh with case. The
navy plunged through her opponents
line almost at will, worked the r
ward pass and kicked goals from
placement and carried OF. the honors
with second string mel in the same
IN It's Latter stages. Lehigh was out.
classej. ~ -
Dartmouth which won over Prince
sOA.d WEEK DeIOFe Dy,tne score OF 6 to
Q. defeated Amherst 81: to z in a.hard
fought contest. starting with =many
substitutes. Dartmouth sent. in her
f1rst~ team men I'm the third period
when the score was lite at Ito + ana
thereafter Amherst was outclassed.i lin
straight football except lin the lina
where Dartmouth did not excel.
Another New England game won. nv
straight football was Browns defeat
o. n University Of Vermont, 10 Is o.
The Green Mountain team, seldom on
the offensive. could do little but keen
down the score. 81 t,s.ru ~
Yale iy Noat.D dssppoinunx.
among he. eastern games, the
showing. Of Yale aVas the. most ,disan-
pointing feature sof the days results.
Passing from a1non-score tie aEainst
Washington ndf.Jeffersoi: to q fsat
by Colgate. gave. Eli enthusiastic little
to look forward tor4n;the coming con-
tests AGAINST the Jgtrnng Harvard
eleven that showslcontinuei improve.
mentS ;as the. Seasons advances. Dr
against Princeton which came from
behind q defeat on muddy field where
her fast backs would not. sh ow to- adj
vantage to a victory which deveioped
10 be little more than a practice anne