Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15
DARTMOUTH MUST
HUMBLE CARLISLE
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New Hampshire Eleven Has
Hard Task to Preserve
Record.
OTHER FOOTBALL NEWS

OTHER FOOTBALL NEWS
| More games of Importance are
scheduled for today than for any
other Saturday of the football season.
The principal ones are Yale vs..
| Princeton and Dartmouth VS.. the IN
dams in the East and Penn VS.. Michi-
gan and Minnesota VS.. Chicago in the
West. In addition, games of moment
are to be played between Williams
and Amherst and Syracuse ana Coi-
gate. Both of the last two mean
lot to the contenders, and are in the
nature of detectives of their season.
Also the Holy Cross Fordham, Rut-
gers Trinity and w. and J.-Pitts-
burgh contests carry with them hot
rivalry. While Harvard and Brown
are battling at the STADIUM, game
which Harvard is expected TO win
easily, the Harvard and Yale fresh
men will be clashing just outside Sol
diers' Field
For Princeton today's game is the
climax of the season, and the one
which the Tigers would rather win
most. With Harvard, Yale and
Princeton the object Of the season Is
less to win a championship than to
beat one another To beat Yale is
what the Tigers have been aiming at
all season, though Harvard and Dart
mouth came In for big snare or
their attention.
1t is one of those infrequent years
in which Princeton takes the field the
faVorite over the Ellis. Each team
has been beaten. Princeton twice. but
by reason of close and hard games
with Dartmouth and Harvard, rated
as the two strongest teams, and by
reason of a more consistent season
than Yale has had, the Nassau eleven
is the favorite.
In an effort TO revive the spirit of
the Cornell team for the Lafayette
game huge mass meeting was held
last night by 1900 students, at which
Captain Munns declared the men
were determined to vindicate them
selves in the remaining games with
Lafayette and Pennsylvania.
Up TO today Princeton had scored
TWENTY-FIVE touchdowns and Yale
had scored sixteen times by carving
the bali over the enemies goal lines
IN games played this season.
BRAD" STREET has scored eleven
touchdowns and "Hobev" Baker is
next on the Princeton list with four
touchdowns. Baker kicked fourteen
goals from touchdowns and one goal
from the field.
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Knowles and Cornish have scored
three touchdowns each for Yale.
Guernsey Ainsworth and Knowles
have scored one goal apiece from the
field. :
as
Ben Neal and George Bolton, left
guard and tackle OF Exeter's football
eleven. are both in the lnfirmary as
the result of blood poisoning from in
jurtes received in SATURDAYS game
with Andover. Both received cuts on
their legs. and 1t has developed that
the coloring from their stockings in
fected the wounds.
| Betting on the big football games
| took on a new squirt In New York
| yesterday and more money was wag-
cred than on any day since the rem
! ing of the football season. During
the forenoon the odds on the Yale
/ Princeton game were quoted as 10 to
1 In favor of the former, but they
! changed later to 10 to G. and about
$1,000 was wagered on these figures.
A bet Of even money was made that
Princeton would score IL points over
the Blue and $500 even was bet that
Yale would not score. A bet of Sl0O
was also made that Princeton would
not score during the first half.
The odds on the carlisle-D Dartmouth
game were 10 10 In favor of Dart.
mouth, with more Indian money In
sight than there has been previously
Even money was bet that Carlisle
does not make six points. and q bel
of $25 even was made that ii would
rain during the game at the Pole
Grounds.
odds on the Harvard-Yale game
are to In favor OF the former, Will
very little betting.
Coach Warner said before today
game that as Dartmouth had classet
Carlisle as being better than Har
vard 1t was naturally up to the In
dams TO produce pretty hlgh-clas
football.
1t Is estimated that 1900 persons
went to New Haven from New Yorl
in private cars and regular Pullmans
while a dozen coach trains nccomino
dated 10000 more. The New York
New Haven and Hartford also rui
: twenty special trains from Boston an,
other New England cities TO Yale
, vile.
80
7 Another shift was made in the Har
. ward football team yesterday. Hitch
cock, who has been playing lef
: tackle, was moved to left guard
!, changing places with Gilman. Excep
for the substitution of Freddy 70
Logan Mt quarterback during the frs
part of the game, and tho absence O
Trumbull, who has not yet recovere
from an illness, Harvard will fac
Brown today with the team that wi
meet Yale . week later.
ss
CornelPs final practise for the Ia
fayette game consisted of Ions
hard scr'mmage with the freshma
eleven. The first year men took IN
ball, and, despite their most extende
efforts. We're unable>to make any I'm
: preston on the new varsity.
Secretary Dan els, of the navy dc
partment, has invited William f. Nc
Combs, the Democratic nations
chairman, and Mrs. McCombs, recer
4 ly married in London, to occupy seat
\ in his box at the Army Navy footba
game I'm New York on Noven1ber %