The Washington herald., 1913-10-31
College Gridiron Notes.

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You may. tie-. ns. but you can't bea;
u.s." is what the Indians said to Penn
sylvania after Saturdays game.
Get Dartmouth" is the cry at Penn.
after the big green teams so victory
over Princeton Saturday.
Dave Campbell. captain and end on the
1su Harvard team, has Joined the coach
ing stan at Cambridge.
Goldberg the big Brown Iinesman of
the last few years. is assisting Jake High
in coaching the New York University
squad.
The brilliant playing OF Charley Brick
ley, the Harvard crack, indicates that he
win be an Ail-Ameriean back again this
year.
There viii be some thrill when Wash
ington and Jefferson and Pitt come to-
gether in Pittsburgh November Is. This
game will decide the championship Of
Western Pennsylvania
Princeton and Rutgers began playing
football back in 1868 and have met al
most annually ever since.
ne line VI In0 university OF FennSyl-
vania team averages lA pounds, the backs
IG6 pounds, and the eleven lis pounds.
McCaa. the great Lafayette punter Of
a decade ago, is assisting Doc Newton
coach his old college eleven at Easton,
Pa ~
Eddie Hart and Doc Hnlebrand. both
former Tiger captains, are expected to
join the coaching stan at Princeton soon.
John Foster. secretary Of the New York
Giants. will handle the big football games
on the Polo Grounds this fall.
A colored player on the. Michigan Agri-
cultural team cannot be induced TO wear
/. headgear. He claims that his head is
harder than any headgear made.
Head Coach Andrews, of Princeton!
tained Saturday, as his variations Of the
Minnesota shift could not be worked on
wet, slippery field.
fakes. .Ioughbridge, and Way are slated
the Yale;'varsity eleven as a result
i the poor showing of the regulars
against Washington and Jefferson satur-
Yale has--three- sets of backs, but ex-
eept Pumpelly and Knowles, none of them
measure up to very high standard.
One expert figures that more than 5000
of student money shifted from Princeton,
n. J., to Hanover, N. H, as the result
of Saturdays big game. ...,
Keene Fitzpatrick says that Bud
Whitney's aIl-around- play in, the mud
fest at Princeton, M J., Saturday was
the best and most praiseworthy individ-
pal features of the game.
Washington and Jefferson men wore
g numbers on their jerseys against
lie Saturday, and, despite the mud, the
lmber scheme helped the spectators to |
who was doing what
uyon Of Carlisle, got credit for scor-
a touchdown Saturday against |
nnsy that was really made by Brack- |
II the players had been numbered |
s would not have happened. The cor |
etion was made twenty-four hours |
ter the play by Coach Glenn S. War |
r, from Carlisle, Pa.
ssistant Coach Tommy Campbell says
wards great fault just at present is /
habit Of holding" at crucial times
the game.
briscoll, the right guard of the Will
ms team, is in the hospital with a
.srenched hip, sustained against New
York. University Saturday.
More than so students at the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural College have signed
UP to make the trip to Medford Satur-
day to cheer for the Aggies in their
game against Tufts. None of the Farm
ers was injured in their easy win over
Middiebury Saturday.
The Springfield Y. NJ. c. A men came
uninjured out of the Brown, game. They
are not disappointed because of their
defeat by Brown, as they claim Brown
had fifteen pounds to the man on them, Il
and Brown was used to playing on a II
muddy field, while Saturday was Spring Il
fields first experience with such a foot Il
Ing.