The sun., 1913-10-22
IT'S A TOUGH ROW
FOR CORNELL TO HOE
[tharan> Have Played in Hard
: Camr> and Have More Of
Them Coming.
KICKOFF TO TOUCHDOWN
She, lin one Of Those Who Did
the Trick-E. Collins on
the GridirOn.
KICKOFF TO TOuCHDOWN

w. f,, exception OF couple of
-.r,.. i,. cornell eleven has had nothing
tut h4rd football since the season began,
..i iA.rc doesn't look to he anything but
t,u tnotball ahead for the lthacans.
..nr is not spot on the rest OF the
...,dyls which could he called breath
.r su,cc Hard scraps with Colgate.
,.,.lisl, and Bucknell are to be followed
t,. r,r,,s with Pittsburg. Harvard. Michi-
.,, LAFAYETTE and Pennsylvania. There
.ut much prospect Of surcease from the
.,,n,st sort of playing. with victories
.,, better than an even chance in al
I..,t three of the games.
\o, only are Harvard. Penn and PITTS
bu,p all formidable opponents. but there's
no telling what Michigan and Lafayette
may prove. although Michigan came
rrnpper last saturday. The Wolverines
,J., cornell on November and Penn
Am November IL. They were beaten on
saturday by the Michigan Aggies. show
NC rrohahly that they have "A long way
ia come To win from either Cornell or
p.u. Yost hasn't the matera, of lor-
n., Years. "for the first time in his
I,u. career" declares Western critic.
..h. Michigan mentor is confronted with
,'. task of developing team from
mediocre material. There is not re-
r,h;. man ON the team. and nov -
,l9,,r around whom formations can he
built
c,n,pilatiou of "fuil field runs frons
kirhoff to touchdown" enumerates thir-
,.cn such feats against elevens OF major
strength in the last forty years. hut con-
,,,us no mention OF the run made by
, Tom Shevlin OF Yale against Columbia III
New York in 1908. Shevin caught Bruce $
ticLou and ran ninety-tivc yards for 4
tourhdovn As Columbia defeated both
Penn and Cornell that year Its team was
entitled to a high rating. In 1905 Shev-
lin caught another Columbia kickoff and
never stopped until he had crossed the
nprnn.nts goal line. on that occasion
.o,voy,r. the bail was called back to Co
'umha's 81 yard line because there had
been holding.
Ir tie Yale Columbia game Of 1905
Columbia was swanped by the Blue hu'
among tn. Columbia players that day wa'
\ slim, wrggly chap who distinguished
Hime.if and whose name was recently
hefnr. the public in an all absorbing way
Tie following is from THE suns acc"un,
~ tho game and may serve ~ recall
vague!y that the same person shone brill'
iantly not 81 long ago In other he'd'
~ 'ndeavor:
Columbia Jus, nnc" N.d Nc sn"sr s-. ,'r, %,
,ne shen tor ONCE ne vale ends ~cr
.itwi:,ed by Co'ins. IN" itti' gnariecetck
wvIiS pun,ad for Yale from his o';n 'erri
.p-y - collins Who r,s in waiting ~ re-
-,rh ana for ono. Shevlin aud Gates ra'!e'
20 close in on him Ike H.. js%s .. srr,r ~,
'p al so.ed s,sF IN, mt' ,Ts 30 prey Sa- not there
Cu.has d"lged 10y them both and Na' dN'S
- was co!umhi,'s long h"rcI 'Ir HnpS,,,
.'iv,,ion. u. covered ward after ,yart o
,issnnal tourney unul Ae had res'neh an
A6-ier. Tho speedy Forbes the ma
N tho spot. and he caught and bore Collin
Now e, en- get a little further on AM
rddie Collins can k.ck goa! from N
rald." was the Columbia cry But the hop
Hed a sudden death then and there. for W
ri,ha- fumbled the ball when II was pa'se
20 him and the eternalIy vigian; cate
vas on It
Tho Army team has just corne throug
or s;iff game and may be in for anothe
next Saturday. for the West Pointers p,a
Tufts on that day. Tufts has likel
eleven from all accounts, one OF its ac
complishments being the defeat OF Maine
which held Yale to "A to tie.
Tho drubbing administered to Pen
Stat by Washington and Jefferson wa
something new in Hollenback. a coaching
.Npcrence since he has had charge a
'Hdl eleven. anu tllt tedln NtllN' Nhh''
g was coached by Robert Folwell. an oil
ate Of Hollenback In the Fennsylvani
backfeld
\ referee whose work Is exciting muc
favorable comment this season IL Crowc'
VINO was star player at Swarthmor'
lle will ofticiate at this weeks Princeton
Dartmouth grapple.
Storcr, the Harvard captain, has con
verted nine touchdowns into goals in tn
Four games his team has played II ais
may be noted that Mahan. with thre
goals from the -ieid. has booted one NOR
than the renowned Brickley.
Now Haven comment Of interest regard
Ing the football situation there is as 70
lows
Among coaches and other close student
o. -. same Yale 10 'ne eleven to waic
dong al that Is asked, and Harvard thong
th"r" Is general disposition down Cam
brlIs" way to belitte its deeds. Is playin
s'i up 20 and little beyond last season
'',n at this stage.
mes" TWO teams may he rated wit
'o1l. accurscy. Yale. on the other hand,
working rs way through an experiment an
."" experiment. Is working well and va
".. nav" ii truly representative Ell team o
l' u.l when II faces Princeton and Hal
'erl N November.
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