The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
ARMY AND UNION WIN
EVERY GAME PLAYED
Harvard Only Other Eastern
Team Not Beaten and It
Owns Two Ties.
DARTMOUTH'S POINTS $40

Among long Est Of Eastern football
teams the number OF unb aaten ones mar
/ rows down to sCant three, Harva I'd
! Union and the Army. and the two latter
are the only ones that have won all their
games Harvard, which is generally con-
sdered 10 have the better outlook for
winning next Saturdays game and
thereby taking the Eastern clranpion-
snip. has been tied twice. Union closed
It's season with eight consecutive wins
! and with the excellent defensive record
or only sixteen points for opponents.
| That ~ small number this year or
/ the stronger teams the Army is show ing
the most consistent work Oh defence hut
! the Army hasn't tackled advcrsarles-
1 or visitors or week end guests-of the
scoring prominence OF such tennis az
Harvard. Yale, Dartmouth and Cornell
Dartmouth has climbed over the 200
mark In total points and closes It's sea
son next Saturday with Syracuse. Dart
mouth with the Army. has had the most
consistent offence OF any OF the rroup.
3 getting double figures in every game
played. Yale mas made two touchdowns
la1 &c
/ last six games, hasn't scored less than
tweuty-onc IN any of them and has been
sWeeI,re along with an offence when
would make an interesting battle were /:
i.tted against Harvard or Yale. The
scoring of the Carlisle Indians has been
consistently weak. which is big con-
tr;,st to what they usually do I'm a season.
Total scores 80 &C. are as follow -
Harvard Ills, eight games Yale.
/ l7s--i3, eight games Prncrtou, SIS.
eight games Penn. 1I-G7. eight games
/ Amy. lS6-1i. seven games Navy. I4i-.
81, seven games: Cornell 2a3-4.. nine
games; Dartmouth, 3l9--25. eight game
| Brown. Sal. eight games Carlisle,
45--l31. ten games Syracuse. .u2-3J
| eight games. W shiugton and jefferson.
3u0--35. e!gh, games p Nh safe. is
80. eight games Amherst ae-63. o'ght
games FordhJm. 1l5-36. eight games
TUFTS. 26j--la1. eight games. Colgate.
e,gh, game; Williams, 12l-6N. eight
games. New York University. ll7-io.
seven games. TRINITY. SIS. seven
games Lafayette. I2S--52. sght games
/ I.ch.gr. l50--53. eight & mes Wesleyan.
eight games. Washiu@tou and leo. All
-. e.rh, gam.S Colby. o4>-7l. eight
games Michigan, 92a-6S. nine games
stevens, 32-172. seven game Franklin
tbs year Yale had on of h"r most
successful freshman teams Tho only
defeat was ~ the hands Of Exeter. and
In holding tho devastating ENon!aus 10
fourteen points 'he young Els d.i better
than any other Exeter opponent was ahlc
- do total % siVty-one points vas
freshmen and only SIX scored ny hcm
Neither was able TO rush the ball across
IN" Yale goal Inc, Two or thA Wales
comparative scores The NV Haven
y'urrsters beat Andover. : 10 q. ana We're
beaten, - 20 %, by Exeter. NO. muca IN
mo-" NCurs 10 snow tAht EN ger was -
20 : better tnan Andov'r YATES. BAD
r.ige and t"h We're tnrr" among IN"
hes; or Tie Young nl'' "he'.eh ana Va
siN maternal ana t"'N OF 'h' IN"
F. Hutchinson Wa conspicuous WIN MS
drop kicking ard running
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a. Harvard. N.'T h'h"'l o. hr''k'ey
anne along men Mth'h u,''So'. -,
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ou' a winner next SATURDAY.
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