The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
TIES SHOW BLOTS
ON YEARS RECORDS
OF LARGE SCHOOLS
Play of Harvard and Yale
Second Elevens Allows
Weak Teams to Appear
Unusually Strong.
BY FRANK G, MENkE

New York, Nov. 27-Those large col
leges that do not wish to wear blots on
their escutcheons for posterity to gaze
Upon must discontinue the practice of
putting substitute team into the field
when they meet so-called smaller col
Ieges"
Harvard will go down in the 1914
records as being held to 90 tie by
the very poor Brown eleven of this
season. It's true that the team that
was held to the tie the second Har-
yard eleven-not the first eleven. But
there will be nothing in the records
TO show that it was the second eleven
that played In that game. The records
will show. Harvard o. Brown O." and
nothing more.
Yale showed a team made up of
half regulars and half substitutes
against Brown and Brown came
mighty close to beating Yale. Prince
ton, unbeaten and united up to that
time, withdrew most of it's regulars
tor the Williams game, and Williams
played Princeton to II tie.
1t may be good stunt for the big
colleges to save their star men by
keeping them out of the game against
the little colleges but it's mighty
dangerous one. There's no telling just
what will happen in football way
hencefOrth with the new game in full
operation.
The little colleges" demonstrated
this season that through the use of the
game they are just about as good az
the big colleges. and the big colleges
that wish to keep their records un-
marred by defeat or ties, will send
their best team into action every Sat
urday. whether the game is against
the small eleven or a big eleven.
The Western footballers are among
those who are included in the list of
the 1914 upsets
Last year out Of three intersectional
starts. Michigan beat Pennsylvania,
Syracuse and Cornell. Out OF two
starts, Notre Dame beat the Army and
Pennsylvania State.
But it was different this year, No
ire Dame tackled Yale and the Army
md NOtre Dame was beaten to a pulp
On both occasions. Michigan battled
Harvard, Syracuse, Cornell and Penn
sylvania. And only once-when pitte1
against the joke Pennsylvania team
did the Michiganders emerge UNI
beaten.
In other words, the West played the
Fast five times last year and five times
did the West win. This year the Yves:
played the East six times and only
once did the West come out on top
which is something of a difference
There's tricks in every trade-even in
that of footballing, as the following
will show.
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