El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-26

team now looks stronger than either
4 Yale, Harvard or Princeton
I The crimson had q narrow escape
/ from meeting the same fate saturday
that Yale did The Penn State eleven
tied the Harvard eleven in a stubborn
l. fought contest at Cambridge.
The Princeton Tigers got sweet re-
venge in their game with Dartmouth.
Last year the orange and black was
defeated by Dartmouth but the score
of Is TO u Saturday showed Prince
ton to be much stronger eleven TINS
year The Tigers played the open
style Of football which their coaches
have been using all season.
A 25 yard forward pass made by
Pennsylvania resulted in that eleven
defeating Harvard by a score of Z to
Saturday. The Indians showed a
reversal in form over the game they
have been playing this season and
once more loom up as dangerous RI
walls. Glenn Warner introduced sew
eral new plays that were successful
ground gamers. The redmen drove the
Pennsylvania team before them and
at one time had the ball on their five
yard line.
Holy Cross played a brilliant game
against the Army but were defeated
by a score Of Il TO 0. The West Point
eleven Of 1914 is one Of the strongest
that ever represented the school
The Texas School of Mines sprung
a surprise on the Y. N c. A. winning
hv a score of Z TO s. The Y N C. A.
team was doped to win the contest
but they met the same surprise that
the Yale team did The collegians in
their initial game played brilliant foot
ball. The nigh school team found the
goth infantry easy victims.
Other football scores Saturday were:
Texas university %. Oklahoma Z,
Daniel Baker 70, Trinity Z; Baylor 6,
Austin 0: Mt. Union. Il. Miami. I6. North
Dakota e ST Thou0ae NTaAT.-+ar
North Dakota Aggies 10: St. Joseph 0,
Dubuc German college Z Colorado Az
ricultural As. University Of wyoming
10: Wisconsin Z, Ohio State 6: Notre
High 50, Las Cruces High o: Chicago
p, Perdue 0; Nebraska "A. Michigan
Aggies O; Navy IS. Western Reserve 0.
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Another product Of the southwest
has gone up in the big leagues and
from the comments of eastern snort
writer's he is going to prove one of
the baseball finds Of the season The /
player is young Fred Brainard who has
been signed by McGraw. Damon Run
yon says Brainard is one of the fastest
inflelders in the National league
Inc youngster resides at Artesia
where his father has a large alfalfa
farm and he is now spending the
winter there tossing hay and feeding
the stock Brainard PLAYED baseball
Ior several years IN the Pecos valley.
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ago when that team played a club of
semi professionals touring through the
country and they failed to score in
the three games played The yOungster
was signed by the Austin Statesmen
in 1913 but broke his collar bone and
sustained sprained wrist which kent
him out of the game. This season he I
played with the Austin team al the
beginning Of the season and when
seen in action by McGraw he was
signed at once for delivery at the close
of the season He finished the season
with the Beaumont team and led the
Texas league in batting He also had
a brilliant fielding and baserunning
percentage
The youngster is right handed and
Ilelds the ball in the manner of the |
famous Hans Wagner during his PLAINLY
GAYS lie grabs the hOrsehide with a I
lightning like rapiditv and snears il /
10 flrst with a short arm swing. He I
IS Sly rect IN height and weights 1S5 I
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