Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-16
FOOTBALL FORM AND
UPSETs INTERM|NGLED
Regular Varsity Teams Bear Out
Predictions-Uses Of Substitutes
Produce Surprising Results.
EAST AND WEST BREAK EVEN
Intersectional Contests Show in
Cornell Winning and Indians CO.
ing Down to Defeat-Ithacans Re-
turn Home JubiIant.

NEW YORK. November 14.-Truc
football form and upsets were curl
ously interminglcd in yesterdays East
ern games. The regular varsity teams
IN general bore out predictions, but
the injection OF substitutes produced
several features not included in the
forecasts.
Brown struggles furnished unexpected
and sensational elements Ynlc, after
scoring nineteen points against Prince
ton in forty-f1ve minutes, thus coming
within one point of Hnrvards score
over the same eleven ono week pro-
vious. sent In n line OF substitutes.
The complete failure of this manoeuvre
was demonstrated when the Orange
and Black piled up two touchdowns
and two goals In less than ten minutes,
and was threatening to wrest victory
from the Blue when time was called.
Harvard, with the same idea of con-
serving energies for the Yale game
next Saturday. sent team composed
chiefly of substitutes against Brown,
and the result was Il no-score tie. So
far as actual bearing on the Yale
Harvard contest is concerned, these
reversals OF the form can be disre-
garded, since q wide gulf exists be-
tween tho defensive strength of the
first and second combinations at both
New Haven and Cambridge.
With the regular Yale eleven facing
Princeton, the New Jersey team was
almost as helpless rs it WINS ~ week
ago against Harvard.
Princeton failed repeatedly to sense
the method and point of advancing
the ball. This was due in part 10 u
failure to grasp tho principles OF the
Blues loose ball game. but 1t Is doubt
full IL that plan of attack with it's at
tendant danger OF losing the ball can
lao lyn1 with tt,n
against the strong and alert defense
of Harvard regulars.
There never was any questions as
to the outcome of the Dartmouth
Pennsylvania contest, for the Han
overians were superior to the Quakers
in every department. Tho Rcd and
Blue showed fairly strong defense
In the start. but when tho Dartmouth
scoring machine got under Roadway
the size of the score was the only
question
Both the Army and the Navy elevens
came through with victories. the Ca
diets defeating Maine. % to o. and tho
Middies triumphing over Colby by 81
to 81. In both games the Academy
teams showed the lighting spirit for
which they arc noted. Maine had lit
tie to offer i'm the way OF offense, and
once her defonse was shattered. was
easy PROV for tho army. Tho Middies
did not win so easily.
The East and the West broke even
in intersectional contests OF the day
Cornell defeating Michigan, % to 13,
and Notre Dame overthrowing the Car
llsle Indians, 48 to 6. Aside from the
consistent play OF Maulbetsch. the
Wolverines were outclassed by the
powerful Ithaca eleven. The Indians,
only a shadow Of tho famous teams
which have made Carlisle famous in
other years, were helpless before the
sweeping play of Notre Dame.
ITHACA, y. Y, November IA
jubilant football team returned from
Ann Arbor to-day. Although Barrett,
SCHUYLER. Cuyler and Muns!ck suffered
slight Injuries and bruises. the team
AS whole Is In good shape. and DR..
sharpe expects every man to be out
tomorrow. when the Ithacans start
work for their final game OF the year,
that with Pennsylvania on Thanks
giving Day.