The Washington times., 1914-10-04
THREE BIG ELEVENS
ARE GIVEN BEAT|NGS
Pennsylvania, Carlisle. and Cor
nell Find Foemen Too Tough
on the Gridiron.

Pennsylvania. Cornell, and Carlisle,
all so-called big teams have now
been beaten. providing the surprise ..
| the carly season. What another week
will bring cannot be foretold.
Pennsylvania $ defeat at the hands of
| Franklin and Marshall, 10 to 0. is now
the gossip of the hour. The Quakers
found the Lancaster lads too strong in
the line and. better equipped with Of
fensivc plays. Had Penn been provided
with forward passes, the victory might
have gone the other way. Neither team
showed any class in that respect. but on
straight football the F. and NJ. boys
had the goods. Picking up tumble.
WanEerman. guard for +. and NJ, trav
eled some thirty yards for touchdown.
Later Jones, the big fullback. kicked
a field goal
Larry Bankart's Colgate eleven hung
up victory over Cornell. : to 3. out
playing the IthaCans in every depart
ment Of the game. RObinson's 7O-yard
run for a touchdown was the contests
feature Cornell showed plenty of dash.
but Colgate's defense inside the 25-yaru
line was too strong to be broken.
Brilliant open field work brought vic
tory to Lehigh over Carlisle, q to s.
Two of three touchdOwns scored by Le-
high came from forward passes. while
the running game had the Indians be-
WilGered at all times. Carlisle outplayed
! the winners on straight football, MAX
ing fourteen first downs to eight for
I.ehigh. Calac was Carlisle's Individual
star. doing all of the heavy work by
himself.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 4.-While the
Yale coaches are satisfied with the vic
Of
erners are greatly respected by tie
athletes of Old Eli, Yale had to fight
for all it got. and in the final period
Virginia battled to the Blues, 25-yard
line. Had Mayer got more height into
his try Tor a field goal. Yale would
have been scored on. The try was too
low. hOwc},r. and Virginia had failed
to blot the record of III" Ellis.
PRINCETON. Oct. 4-BuckneIl has a
strong team. and the best Princeton
could do was to win. 70 to o. Victory
came only after the hardest kind OF
playing. TlbbOtts field goal from the
2N-yard line in the second period gave
tn" Tigers their first points. and in the
final period Eddy intercepted a forward
pass. falling across the goal line 70:
touchdown.
liH-N''N I.iN. IL, ''tl 'di l
mouths scoring machine looks good
enough to Coach Cavanaugh. The big
Green team galopcd all over the field
Yesterday defeating Norwich. "a to 0.
Tho visitors gained only five yards all
day, while Dartmouth pounded its way
up and down I'll" GTidiron at will
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. oct. 4-Harvard
won from the Springfield Training
School eleven. a to o. but had the vis-
itors possessed an attack worthy of
mention. They might have scored on the
Crimson ~ the Opcninc period. During
that first quarter Harvard was in the
dOldrUmS, but once under way tIe
Springfield team was outClasscd.
WASIIINGTON, Pa. Oct. Wash
inrtum and jefferson is now preparing
for its iig @an"s with Harvard and
Vale. and yesterday il rolled Up
gigantic score against Dickinson. WIN
mig, I05 To o, to show its power
Straight football was used almost N
tircly. Two tOuchdOwns and nc!d goal
coming in he first six minutes.