New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
NAVY Led in Substitutions
on Saturday by Using
Twenty-Five Men.
DARTMOUTH PLAYER
UNJUSTLY BLAMED
Not at Fault for Trying to Batter
Down a Princeton Forward
Pass on Saturday.
By Herbert.

BV HeTDSII
a., loading football
'uoSlhe ~ - Aa,,s
games on SATURDAY '''"' '"O'N
counts quite a. much ON ITS reserves
es its regulars SuoS'l'u''o''s M
so often that it is almost lmpossi"l'
a. mass accurate Judgment on the finish
~ f',-9 - - - +oor, 80 far IS
or sH'oo'hA'SS " -,
eleven individuals are CONVEX
The coaches ct the Naval A'au''"'
LED all the others or >"'"'u''H -, 80 - -,
out matsr.ei. using $40 less INA"
rl.,.ors s., .,..ir,. -.," Western Reserve
p 49,, AZ %, a S.b>.i.at.o-s by some %
Tho orte, ccler -.l. aS touoWS'
pr;nccto,. T.. Vale. 81. N,v y York lr!-
,.ersitv Is: I,..CG STATES Military
Acsdsynv Il. Dartmouth, u; Holy
&C. =. Harvard and Cornell, 10
escb aud Brown 9.
TLoro ;r ercb q thing as too much
nv -, "a football machine
suost.'"t,,'s o,-+cctoS 70 yun with all
SsnIV tk ~ IS rt6ppcd every mini
~ ~ 90 for the purpose OF putting
a. new COG.
." -----
Wilder penfeld. head field coach o.
che PRINCETON eleven this year, deVeI-
tne - frosbmqr team of last sea-
Ope" Wv, -, which defeated the Yale
sor, ecore o. 20 20 O. Penheld
euos ~ .,nkiN on the 1912 eleven.
PiA5'"
All Tho Princeton cheer leaders TINS
year are VARSITY "p' men. BaSeDaiI'
youing and track athletics are repre-
eo1+ed This plau is 10 be followed III
49, fn+ure 70 -hc end that added dlg-
'1;t,, no ie1+ 10 this important feature
Of big football games.
A Dartmouth man INSISTED yesteI
day that if one Of the players 10 III
Hanover had used his head on SaIui
dev the Tigers could not nave Ihaue e
g1ne u ~ ,S neoG their heads"
IT, l.. ~aferred 10. however. was
A., Nv p''' fory-ard pass completed by
p ,; o for gair Of ten yards after
uaroId Brown lad fallen on fun
hiad hall ~ Dartrouth's 17-yard line
Tbe noes was knocked in the air by
h n~ 49, man. WHO tried to batter it
lawn as told In The Tribune on sun
the much awake Eacie IreneS SIa.I on on
the 3-yard line. Inc 'ouchoo"" '0'
lowed. ..,-. r..4,,o,,+b nlev-
Now, this particular p+I'ii iS..;rcl ~ he
er was crltlclSeu 1oI ~ -. -. lie e,oal
ball go over ms heaa anu 80, AZ ,oss
line for an uncoinp-e'eu I0i -" a. IA, of
Here, at least lleIe wa" .bn or;ticism
headwOrh, hO"el''' III 81 NJ, M ,rav
rs MOI ialI one .0 ~. -. or not
Tor TINS prayer 70 nv" -,.e;.;,,r o,,er
some fiIhCeIoi' ma "" 49, for a
the goal line 70 LCSe.ye Wy" - ttirG, IN
touchdown. he u'u my e. -, ~ -
trying 70 batter 'ne o@t- uo"m 80
unIortu"aee' s 81 - MO tho arms
of view, IN cehecuAg u ii''o eiie a. ~
of Princeton man. me quSst 49, %
the NaIue o. lAIcI0g '-.t@ ~; ~,
Down IS not u"o'i
7, bocirs N look as if the Harvard
,la,,o,, eli he ready for Princeton and
VeIe IN cav nothing of Michigan. II
was not so bad as painted. He has
few, if any, equals as q guard. Ot all
the veterans who have been idle mucn
of the time only Brickiey and Soucey
appear to be lost to the team.
A. a.. p,;,oe+oD
9uatlerSUa,oSS, .n'' "0''
boston ,sT uto'e A,,os ,,os eeor AGAINST
LnoutI % % rnn,,irce anv one that
n tu III ~ foy, fcId generals this
my W. III raenond more bappilv to
.L "ondit;ons of cbance-takine foot