The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-03
CHICAGO Is ONLY Big
TEAM NOT SCORED ON
It's Record 90 to o for Five
Gamcs-Fordha am Gettysburg
Contest Here To-day.
y. y. L. TO ASSAIL TRINITY

The record OF the Chicago University
eleven is 90 points for and none against
for the five games played. and tho none
IL worthy OF note The Maroons. coached
by Stagg on a motorcycle. are the only
football team of prominence. East or West
whose slate on the defence Is clean.
team which was eliminated from this
class in the most recent contests was
Washington and Lee. That likely aggre-
CATION kept up its record Of unbroken VIC
tories, but its goal line was crossed by
Virginia Poly.
Dartmouth leads the Eastern field In
total points, with 20 Next In order are
Tufts. with 200. then Washington and
Jefferson with 204 The Army has a good
defence record The West Pointers have
permitted only one score by opponents,
but the nature of their schedule has been
such that their defence hasn't been tried
~ have the big college teams. Penn
state. Washington and Jefferson Frank
lin and Marshall and williams. four teams
which have been presumptously annoying
to our big educational centres, have not
been played by the Army,
However. the Army has played Rutgers
and made one more point against the
OF comparison with Cornell, trimmed Col
gate handily. whereas Colgate beat Cor
nell. As between Yale va. Colgate and
West Point va Colgate. the figures, not
worth much. but the only means OF sizing
up the Army and the Ellis, are In favor
OF tho collegians by margin OF rs
points Penn put the Navy away In
the only game that has taken place be-
tween one OF the service teams and a
member OF the one time big four. Next
Saturday the Army win have a chance
10 top tho Yale total against Notre Dame.
as we'll a. 10 get square for last years
defeat. Total scores 10 date are as FOL.
lows.
Harvard. 13i-2s, six games, Yale. l45-
3D. SIX games. Princeton, 1926. six
games. Penn. 74-22, six games: Army. 1871
:. five games. Navy. S9-40, five games.
Cornell. 1926, seven games, Dartmouth
2lO-19. six games; Brown, SO-31, six
games Carlisle. 42-94. eight games syria
cuse. lSS-2l. six games Washington and
Jefferson. 2O4-l9, sin games; Penn state,
lON-lS. six games: Amherst 1899. six
game. Fordham. S7-6. five games, Tufts
2Vg-5S. SIX games, Colgate 9l-13, six
games. pl'tshurg l70-l9 six games. Will
Sans. Nl-J5. six games. New York Uuiver-
s.ty. S3-l3. four games. Trinity, 56-27. five
games: Lafayette. 62-43, six games: lie
high. l2O-l6. six games. Wesleyan. l7-40
SIN games I Utolls aN-ts INe EtlilfNs nut
gers S2-4s. five games; Washington and
Leo. eat. six games.
There will he games to-day FOR bott
Fordham and New York University Ford
ham meets Mount st MRry's at Fordhau
and New York University plays Trinity
at ohio Field. This latter fixture is i'm
portnut for both participants. Last year
Trinity won. TO o. but New York TINT
vcrsity has a vastly better team thar
last year. hasn't been beaten this year
Trinity viii he able TO put its strouRes
array IN the field. Capt. Howell anC
BRADLEY. both of whom have been lai,
up with injuries. will be back in their re
spectlve positions. left tackle and RICH
guard. ~ for Fordham the BronXoulans
like the Army and Union, have been score'
on only once.
Tine drags terribly when You're onl!
= or points ahead. when there are onl!
a few minutes more TO play and when IN,
other side is cutting loose a lot OF for
ward passes Il will be remembered how
long the last few minutes were in tn
Observation-Disclosures game, torturesomel'
80 10 the Princeton men ON the benches
Whenever n forward pass grounds tim
IS taken out until the ball IL put in pla!
again. hence the impression Mt Princeton
that the teams were playing overtime.
The difference between actual time con
sumel In playing and the total time 4
amazing sometimes. At New Haven thi
fall in practice five minutes of actua
scrmmaGing was ordered. The wotCl
was get going when tn" ball was snappo,
and stopped when the play came TO al
end Those i've minutes in which tn
players were really at II covered q gros
space OF forty-iive minutes.
la 1
long ago that 1t is ancient history and on
of is incidents. II already told. will bca
! rrtylliuG. For the sCrmmagc whicl
brought ". and is winning touchdown
the players were lined up on the side line
The l,n"sman's distance poles were on tina
side Of the field and one Of them was he'll
by w and J. player In uniform. Elem
ing. who hurled the forward pass tina
yielded the touchdown, stood nouchalantl
close to the side line and close to IN
aforementioned stick bearer AS a resul
of this contiguity he was somewhat oh
secured. that IL H. didn't stand out in boil
relief for the Yale men az he might hav
done had the play been on tn" other sid
where the measuring sticks were not. II
escaped the attention of the hard pTossc
Els who, To their loss. didn't cover hin
\ unique variation OF the shoestrinR "
from "A similar isolated postion-cSceT
that al New Haven the stick man and TN
| player blurred the lSOldtlOu--N. ana =
put n forward pass across on Harvar
and there were Ell scouts on hand to Sc
him do It,
Football shRrps ars inclined to bcliey
that both Harvard and Princeton hay
more i'm tho lateral pass line than the
have uncovered and that the play whic
/ has been employed so effectively by Val
will be disclosed by the Crimson and IN
Tigers before the month liz over. one {
these sharps points out that Prnccto
turned the trick neatly against Dartmout
once and reeled of twenty yards slick a
you please and that Harvard used II one
to effect when hard pressed, avorted d.
, feat with IT,
The plan Of practising on ned to q.
used 10 It's air currents. its pranks OF vim
IL all right II the wind furnishes "A qua
antco Of what II purposes doing the da
, Of the game. The moods of this Borea
, marty are hard to guess. There is .
telling what he will have up his gust
sleeve. His quirks and dips In stadium
and bowls are uncertain. Fielding Yo
went into the stadium last Saturday
experiment lie tossed "A piece OF paper
, the air and the wind blew II to the groun
D lie tossed another and the wind whisks
4 II over the top OF the structure, Havir
, no thermometer or weather vane attacho
| to each OF his players, Imrryup shook h
n head and went away from that wir
% rackcd spot
Bergman, the Notre Dame quarterhac
who showed up so we'll In tho Yale gam
made an so yard run for touchdow