Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-09

FOOTBALL SPORT AS 1T is
VIEWED BY LOCAL EXPERT
Slaughter of Penn Eleven by Michigan Athletes and Other
Big Surprises of the Weekend Treated at Some
Length-Other Gridiron Gossip.

prove tremendously in the next few days OF
her rivals win have to slump fearfully. About
has a nghting chance. Dartmouth beat Tufts
by the score Of 6s to o. And this Is the same
1873, It is true that Tufts has been going
down hill for. the last few weeks, but Dart
year ago, which isn't very reassuring when
we recall what happened then on Franklin
Field The Cornell team also has the edyan-
tage in comparative scores. The Ithacans beat
Franklin and Marshall by the score OF 2e-8,
four weeks before by. the score Of 100. The
Lancaster c9egians showed some % the dssn s,,i
mouth comes here next Saturday and Cornell
them the ouaRers must work overtime.
- good many Pennsylvania men VIII prop-
ably be in a. critical frame OF mind as result
OF the Michigan slaughter because the average
college man has disproportionate sense on
worst possible thing that could happen to the
team now would be criticism. The, team " "
most OF them are inexperienced football play
erB It should be remembered that OF the ,9n eisvs
eight were e"' playing their nrst chsmponShip
game for the ouakers. This Is feartui nan nan
secSp nd ThehsT 1Set thiY Yey win viii HF cSy
better than they did against Michigan.
Hsrvards victory over Prneoton n. makes Ssot tss
SndonStady ef fS N ao Ss the S' faVoPtc for the Yas
Spdbsby two be weeks faSSTs RSnis
Saturday AS the result Of ysry SsIntSl esITetsl
ttSnT'g tons previous c games the writer has con-
tended that the Tigers we're gEeistty eSeT eSeT
iaeu ing attaek d | It ' Is not unfair 70 Princeton
refer 70 the fact that hat Eer, Gy from h' de
on two or three occasions. Harvard not only
had eonsLstsnt rushing gg,Fs and sTTorn TIRn'ns which
Princeton might convert int9 o., georss e., oosns.
Jvaa MI q
The forward pass played practiesy no pa! PAL :
flushing I'm II gqt and tnsnS TnhnE attack there
good interference for runners, and even WIN WIN
IN Gpt MaRah sPdGEiS tS boOt ssr' the W' Bali with
s s& as Mfhfa 4o.y and
as has been mentioned before the 91y dcnaEt Lsas9
ment me d'un year anna ago % was because Of Brlckiey's
seniority It Is hard to see in what respect peel
Prnestons lack Of SSOFIRgS RSg. play yo,,SSsr1 %Ss
Ali year the college world has been ksIt ncnn IN
mSa h. ISTtSsR Gf tSs
tion Of the best features Of the English and
Canaan ean game tsuEht by Donald O. Herring. who
after graduating from PTineeton pllaytesd1 or on
THS who OH similarly f played Canadian rugby. But
Haryards defense compistsE broke Isa HIp eVgpg grg
70 to'h show W how useless this open game was to to
Princeton attention may be called t 70 6hy tine tS one
forward pass and the lateral" passing game
from which so much was expected, netted but
yard.
The game .unoOysred a new star Of the l5St iI5t
magnitude for HHrySTd IN reg FFaHSke; gor Time
baek BACK from 'Sd end to his old position haifb&sk
proved e be Sn9 Gf nee e' RS Is
running g6snse S Fi hs PGGfton OF PfH'RRS R
,,,cp In strengthens the Crimson on
attack fSl q as we'll as on defense. Yale men might
sSsy ysl Viii make na " RRaTTad fRSF Just @ 6
this year as last year The ,i EMS GhSn1Sss
heSs Yale maid didn't show the Improvement in the
manner BrGMe f"S in which the team saSshtsred Col
the week Ssfqgs SS sEso smp SsG
with Brown, the only conclusion that yale
te II he analysis OF the play shows that Yale
had more pr9noHnfsd 9dySntsge roI tnan n,aRs aRs
Es&yard dhows Willie Yss tsees rneCn Thess
two games viii give US tb fhe san Ses5 ne 0d Ga he
In view of conelrs decisive victory over
urday against Michigan should be sizEler.
While Franklin and Marshall might not be
able t repeat Ts aoaS ~ hS t men
have a powerful team, for they beat Swsrth-
Comparing eaSTS Cornell and Michigan, Il looks as
though the Ithseans have a cunning attack hG,s
tSey tSegpqt must and way to break up Michigans
VThsre We're some surprising results in the
games OF tho minor colleges. Lehigh showed
n great deal OF unexpected power by beating
Penn state though two OF their touchdowns
came as the result OF fumbles and the remain
ing six points as the result OF two held goals
by Cahail, II was the first defeat Penn State
has sustained this season. Pittsburgh and
washington and Jefferson wound up the foot1
ball season, as far as interest in the western
end OF the State is concerned. and Bob Fol-
wells W. and ]. eleven was victorious by the
narrow margin of 13 to 10,