The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27

only one with a clean slate is Washing
ton and Lee. This team also leads in
total points. Its record Is as follows:
Y AND and t t. "a M MaFis Harvey. :.
w. and J............. % Roanoke ..............
v and AND IL.'' "a "a SS, EoTd.,
Total............ 2se Totals............... o.
Easy marks? We'll the Navy beat
Georgetown only 10 to o.
There is more scoring by both sides
this year than heretofore. All OF the
teams listed except one not only have
been scored on, but have been scored on
by touchdowns. Three touchdowns have
been made against Harvard. two against
Yale, three against Princeton. one against
the Army, four against Brown, two
against Dartmouth four against the Navy,
three against Cornell. two against Penn,
two against Penn state, two against
Washington and jefferson. The game is
growing more prolific in touchdowns when
they have been produced against all of
the members OF such a group as this The
scoring totals TO date:
Harvard. 1878. nve games: Yale. ss---i6.
I'VE games; Princeton. 65--i9. nve games.
Penn, 34-l6, hye games: Army 30, four
games, Na.y. i3-26. four games, Cornell,
1873. six games. Dartmouth. 1TS-i9. i've
games, Brown, 6S--.S. i've games Carlisle.
games. Washington and Jefferson l57--is.
u,e games; Penn state. 7j-i3. four games.
hm nl sa ,s I'VE SsmsS T S CO. CO..
gate, Si-2i. Ave games. Pittsburg. 74-ig.
NJ, games WILLIAMS go hye games.
Trinity. J6--27, Ave games: Lafayette. &C.
nve games. Lehlgh. SO. ive games. IVES
| lcyan. 80. five games; Union 55--7. four
games. Rutgers. SIS. nye games Wash
nis;on and Lee, :s5-o nye games.
The Brown football players emerged
from their battle with Cornell CON
slderahy battered. The coaches have
task on hand TO fit the team for
! the scrap with Vernon; and are thank
ful that they have no harder game
4 arranged for next Saturday. According
/ to the Providence Journal. mo Brown
/ team within the memory of the students
now in college has come through a game
| IN such a sorry state"
However II isn't expected that any OF
! the battered ones will be laid up long
! Rest and a chance FOR bruises and bumps
/ to heal are what are needed. Three line
men are out for a while They are staff
! who has broken rib Ward who broke
/ his colarbone. and Ormsbee, who has n
| bad ankle, but who had one to a lesser
| degree before the Cornell game. This
takes away one whole side OF the line
and has the coaches guessing as to how
they are going TO patch II up for imme-
date needs.
Gilman Colamore Harvard 'a3, forme r
[ Orange A. G. end. and football feuilleton-
ist pens observations and Impressions OF
the Princeton-Dartmouth game fol-
lows:
Barring Ghee's sinuous dash and a
phanta sinai oria OF forward passes for the
most part abortlvc. there was little to
arouse ho polloi from chilled slumber
! under lowering skies at the Palmer
/ Memorial Stadium on Saturday little by
way OF corollary. anomalous though II
[ may seem, to attract and open the ewes
| OF cognoscenti For cognoscentl and hoi
polloi are much alike, though notwith-
standing that Monsieur Cog. looks down
from lowering heights OF stadium ram
parts upon Herr Won II. =. The latter
glories in blood running action the for
mer in neatneSs OF execution combined
with keenness of mind. producing a salts
flying sense OF proportion. Each sought
In vain for the things that whet his appe-
tlte Even the lover OF the pseudo spec.
tacular. the forward pass. perchance must
have recalled the days when Will,
Keller fouled n million balls and finally
gained his end. n base on balls so FIRE.
quent in tho finale were the vaGrant ira.
jectons into space so seldom humanly
receptive. The wise IN his own genera
ton was bored. perhaps. by the lack of 9
cleverly planned, carefully prepared and
skilfully executed attack. Neither clever
showed a tentative genius in this respect
but on the defence both Princeton anC
Dartmouth were much further advanced
Here the glory OF one man shone.
Click has been rated high as de
fens!ve back. but he probably never Dol
stored n rush line more effectively. TIL,
quick dashes by Dartmouth on the centr,
OF the line were on the point OF reachinl
the open when stopped by-Glck Whn,
he was In the game fully one-halr OF III,
tackllng was done by-Glclk At centre
aN aals1 Ia ,Ne 49,. a.
Click, Click. Click. A remarkable de
fensive effort And most of Il, let vi
remember. was done between the twent,
yard lines or, more exactly, In, the cen
trail zone OF the field, Such a feat how
ever, Is relic OF the past. The rush lin,
halfback (and there were three OF then
on the secondary defence In antediluviar
days). Percheron though he was hat
no inconslderable fame.
. but this Is the new game Let's hav
none OF him, sturdy lamppost OF defence
Station him back with the outposts OF
picket duty for forward passes and roo
him to tho ground. Let the rush lin
, fight its own battle. let the runner com
to him. Then some advances might b
made in the open. unrestricted payinI
field, Finally we might place upon IN
, shelf the insidious menace OF tho forwa n
; pass, an element foreign In its very es
4 scnce to the genius OF the game, and sub
} stitute ---. No novelty this suggest Tor
! Ancient as the Rock OF Gibraltar and no
quite as firm, T. Is respectfully submtte
to the gods OF football"
: Tha pigslin arbtrament between IN
/, Fast and West will be continued with tn
following games Harvard ~, Michigan
/ Army VS. Notre Dame, Cornell VS. Mlchi
} } gan, Carlisle vs. Notre Dame and Pen
state vs. Michigan Aggles The Mlchiga
Aggies were beaten only 3 to by Mich
gan but Nebraska beat them "a 10 o. an
In view OF tho last named fact larg
element of doubt that Michigan is In IN
front rank Of Western football this soa
. son might. with reason dssOminat
, itself.
bacon Favored by soldiers.
I The selection of "A trainer for the Twer
n ty-third Regiment, which was to hav