The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12
ON GRIDIRON AND DIAMOND
n, WILLIAM u. HANNA.

crunch before as many persons as Yale
and Princeton on SATURDAY. but Ti.iTs
probably will be Il better sam" On
what has been done they r. more nearly
matched. Each has scored we'll over 200
poiu,s. and although most Of these zoo
v.r, made against weak teams Colga'"
has shut ont Yale and the Army and
Princeton made only J points against
syracuse. The latter beat Brown, wh"
beat Yale. The Syracuse-Brown score
WIS 8 to . and the BroWn- ale result
| was 3 to -. Therefore. syracuse is nin"
i n,in-s better than Yale. Colgate was ny
| tear points better tAan Yale ny direct
test. Draw your own conclusions Tor
7 che SyraCusc-COlgate contest.
There's a fair chance that Cornell. So
rar In. best of the Eastern ei"Ntns 'N-
ccl,. Pittsburr and Colsate. MAY ca'ch
Two tough foes ON the way 10 a complete
! cl,,nun ,C al! oppositlon. The lthdcans
ul,y penn ON Thanksgiving, and the
pu,Lx.rs. NalAly most OF tho season
we're better against Dartmouth last
| Saturday rhan any other time. mere
fore. they may be getting tnse'htl' 'n
! saturday Cornell meets washington ana
| Lee. "A team which hasn't pech ''t'''
and scored on but once, Thtse two nave
had , common opponent. Virginia J.. J.
| Cnrr,u Won from Virginia foly, 40 10
a n,,rh better than Washington ana Lee
did Tn latter beat v. 4. l. ~ v? v.
". and l.. II said TO be uhusua'| "''p'
al forward passing.
football fan brings ont the 'o'""-
100 ,oiut I'm comparing WIN
.u ,ud princeton n shout not DC
,,,go,.en that Cornell play t more imam
nr..-u,ari.rs of the Harvard same
w,,hnu, the services OF her best player
cant. barrett, regular qualtcroath' pu.-
ter and drop kicker. suppose tIla' IN
nlrvinc Princeton last SATURDAY t'alNN'o
/ mad a similar handicap. WIN ,ap''
N,hlu disabled in the !irSt quarter
,,.r in the middle West had two
o,Irmns Of IN. harvard Princeton game
and 4 quarter of a column OF 'ho 80
a and j. game. 1t matters hot wiz
isrvard Yale, Princeton and tho Army
and Navy whether they he WONDERFUL
ordinary or punk. they get the space
,t,r .,ns on the sids lines not
a,,,. ara userul 10 drink from. but " the
unra, came To- the worst, they nigh' ~
r,. noon facotiously suggested. ne use'
fn, the ~inscriblug thereon OF sishais
!, .crears that a big football game Is
y, rpely an incident toward the gloom OF
glnat which follows.
Sail a mar yesterday who mas seen
v.,rrcr.s ~pittsburgcrs play: "Ihey re
al as big and strong ana fast as
Sheylin.'
..ri.srs wising up Eos Yale a head
lima saws. If that Is tho case NaIe neN'ei
In some shrcwding mp Tor tWc i,s.'e
and maybe it would De JuS' ~ y, ~
Pam TO do some astuting up Tor Mich'-
gan.
10, NJ three c~rackaiack players a
venr and n good recruiting system wiz
Oh Ear ,oward making the reputation
OF any coach.
If Harvard thinks -" hsh''S OF
p.nur aa Ia send the regulars IN New
,ayam ,n see the Yale-l'rinccton per-
fnrrnncc WHY send the regulars I" SIZE
nm tho MAY of a team which was beaten
by Brown"
Th. scores of Christy M~a,heweon III
his shooting junket show maj No mas
better control on the mound thah AZ
the traps,
George Stallings has "A plantation III
G.nrp,,a and Fred Clarke has "A ranch IN
Kansas lint there are few ball players
with lust ordinary farms.
If at any tlme in thu future "a football
ulo,er should 81 far forget himself as I"
IRIS "A play tho e1oal IN daring OF an
attempted steal holn" the Srldlfoh com
muuity would arise and denonhce nm
ms the dnftcst mortal that ever escaped
from a padded cell,
Hamilton Fish wanted to get Jim
Tho~pe for his all back num-thnt is
his all stay team, but Jim is. coaching
ont in Indiana,
Rutgers tried to arrange a game n
| the I'ulo Grounds with the InivcrsitS
OF Washington eleven, but John Foster
Q who was conducting the negotiations
= received the following telegram r
, Seattle; offer Is appreciated here, bu
cannot be accepted