The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-17
Sporting NeWs
Sporting Notes.

brown mas oHiy one more game, tnat
with Carlisle on Thanksgiving day.
A team of ineligibles used Harvard
plays against the Yale varsity yester
day and the varsity did not shine.
A Masonic bowling team in Spring
field rolled a single string of 553 and q
team total of 1906 in a match Monday
night.
Dartmouth wants to put Brown on the
football schedule for next year early
in October and the Bruin is bowling
nightly.
Only enc place on the Yale eleven
is doubtful. That is right end. Wiedman,
the regular guardian, was injured in the
Princeton game.
If Yale. Harvard and Princeton agree
on the answer to the question: "What
is an amateur?' will the other colleges
stand fer the definition?
Only IA members of the Mahan fam
lily will be on the Harvard side Satur-
day. These, of course, are in addition
to the Mahan who captains the Grim
son team.
George s. Ward plans to succeed his
brother. f. B. Ward, not only as head
of the big bakery interests but as the
principal hacker OF the Brooklyn Fed
eral league club.
It took Harvard from 1903 until 1918
to win big game in the Stadium; it
took Yale one year to win one in the
| Bowl. and Princeton hash t won one yet
in the Palmer Stadium.
The Williams football team worked a
! little better going backwards than it
j:d trying to move against Amherst.
| -1T D. L, l.
ing the ball and lost 40 trying to rush
it.
The performance of McGuckin. the
| Villanova star in kicking four field
goals Saturday, is one of the best of
the season. if not the best in the East
at least. Nillanova overwhelmed
Swarthmore and McGuckin was respon
sibIe for IL of his team s 10 points.
Someone said recently that no Yale
team was so poor as to be rightly on
the short end of a ) to / wager After
that interesting sporting event in the
Yale bowl Saturday some are inclined
to believe that the present team is not
poor enough to be justly on the short
end of 3 to , bet
Wesleyan does not object to Brickley
Iplaying Saturday, but Kennedy, who
went to Trinity from Ursinus, viii not
Iplay quarterback, concession to IVES
leyan s desire to have the opposing
team follow the one-year rule in vogue
in most colleges. With Trinity it s
just one blamed rule after another.
Fielding Yost, coach of the Mich
gan university eleven, is quoted as
saying that the defense of the Univer
i sity of Pennsylvania is stronger thai
! that of Cornell A little developments
of the Pennsylvania attack, Yost said
I will result in a very interesting battle
. Thanksgiving day when the two team.
J meet. Dopesters should take notice.
Lehigh expects to beat Lafayett,
e next Saturday. Lafayette would lik
q to break up q string of four straigh
= losses. Not a Lafayette student in col
{ lege now has seen the eleven win from
J the South Bethlehem team. Since 1SS.
/ the rival institutions have played 4
games, Lafayette winning "a and lie
= high 20. "aI four have resulted in ties
s While Yale and Princeton were stag
q ing thejr ANAL football classics Satur
q dav a. New tiaven, few realized tina
Il when IL ion Wilson was substituted fo
), Highlev was case of sendin
brother against brother. The Prince
ton Wilson is brother Of Alex. Wilson
the Ya.e captain. Tom Wilson, an old
. err brother, who was n guard on Eddi
. Hart 5 team, is now a line coach a
4 Wisconsin.
,, "Willie' Hoppe, champion at abou
), all kinds of billiards, in the opcnin
;, game of the handicap tournament no.
= in progress in New York, beat Van