El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
YALE RALLY IS A
GREAT SURPRISE
Tigers Defeat by Eli is the
Feature of Saturdays
Football Games.

New York Nov. 15.-1aIe 5 spectacl-
lar rally and defeat of the best footpall
machine turned out by princeton IN
years. furnished the greatest upset IN
form that has marked eastern SrloiIoH
classics in many seasons
TIE Tigers invaded New Haven with
q sDiendidly coached eleven, which an
through the season obtained remark
ahIe amount of power and action out OF
a squad composed OF only fair maIerlal
Yale on the other hand, had a Danu OF
PLAYERS who. man for man, were equal
10 any among the bigger inSLLuLoAs,
hut the Ellis lacked everything that
went toward the making OF perfect
gridiron unit
Princeton Below Form.
It is true that Princeton did not snow
the same amount Of strength and speed
that has marked some Of her Garner
battles and that Yale beneiltted oy
what breaks there were IN the same
but the fact remains that the Els un-
covered a remarkable Improvement OF
less than two weeks Of coaching unoeI
Shevlin. and swept the Tigers OF thelF
feet In Derfectness OF both offensive
and defence. Individual and team play
Princeton lowered over the rough ana
ready tactics Of the Blue. The inter-
ference, tackling, puntinS ana speed o.
the Orange AID slack brigade stood out
in marked contrast to the crude e1Iorts
of rhe Yale eleven Several errors IN
seneralship. coupled with fatal fum-
bling at critical moments, more lhan
offset this advantage
Syracuse Overfhrows COLGATE.
While the defeat Of Princeton had no
hearing on the struggle for the sOcalled
eastern championship, the overthrow OF
COLGATE by Syracuse removed 2 most
important contender and LETT the itela
occupied solely by Cornell and Pitts
burg. The victory of the orange Dy
such a one sided score was big sur
prise. Colgate had splendid record
ID to Saturday, and while Syracuse was
ed no tea n
er and ability, close or even a no
score tie was generally looked for,
Cornell Defeats W. & L.
By winning from the strong WASH
ington and Lee eleven after tns sla J
southern team, which has not lost a
game in two years. had secured VIVA
appeared 10 be safe lead CorheI4
demonstrated that its rise to the TOP
most pinnacle Of gridirOn fame is based
on the firmest kind Of all around foot
bail ability
Harvard Beats Brown.
The victory Of Harvard over Brown
furnished no further line on the Grim
sons chances against Yale, since first
string substitutes were used almost en-
tirely.
IN the other more important contests
the competing eleyens played accorqlIl 3
10 form. Pennsylvania and Michigan
battled TO a scoreless tie, in which the
wolverines showed fine football knoWl-
edge. but lacked strength 10 score win
IT while the kAakEEH AAaA pyeN e-----
drive which went for naught, owing
TO their poor generalship and lack OF
scoring strategy
Army and Navy Win
Both the Army and Navy teams
emerged victorious from the weekend
games. but neither was called upon to
face an opponent Of mQTe than ordinary
caliber-
Games in the West.
Gridiron championship hOnors IN the
s7bie nine" were divided between Mime
sofa and Illinois as a result Of Satur-
days game.
These two teams, who baILled 10 SIX
TO six tie two weeks ago, remain the
only unbeaten teams I'm the conference
and on form alone should maintain
that record in their final games
In the weekend contests just finished
the GOphers were rated stronger elev-
en- than Chicago, even with the latter
playing its best game and fun strength.
and Wisconsin. was reckOned by experts
a team slightly inferior to the Him.
Wisconsin and Chicago, in their contest,
were able TO make two tOuchdowns
each, and played on practically even
terms, so that past performances indi-
cate a victory for Minnesota over the
badgers next Saturday and defeat Tor
Chicago by Illinois.
Illinois Beats Wisconsin.
The Illlni showed much the best foot