New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-26
Only One Team Lett
in BrOwn's Pathway

ton Of Neville and lie Gore was 700
powerful TO be withstood, and touch-
down. the result Of a forward pass
brought woe TO Colgate.
A Powerful BackAeld
Anderson. Hubbell and Spencer are
powerful backheld men, and they VIII
undoubtedly give a good account OF
themselves on Thursday, while Faui
Castellanos, the left end who starred
against Syracuse, mRy be the man who
will stop Pollard. Castellanos was a
member OF the Erasmus Hall team OF
this city, before he went 20 Colgate.
He was member Of the All-scholastlc
eleven.
Cornell and Penn have both been
defeated this season. Harvard took
care Of Cornell in most decisive style
while the mighty Pittsburgh eleven
ran rings around Penn and walloped
her 20 the tune Of 90 90 0. Those de-
feats were not without their Lessons.
The faults brought TO light were cor
rected. the elevens rallied ard have
driven along famoJsly. Both Cornell
and Penn defeated Michigan in sensa
tioual battles.
Comparative scores will be Of little
assistance TO those who ~ 20 deter
mine a winner by what the teams have
ACCOMPLISHED against the same opposl-
ton. Cornell. on a line through Mlchl-
gan. has a more powerful attack than
Pcnnsylvania. Behind, at the end OF
the first half by a score OF 20 20 3,
Cornell rallied. and with Fritz SILVER
ick. q host in himself, swept the VOL
verines down 10 defeat by a score OF
% TO 20. Penn defeated Yost's men
bv score Of 10 20 7, thanks TO tho
might Of Howard Berry, VINO has been
called the "Pennsy lvania Limited
The natural conclusion that one
would draw from the scores OF those
two games is: Cornell has the more
powerful attack, but more vulnerable
defence. The staying qualities Of the
Big Red team, however, cannot be de-
MED. While Cornell gathered power in
the Michigan struggle, Penn faltered az
the end. and in the final period the
Wolverines scored their touchdown.
Whatever the result of the game, the
spectators will see two OF the best
backs Of the year in Howard Berry
and Fritz Shiverick.
A Sweeping Challenge
Pittsburgh. which has established
her right to a place in the sun beyond
all question is out with sweeping
challenge TO any team in the East, with
a preference for Brown. For while
il was thought that a game might be
arranged between the Smoky City
band and the Providence eleven, but
Brown frowned on the proposition, and
Pittsburgh Iwill have to take 1t out by
beating Penn State.
II Penn State can overcome such men
as McLaren. Red Hastings, Heron,
Peck, Thornhill, Seis, and the rest OF
those behemoths who wear Pittsburh' S
colors, it will accomplish feat that
no other college has since Warner took
command.
The meeting Of Rutgers and Wash
ington-J jefferson OH the Polo Ground
will not be lacking in thrills. These
teams played in New York two years
ago, and the Pennsylvania college won
By a slight margin in free scoring
game. New football should be seen at
its best. Washington and Jefferson
cut loose with variety of open play
that bafled Yale, and expects TO beat
Rutgers decisively.
Fordham and Villanova will clash at
Fordham Field, and the game will not
be lacking in action, if the contests in
the past are to be taken as criterion.
Fordham has one of the strongest
teams in her history, and showed it in
the struggle against Georgetown.