The sun., 1916-12-03
GEORGIA TECH AND
GEORGETOWN LEAD
Teams in Hot Battle for High
Score Honors-Gf[oy
Heads individuals.
ny GEORGE \. UNDERWOOD.

Georgetown and Georgia Tech are
having q remarkably close battle for
the Juggernaut honors OF the gridiron.
and although the Tech team at present
is leading the w.arers OF the Blue and
Gray. Georgta having rolled UP 42l
points 20 Georgetown's fl2, the Cath
Ole Collegians yet may nose out the
Crackers.
Tech has completed Its schedule. while
Georgetown has usle more game 10
play-that with Tulane next Saturday.
IL the Washington warriors play to form
they should swamp Tulane roll up
enough points to overcome Georgia's
rhine point lead for high scoring honors
OF the season.
Albright and Bucknell have almost as
many points scored against them as
GEORGETOWN and Georgia Tech piled up
for themselves. The opponents of AL
bright rolled up 1871 points to Albright's
90. which gives Albright the Eastern
BOBBY prize. Blackwell made only 80
points to it's opponents sol.
Little 1888 pound Johnny Gilroy OF
Georgetown and Elmer Oliphant, the
biggest individual point scorers of the
Eastern gridlron. The Georgetown
crack captured the high score honors.
piling up 1873 points to ELEPHANTS l2+.
Gilroy probably will fatten his lead In
the coming Georgetown-Tulane game.
GiIroy Has Is Touchdowns.
Gllroy manufactured his las points
with eighteen ~tOuchdowns and thirty
goals from touchdown. Oliphant achieved
his l2+ points with the aid OF fifteen
touchdowns. twenty-five goals from
touchdown n four goals from the field.
Strupper of Georgia Tech. who stands
third in high scoring honors. made one
more touchdown than Oliphant. cross
ing the goal line Of the enemy sixteen
times. Strupper kicked three goals from
the field.
Fitzpatrick OF Boston College stands
fourth In individual high scoring. and
Gerrish OF Dartmouth nth. Pollard OF
Brown and Dempsey Of Fordham are
tied for sixth. Sermon OF Springfield
is eighth and McCreight Of Washington
and Jefferson ninth. Mueller Of Cornell
and McQuade OF Georgetown are tied
for tenth place. T Georgetown Is the
only to have more tina one man
among the ten leaders.
Gilroy Of Georgetown. with 80 goal'
from touchdown, led all players In tina
department, but was closely pressed b,
Praes OF Georgia Tech. with rs. and
De Vitalis OF Brown, with 23. Ffv'
players tied for neid goal honors. Spence
of Georgia Tech. Hazel of Rutgers. Shiv
erick OF Cornell. Hastings OF Pittsburl
and Berry OF Pennsylvania. all bootinl
five goals from the field.
Three Teams Made 500 P0ints.
Georgetown and Georgia Tech ar,
the Only elevens which have rolled vi
400 points or mere. Penn State In tn
only other team which totalled NOR
than 500. The State scoring machine
manufactured 348 points. Among tn,
elevens which rolled up more than 20
points on their opponents were Colgate
Pittsburg. Syracuse. Army. Dartmouth
washington and Lee, Brown. Michigan
1 and Muhlenberg.
In the football rankings which wer,
published In yesterdays SUN. Pittsburp
/ Colgate, Army n Brown We're give
the first four places In the Eastern rank
ing. As far as points scored went. Pitts
burg had 256. Brown. 25+; Army. 2si
and Colgate. Els.
Colgate had q hard schedule. meetinI
among others. Illinois. Yale. Syracus
and Brown. The Brunonlans. anon
others. tackled Harvard. Yale and Col
gate. Pittshrg showed it's class agains
Penn. Navy, Syracuse. Penn State
washington and Jefferson and Carneg!
Tech. all strong elevens, Notre Dame
Springfield and the Navy we're III
strongest opponents the Army had I
meet.
Ppincstsn's Dsfssslvs Strength.
| In point scoring the old Big Fou
stood Yak. 49, Harvard. le7; Prince
ton. tSS, an1 rean, l3N. Srnceton q
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