The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
Dopesters Wrong
on Last Saturday

New York, Nov Forecasts
were generally upset in the football
realm Saturday by West Virginia
sweeping the Princeton Tigers of
their feet. Colgate holding Dare
aocth to a tie, and Columbia and
Union college finishing scoreless.
Also Penn State murdered the Unl-
versity of Pennsylvania champion
ship hopes.
Yale and Harvard had good
practice and showed heir power
acains, Maryland state and Spring
field NJ. c a. college. respective
". The 81 to victory of Yale
showed up the best football dis
played By The Ellis this season. dv-
spl,e muddy field. Harvard also
played on a sticky field. one en-
ttrprising spectator kept tab on the
Cambridge players. reporting thirty
one passes tried Thirteen were
successful, netting Harvard seven
teen yards. The patched up Union
S"!Iege eleven aid good work in
holding Columbia to II seoreless tIs
but pid Man Weather is due for
bout hfty per cent Of the credit.
The Columbia players simpl went
10 pieces on the muddy slippery
southfield GROUNDS, The value of
Captain Cdnapary and Quigley was
noticeable on the Columbia side and
the appearance OF Canapary in the
Last quarter proved a bracer. a.
though entirely too late TO count.
Apparently at odds with Dame
Fortune. Dartmouth waged a luck
less battle with Colgate until the
very last few minutes OF play when
J ounEstrom. Dartmouth right
guard snatched up the pigskta
from blocked Kicked and ran ten
yards for a touchdown. This saved
Dartmouth from a gloomy defeat
as Colgate had rushed the ball over
for touchdown in the first period
end then kept Dartmouth working
in middle field during the next two
and half periods. Robertson.
Dartmouth's hero If this season.
was entirely out Of luck With an
open field before hin. after round
lnc Colcate's left end he slipped
and fell in mud puddle. He
punted poorly several times during
the game and his attempts at field
goals were weak.
Colgate worked the ball consist
anuy and would have won nicely
ILt tpT olOcKCG KICK.
Lafayette trouhced the Cornen
aggregation to the tune of 81 to {.
Weldon, Latsyerte's star back.
proved the downfall OF the Ithacans
by his perfect running In glane-
iHr over The box across" the name
q Weldon ia about the only one
there. on the opening kick off ne
ran the beli back forty yards and
finished the game with a thirty-yard
run that brought the Lafayette
rsyers within striking distance OF
he goal posts for their last score
Cornell made a weak rally In the
last period but a all other times
they were outplay ed ard outrushed.
1t took quick rush Of regulars
to the front line to save the game
tor Army. With a lineup almost
wholly substitutes the Army tackled
Tufts on a muddy field The resu Z
was that they dragged behind uu-
iii the last period when they came
through with a V4esnrya of "a to ! 8.
Continually fumblfng. the Army
subs brought panic to the hearts OF
their supporters Several army
headlincrs went into the fray in the
third but il was necessary to make
further changes in the fourth period
tn make the score balance In FAY u4-
Of the West Pointers. Tufts played
consiste nt game never falling -
AXE fun advantage Of the breaks
bal 4aEne t7o;Fy. way. w., ss.
The Navy came through with A.
20 10 victory over West Virginia
Wesleyan. Tho Navy dashed e.
heir pol IS in the first half AMI
would have had a shut out game,
but for tumble, picked UP ~
wesleyan, Captain Fisher, who toe
off a seventy-yard run for a touch
Gown.
Tom Davies spoiled the day for
I,ehigh Also this Pitfshurg star is
responsible for the Ptttshure score
Of - points To Lehigh's none. FG-
three nertods the battle was waeet
and ragged with neither side yield
ing. But In the last period Davies
donned his winged shoes and dashe
down the gridron twice, And each
time ne registered a touchdown.
Hastings added the trimmings ny
kicking both goals. Lehigh dis
played great strength throughout
the four periods. holding Pittsbul Y
on the one-yard tine when score
seemed inevitable,
Frank Frisch is to assist I'm mo
coz ching OF the F'orGham universe
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