Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22
THE BULLDOG WAS THE UDERDOC IN THAT GRID SCRMAGE UP IN
FOUR EASTERN TEAMS STAND OUT
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS, WITH
2RINCETONAND STATE IN THE LEAD
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Edhs~ Evcnins Public Ledger

THE old plays used--the kick formation with
the front hafback taking the ball for thrust through
the line. the receiving the ball direct pass
for end simple forward and variety to
the attack Few Of the players into the interference
thus adding to the work Of the backAeld men.
Only once did Yale protect the runner and then 1t
due to a mistake. Fdo Kempton pulled what is
commonly known "Bo McMlin'' after starting
end The signal called for around the
right end but after taking few steps Fido discovered
he had been cut OF and the Harvard tackes forcing
him back. After losing about Is yards he stopped,
turned around and ran to the left.
His teammates were out of the first play but in
position to assist when Kempton reversed his field Fdo
back the 15 yards and kept going behind perfect
interference After gaining 10 yards he stepped
out Of bounds Had he remained In the field he had
chance to score a touchdown.
Kemptou played a wonderful game, but lost his head
the end Of the third period and after aght with
CASTOR. the Harvard left end ordered out Of the
game. CASTOR also disqualified.
1t was Harvard's bali, and when the play started
Castor rushed out and put Kempton out Of the play.
punch each other and hard at Il when Bill Crowe
the field Judge and Tom Thorp, the umpire, arrived
the Both players ordered out Of the game
1t is said that Kempton objected the in which
be had been taken out II such the he should
have told bis troubles to the officials instead Of trying to
settle It himself
HARVARD coaches eoiden.u had great confidence
~ in the team, for they did not sit the bench
reserved for them. Insteod they 1crc IN the back
ro,o and allowed Horoeen to use his o~n Judgment.
Colgate Surprises Syracuse
COLGATE put up great battle against Syracuse and
~ beaten by the of IA to o. The little team
from Hamilton n. Y, after the football
in history back strong and made the husky Syra
fight for every inch they gained According to
advance dope tn. Orange was expected to win BY large
margin. but the dope q color
1t took twenty-five minutes to put the FIRST
touchdown. Furgonne got away for 81 yard
off tackle play and picked his way through the whole
Colgate team In the third period. Kelog caught for
ward pass while dead and carried the ball over
the goal line.
Syracuse played good football, but helped consd
eraby by Joe Alexander the star center This young
man so per Of the defensive strength Of his
team He tackled either end broke through the line
and nabbed the for loss and smeared many for
ward passes.
have seen all of the centers in the East this year
and Alexander stands head and shoulders above all Of
them He Ia the best pivot since the days Of Bob
Peck. Of Pittsburgh.
Lafayette won from Lehiyh, but this expected.
The Eastonans had big, rugged team played good foot
ball all season naturally had the edge their lighter
opponents. The triple pass. which was first used by
Glenn Warner at Pitt bewildered the Lehyh men.
Lehigh put up plucky battle. but could not do
thing with attack and defense Of Jock Sutherland
well coached boys.
Swarthmore had it easy Haverford. but this, too,
according to the dope The Garnet team had weight
and experience in their favor.
Dartmouth from Brown and then went West to
play the University of Washington. Amherst sprang
slight surprise in defeating Williams, Penn trimmed
Columbia and Carnegie Tech put on w. and j.
TWO big games stand out the Turkey Day
1 schedule They are Pit and Pr,n State and
Penn nspiponio and Cornell. In Pittsburgh q game
7ciu be played for championship honors Wonder
chut Penn and Cornell ore playing fort
(copvt0ht. 1870. oy Public Ledger co.,