The Washington times., 1920-11-22
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LOOKING 'EM OV ER

wise coaches. featured the work OF
Yale in its gamdswith Princeton and
Harvard.
The Tigets made touchdown on
a fake kick. Don IIourie running half
the length of the Held. Anothsr
resulted from Yale
tumble, when Mike Callahan picked
,ip the bounding ball In Sammy White
fashion and carried IL or. But the
Tigers found that Yale line stin
proposition.
STOPPED HARVARD ATTACK.
Harvard won Saturday. but only
twice did Harvard get inside of Yale's
twenty -fve-yard line. Seven marches
were started down the field by the
strong. herce Harvard attack. Four
times they were halted by the Ellis.
Three Zines they resulted in field
goals, yet Horween's field goal was
kicked from Yale's forty-yard line.
Harvard had found 1t difficult to get
very close to the goal line on that
parade down the field.
once Harvard reached Yale's 5-yaru
line. From Kick formations four run
aing attacks were hurled into Yale's
center, each being stopped without an
inch OF gain. Indeed. Tim Callahan
hurled the last attempt back for loss
of three yards. A try OF a field goal
rom the l2-yard line. and at a diff
cult angle, failed. and the Ellis had
the ball. That defense was a tribute
20 Tad" Jones more than to any
body else.
1t is generally admitted that Jones
could not bring success in a single
season. Football has been haphazard
90 long at New Haven for that. But
those closest to things there seem
satisfied that a beginning In the right
direction has been made and that TO
Jones goes all the credit.
Therefore, they are looking to the
future when Yale will once more
take it's place among the leaders or
college football. something not seen
since Percy Haughton began ripping
up things for Fair Harvard.
MORE IN THE CIRCLE.
The trend Of football in the East
has been for more than ten years to
Increase steadily the circle inclosing
the leading elevens. In the earliel
days Yale, Harvard, Princeton. and
for a while Pennsylvania. occupied
places of highest rank within that
circle.
who today would claim that even
these three are entitled to places in
circle surrounding the best football
teams in the East? First Columbia
fought its way up among the leaders
only to fall by the wayside by Of
fetal action.
dartmouth reached the heights.
battling on even terms with Harvard.
Princeton and Pennsylvania. Dart
though rather ragged COM
bination when II comes to consis-
tency, is still up there.
Pittsburgh. ever since Glenn war
ner took charge. has easily held It's
own with the best elevens In the
COLGATE REACHES TOP.
Under Larry Bankart. an old Dart
player, little Colgate has
turned out elevens easily ranking
with those in the so-called Big Three
Penn state today stands out as the
equal of or better than any one OF
the Big Three.
Syracuse, too, has seen its eleVens
sweep the country and the orange
has frequently looked better than
hose three in the original circle. the
,ame goes for West Virginia. WASH
Inpton and Jefferson under Bob Fol-
we'll. Rutgers under Foster Sanford,
the year II defeated Iart-
mouth, Brown. and In the past Two
seasons, Boston College since FRANK
took charge.
The leadership in Eastern football
m longer rests with the Big Three.
II has not for many years. Many te-
Iieye this year that Harvard or
princeton would be unable to win
from Penn State or Pittsburgh. es-
,ecially II the Crimson or the Tigers
we're on the schedule from September.
post-season game might snow
nothing, but IL Glenn Warner or
Hugo Bezdek knew he was going to
play Princeton or Harvard on GER
tain date two months away-w2l,
things would be different, that's all,
in the preparatory work.
SEASON ENDS THURSDAY.
Despite a few contests marked Tor
November % and for December 4, the
1920 football season will be called
ended with the Thanksgiving Day
games. Army meets Navy in New
ork Saturday, Georgetown plays
gang in Boston, Mary
and mixes with Johns Hopkins. and
will face Washington at
Seattle, dedicating the new stadium
here. A week later Boston College
tackles Holy Cross, and Detroit will
,e seen at New Orleans, meeting Tu-
lane, already whipped soundly by
Michigan. " NJ. l. will probably
travel to New Orleans, too, to play
Louisiana University.
But everywhere all over the land
Thursday will be big football day.
bringing a close to easily the most
,uccessful season in the history OF
he game. In the East the biggest
contest will be that between Pitts
,urgh and Penn State at Pittsburgh.
Neither team has yet been defeated.
Zach has been tied. Pittsburgh by
syracuse and Penn State by Lchigh.
In the South Georgia Tech will face
he Auburn Plainsmen. AT Char
ottesvillc Virginia battles the Tar
Heels Of North Carolina. At Roanoke
V. NJ. ]. will try to run away with
he Virginia Techs. Vanderbilt and
;pwancp meet ~ Nashville.
Cornell tackles the Quakers in
Detroit, which has
ALLEN before bethany and Spring