New-York tribune., 1920-10-18

played the Red and Blue most Of the
way and that old Penn was bit for
tunate in grabbing off fumbled ball
to gain it's victory.
That's all in the game and we have
always maintained that the team hav-
ing the better score when the final
whistle blew was the better team. Out
playing an opponent in midfeld or on
isolated sectors never won any battles.
Dartmouth put in one of the busiest
afternoons it will have this year hold
eleven persisted in plugging for touch
downs and when an eleven becomes an
noying like that instead of taking it's
beating peacefully there is only one
thing to do-go out and make more
touchdowns yourself. That is what the
Green did and the whole furnished
crowd of 5000 or moro q fine after
Moons entertainment.
Dobie An "Old Fox-
By the bye, did you notice what Mr..
Dobie's rejuvenated Cornell team did
nearly annihilated little Union by so
to ? And Dobie says his outfit is
terrible. Probably getting worse with
each succeeding week. Football teams
have to hurry some to make 60 points
in signal practice-Oho, Gilmour,
you re an OLD 1Ox-Dut q mighty wise
coach, say we.
Brown got revenge on Colgate for
its defeat of last year, but we thought
the margin of victory would be larger
than 40. Colgate must be improving.
Lehigh, with its midget backfield Of
l52 pounds per man, is still going
forward, Rochester being the victim
Saturday by 41-O. Looks like a hilari-
Gus and active Lehigh- Lafayette strup-
gle this year.
The Army also showed to better ad-
vantage on Saturday than in any pre-
ylous tussle, in trouncing Springfield.
me cadets seem to have more versa
tlllty and more power in their often
sive this season with French. former
Rutgers star, working with Wildhide,
captain and clever quarterback. The
Cadets will get their first real test
when Notre Dame, which trimmed
Nebraska on Saturday, appears on the
plans for the annual conflict
The Navy is shaking hands with it.
self on getting away with Bucknell by
to z. 1T SENS to us from it's past
performances this fall the midship-
me- men are IN for a grand licking at
Princeton Saturday: Certainly the An
going as we'll as they did last year.
Rutgers did better in winning from
Virginia Poly than it has done thus
far this year and in so doing is vindi-
eating Foster Sanford, who declares
his crew will be an outfit to contend
with when the first furries of snow
begin to arrive.
Up in New England several close con-
tests were played. Maine and Rhode
Island State played to TT tie; Bow
doin nosed out Trinity by GO, Colby
drew first blood in the Maine state
championship series by defeating Bates
13 to 0, and Vermont won a hard
fought struggle from New Hampshire
State by 7 to o. The Massachusetts
Aggies took a fall out of Worcester
Tech by 81 to 6 and little Boston
University suffered another 10 de-
feat, this time at the hands of Middle
bury.
In the West, aside from Notre Danes
victory; there was Illinois splendid
triumph over Iowa, 20 to 3, which
makes it appear as though this eleven
will again capture the conference
title; Wisconsin trounced Northwest
crn 81 to 7, Ohio State subdued Pur-
due II to 0 and Indiana whipped Min
nesota 21 to 7. Georgia Techs 41 to
victory over Vanderbilt was a sur
prise, not because of the victory, but
on account of the size Of the score.