Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
YALE, IN BIG SLUMP,
LOSES TO BOSTON TEAM
Bulldog Eleven Plays in Amateur
Form and Makes Many C
cusablc FumblcS.
DARTMOUTH PLAYS, SUBS
Cornell Completely Runs Away
With Union, but Brown Displays
Great Strength = Most Games
We're Ragged.
DARTMOUTH PLAYS, SUBS
ny SIDNEY j.. wHIPPI.E.
SIM CorrcsDondent. United News,

StnG Correspondent, United NcwN.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE big
teams ran true 20 form Saturday,
and this includes Yale. whose mid
October slump may have reached the
climax in the bulldogs bitter de-
feat at tho hands OF Frank kava-
naugh's Boston c%ollegians. There is
no denying that Yale has power in
abundance, but it's going to take Il
tall lot OF articulation 10 s~traighten
out the machinery. set the gears and
tighten up the bolts. The waste OF
owe that went on in New Haven
Saturday vas appalling.
Yale handed Boston everything in
the category OF football crime.
Fumbles shat were apparently mex
cusable. amateurish tackling, mis-
judgments on offensive and defensive.
dispiriio% and i%is'isSs attack; H. aia tina,
K~avanauEh's team was pointing FOX
his game. while Yale is pointing for
Princeton and Harvard. and was con
light. fast team. But Yale is TO re-
deem the defeat. she has some
weeks OF hard work ahead OF her.
without s?.ordinat:oni nov CON
son with a disastrous record.
Plays Tie.
The big" game OF the day, l"ii
in the air 'S as they We're Friday. syra9
cuse played to a tie with Pop War
ner's Pittsburgh boys, and although
this was one Of the hcftiest game
on either teams schedule. Il failed
TO prove that either OF the eve
has reached anything approaching
TOP form. 1t Is perhaps unfair 10
judge the men from Saturdays per
torrance. however, for the game was
fought out through 4 downDouE,
which made footwork difficult,
brought nan %furnbles. wrecked ac-
cura;e puntins and hampercd tack
ling.
In the meantime. Syracuse MAJ
thank the particular guardian deity
that watches over Piety Hill the
hands TO hold the bail and a good
lusty pair OF legs TO carry II; with
him, when he raced forty yards for
Neither Harvard nor Princeton
had TO turn on; for much more thai
what might DC described as light
I n7r oaeenaa s@; ;sa:n in W wiIiianis. ''+ Ts!
one ma. vas Captain Benny Boyaton.
and he was AL the Crimson had 20
tumble over 20 roll up th!rty-eight
53;hi1- = go; t sz3aeS'G Gp a tasas !.ss
he- defeat OK WASHINGTON and Lee
~ o"er.ated :eam that had caused
Sy--t A-nk1. GHA.nS tctOrc Inc tat-
lie, the Generals produced noth!n.
more. than a series ~ b~iUnders, al
~ which proved goo meat for the
Tiger.
rses String Of subs.
Dartmouth played a string Of subs
b: conpulsion, because OF the In
ln!!es 10 Robertson. S~he!ourne ard
Ettt!iaser-hGi nevertheless. sue
Eeetet in slipping a handy li;:,e
oeatiag 10 Holy Cross, with the re-
snec,iTe abilities OF the teams never
COLGATE ppear 20 be out O. the
running, Brown is displaying som.
strength AID is playing better foot
pail than a week ago. Cornell ROY
licked al over the Held with Union,
as she should have done.
As a general rule SATURDAYS
s&H"es were ragged, uneven and .il!
o! t~"Hpsramcutal s;reaks. TIL.
wsathe- Of course, had a lot to do
Win th!s: Eut you can't blan. tho
SeneFal !ac: o: when
ena:acieElze4 a majority o. games.
on me weather. Some cache have
cot 70 begin all oyer again and teach
lneir men how - tackle. which
Sm0H!G nave been- dsae- some weeks
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