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though. reflects exceptional credit on
the players and coaching system at
that institution. Crossing Harvard's 8
goal line is not easy by any means
as Yale and other big. strong elevens
can we'll attest. but Georgia accom-
plished that and something more In
that it prevented the Crimson run
ming I'D its usual big count against
southern team.
1t was known that Georgia had a re-
markably good team. but 1t generally
was thought it would lose by about
three touchdowns. That 1t was able
to hold the Crimson to one touch
down and field goal is fine tribute
in itself to the excellent qualities OF
the men who composed the eleven
and the system which rounded IL Ill %
a unit.
Tennessee's good showing was
much more of surprise than Geor-
gia's. That university usually has
not been putting out teams strong
enough to, hold Dartmouth to two
touchdownS.
Catholic University won from a
stronger than usual Mount S. Mary s
eleven. Gallau"t was defeated hy)
Pennsylvania ;.ilitary College by two
touchdowns. George Washington tied
swamped Westminster College and
Maryland got caught and took
beating from team which mad not
defeated it since 1912.
Little comment is necessary on the
Georsetown's walkaway was expect
ed; Catholic University had it's. Of
fense .curtailed considerably by hav-
ing one of its strongest backs put
out of the game in the first Few
minutes and really did not show ITS
full strength. Gallaudet could not
have been expected to do more than
it did-give the +. NJ. c. combination
hard game George Washington en- :
gagged In an evenly fought contest
with William and Mary. Just what
of Maryland. with makeshift team;
found ST. Johns better than expected
-. went down to a rather inglorious
eefeat in a 'poorly-played contest
ohio State jumped to the front fol-
lowing it's whipping at the hands OF
Oberlin and trouncsd Minnesota's 8
highly touted eleven by 81 to 0. Min
sesota had been hailed as an almost
certain victo-. yet Ii failed utterly
against the Ohioans. 1t seems almost
impossible for a team to show such
0omplete reversal of form within
week. and yet that is just what
makes modern foot ball so attractive.
Judging by the fact that Navy won
from Western Reserve by only fifty
some points, Cornell must have some-
thing Of a machine this fall. as It
beat the same team Saturday py lio
to q Dobie probably is beginning TO
get his steam-roller well oiled ana
working smoothly.
With Iowa's expected victory over
Illinois. the former looks as proba Die
cl,ar nj
is said to have in Devine and Slater
two of the greatest players of the
wear. The former Is fullback and
the latter a tackle. It also is inter-
esting to know that Slater is colored'
Judging by the troubles it is having
with smaller schools. Pennsylvania Is
going to be up against 1t when IL
faces Dartmouth. Penn state. La
fayette and Cornell. So far this sea-
son, with the exception of Its game
with Delaware Pennsylvania has not
produced anything like the offensive
strength which formerly character
ICED the teams Heisman developed at
Georgia Tech.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
showed surprising strength in ITS
game with Richmond University,
Scoring Ave touchdowns The Blacks
burg men produced a pile-driVer Of
Tense which broke the Richmond line
as il 1t had been made of cardboard,
according to report. V. r. 1. seems
should make itself heard from in
south Atlantic foot ball.
University of North Carolina played
South Carolina 7-to-I Ctie. Sol
Metzker is beginning to produce bet
ter teams at South Carolina than rep
resented that institution last season,
else North Carolina is not so strong
as it might be.
virzinia's 14-to-7 victory at Lex
ineton over Virginia Military 1nsti-
tute was as sweet nectar. And the
victory was decisive. too. because
both Of Virginia's touchdowns were
earned, and it lost another by reason
of a penalty. v. NJ. 1. showed flashes
of the strength which last season car
r;ed it to the top of the south At
lantic foot bail heap, but never could
produce the punch that was delivered
in 1920 with such telling effect against
so many good teams: virginia was
walloped by v. NJ. I. then, % to 6. and
on the strength of that beating V. NJ.
I. practically forced Virginia to make
the trip to Lexington to play this
fall. The trip did not set well with
the Charlottesville men. However. 1T
was made and Virginia won. which
made its trip to Lexington not so bao'
after all.
Washington and Lee had Rutgers on
the short end of a 13-to-0 score at
the beginning Of the fourth quarter
at New Brunswick. and then Rutgers
went in and took the measure OF the
Generals by scoring two touchdowns
and kicking both goals. 1t was a
bareback of the worst kind for Wash
ington and Lee, especially after the
game was we'll within it's grasp.
Syracuse proved itself one of the
strong teams of the east again by
trouncing Brown, % to o. The New
Workers uncorked their powerful at
tack and scored two touchdowns in
the first quarter. They had no trouble
holding Brown scoreless. as. from
the press reports, Brown could not
make headway at any time.
Yale continued its easy way, beat
ing williams. 23 to O. The Dark Blue
so far has hardly been forced to ex-
tend itself in any game, and prob
ably will not be until 1t meets the
Army.
LEHIGH'S SOCCER SCHEDULE.
BETHLEHEM. Pa, October IT.
Tho official soccer schedule at Lehigh
University was announced by the ath-