The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-14

short plunges inside and outside
ana eleven men in every play.
II matters little who scores on
state at the start Of any game.
Harvard did 1t and Georgia Tech
Old u. 1t seems to take one touch.
down to wake up the Nitanny Lions.
and after this the Navy were on the
defensive all through the first half
and at the start OF the second.
The Nays first score took quite
= little out of the team. The Mid
and nothing else--few II any open
plays and a poor kicker. State were
much better equipped. had a better
kicking game when they did kick
and q much better open field runner
IN killinger. Tho Navy made u
game rally In the fourth quarter, but
to no avail. They rrsned the ball
seventy yards to States 2O-yard
line but lacked the necessary punch
to take It across.
T. Won't BE Walkover.
II begins to look IA II the Prince
ton same proved the Navy's undo
ing. The team has been slipping and
question very seriously whether the
Army game will be waik-over by
$50 Ahoouo. othIo are at the TOD
OF their game and II Bezdek can
keep his team there, they ought to
ord.
Harvard subs managed to defeat
Brown In gruelling game. I think
the Harvard coaches used GOOD judR.
ment In holding out their first team
and permitting them to get back on
their feet for the Yale game. Had
they permitted the first string men to
30 In against Brown. they probably
would have lost them for the Yale
game. On the other hand. Robinson
was primed for Harvard. While Yale
defeated Brown by a big score, the
Eame was closer than the score would
indicate.
Brown has a team with a good deal
Of potential possibilities. Robinson
was at Princeton and saw Harvard
play and knew exactly what to expect.
In season and out of season, no mat.
ter what the material, Brown always
plays a mighty good game against
Harvard and Yale, due in the main to
Kobie's splendid coaching.
Roper Is AstOnishod.
was astonished at Pitts defeat by
Washington and jefferson. Herbert
kopf. brother Of the Cincinnati short.
stop. made the only score. On paper,
Pittsburgh looks very strong, but
things don't seem to be breaking right.
Neale, the w. and J. coach, has in.
fused q lot Of fight and spirit into the
w. and j. team and they have made
q splendid showing all fall.
Both Penn and Dartmouth are to
be congratulated on their play. Both
a a VvHo - =
feat the week before and both elevens
seem to have found themselves to some
extent at the Polo Grounds, and Dart
mouth has the possibility of q good
team irrespective of the Cornell de-
feat. 1t also looks as II Penn was
coming back. too, and getting ready
for the Cornell game.
was very much astonished at the
Dartmouth rout at Ithaca, and
Camel is to be congratulated on get
ting his team back on their feet. And
the same thing applies to Heisman.
don't believe they have had quite
enough scrimmage at Hanover this
fall. The first few games were rather
easy and the coaches took a good deal
for granted. II you are going to
develop football team. you have
got to give them a certain amount of
hard, gruelling work and count on
some injuries an part Of the cost Of
Cor.s,I .,
after their great showing against
.cors. 1a,n.t To,sotn "ooSe "Aoe TWO
" osae'
SHOWS falos Merit.
Yale's victory over Princeton, 1871,
about represents the relative strength
OF the two teams that faced each
other in tho Yale bowl. Yale has a
very good team. and the entire eleven
and Tad" Jones are certainly to be
congratulated. In fact. Yale's often
ticipated II would be, while the Yale
line was very rugKed on the defensA.
The Yale team was in splendid physi-
cal condition and showed thew had