South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-07
Irish, Ne braSka
And Tigers Star
On Easter, Cribs
n. d. Attack Entirely Battles
Cadets-Gilroy Another
Sammy" White.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Princeton.
despite it's defeat by the Naval acad-
envy and Chicago elevens. has taken
the 'front.' rank position in the march
OF the casts big three as a result
OF It's victory Saturday over Har-
,ard and is rated highly for its
clash with Yale at New Haven next
f., Saturday.
/ Long and patiently the Tiger had
waited for victory over the Grim
son, and IL came Saturday. some
thirg after the fashion OF the pre-
v.Ous Princeton triumph in 1911
/ Ten years ago Princeton met Har-
ward OF "A gridiron ankle deep in
mud and won when Sam White car
ried the mud-smeared ball s5 yards
/ for touchdown. In Ralph Gilroy,
: who took a short forward pass from
! Snively, stepped by the Crimson first
line and then scrambled over the
| more than so yards 20 the goal posts.
there appeared another Sam White.
II was this one startling, dazzling
play that carried Princeton TO the
crest. Capt Keck later booted a
goal from placement. owen. OF Har-
lead with a field goal before Gilroy
made his great sprint. Don Lourie.
last years all-American quarter, and
| Clarity and Keck, besides Gilroy
and Snively. contributed the bits OF
sensational play that kept the Har-
ward enthusiasts breathless.
Yale Has Picnic.
! Meanwhile, Yale was having
picnic with Maryland. Tad Jones
sent his second string men into the
/ line and gave a number of substi-
| tutes a chance, while the regular
Bulldog backfeld enjoyed an oppor-
tunity TO employ some of the tricks
, they Will use against the Tigers Sat
urday
Maryland fought the Yale eleven
valiantly, but could find no effective
! defense for the varied Eli attack.
! Notre Dame employed its unique
attack successfully against the Mill
Etary academy eleven at West Point,
and while making four touchdowns
permitted the cadets TO gain ground
I for only two first downs. The weird
attack of the Indianans. as conceived
j by the capable mentor, Knute
|
the cadets were called upon to face
in 1920.
Mohardt, Wynne. Kiley and Shaw
directed and executed the most eff
fective Notre Dane offensives.
Glenn Warmers Pittsburgers were
given a setback by the rangy Corn
huskers of Nebraska university. 10
TO 0. The westerners frustrated the
/ Panthers' attempt to advance in the
first part of the game by using a
close order defensive and grounded
every aerial play Pittsburg tried
later. Nebraska gained touchdown
by brilliant line rushing and end
play in the second quarter. and
Quarterback Preston added d field
goal from the 12-yard line in the
final period.
Cornell Too Powerful.
Cornell was too powerful for Co
lumbia and won Al TO Z. The Co
lumbians were dazed by the Cor
nell attack in the early stages and
allowed the Ithacans to pierce their
line and skirt their ends at will.
In the last period. however, Co
llumbia's line stiffened ard its back
field play was effective for the first
time. They STAYED off the Cornell
lians for a spell and scored one touch
down. which Burt, substituting for
Anderson at quarterback, accom-
plished.
The Navy had a close call with
Bucknell and won by a single touch
down. Lafayette, which for five years
had been unable to score against the
University of Pennsylvania eleven
battered the Quakers' line for an
IS to victory. Syracuse was eX-
tended TO defeat the McGill uni
versity eleven in Montreal 13 TO o
Georgetown put FOrdham TO rout
and won 81 to 7. Williams scored
six touchdowns and a field goal
against Unions weak line. Mullen
berg won from Lehigh by the scan'
margin of a goal from touchdown
land Amherst tied with Wesleyan
. field goal TO field goal.
The report that Babe Ruth viii
/ do.