Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-30
TIGERS AND PENN UPSET
DOPE BY TAKING CAME'
Princeton Beats Chicago, ant
Keystone Team Gives
Navy Beating.
>rrrA>Y LIONS AuE smAoKLE,
state College Unable Ia SrOr~ or
S,rnrmsr ind Game Ends. o to oI
Harvard Extends Herself 10 Heat
DurImputh.
!Ry Associated press.l

CHICAGO. oct. 2?.-Tw;n scnsa
tonnl upscts -r-incctons siashlnts
defeat OF Chicago. 81 TO Is. and
fennsylvania's brilliant triumph
over tho powerful Navy eleven. ID
TO We're the high spots In Satu4-
days football program. the most
c"l"rf"l and spectacular on tho grid
iron Z" far this season.
Sharing the limeilEh, In tho East
with these two roversals wcrc thoI
BATH" between Yale and the Arm VI
TO 1-t"-f tie 6cforc tho vast throng,
of 5000 in tho Ell Bowl, Harvard |,
hard fought victory over Dartmouth.
IL 20 2. and a scoreIcsS tic between
icnn state ana Syracuse at the Polo,
Grounds.
In contest rivailng tho FRINGE
ton-chicago game in International
interest Notre Dame invaded At
!anta and trounced Georgia Tech
la I" 3. In other outstanding en-
counters, Michigan. In the West.
gained its second straight conferences
conquest. 2t-to-o victory. over IL
lin"is, Minnesota upset Ohio state.
20 o. and Iowa. Yair's conquerer
plunged nearer its second champion
ship goa! by overwhelming Purdue,
30 TO q.
I.nrRe Cr"ud- Soc Gnm~s.
Proof Of tn" remarkable growth
OF popular interest in football IL the
fact that approximately 231. 900 per
sons witnessed Ave OF tn. DAYS lead
ing encounters. Headed hy IN. crowd
Nln lal. Bowl tn. list showed 10000
" the Harvard Dartmouth contest
40 g AT TIA" dedication of the new
Franklin Field Stadium. where Penn
sylNau!a aud Navy FLASHED. 32.o00 at
Ia" Chicago rriuc.ton and 20. 900 at
tn" Penn state" Syracuse games
Princeton and Penn both came
from behind 10 score triurnrhs. The
green Tiger team. AEhtinc 10 avcnre
"a 5000 setback administered ~
Stages eleven year ago. staged a
furious rally In the rnai quarter 10
tally two touChdownS and ovrrcom.
Il lead which the Wcst"rncrs had
! piled ur. mainly through the bril-
liant line plnnring 81 'ullback John
| Thomas Both teams scored three
! iuuchdowns. hut rriuccton's ability
TO boot the extra point after each
/ score gave the Fasteners win
ming margin.
/ Penn found ITSELF after none too
Impressive play In earlier samet
! cutg"ueraling and outriishing thf
/
| half with Captain POS" Miller lead
/ iuE a driving onslaught.
Eli md Cadets is- rnsses.
| The Yale Army contest was a
struERl" between two evenly
! matched clcvcns. in which forward
! passing proved the decisive scoring
| factor after s,onewail defensive
work blocked success OF the old
! fashioned stylc OF attack.
!
against syracuse was disappoint-
mon, to followers OF the Sittany
! LIONS, Will" Harvard found Tar
tai In the Dartmouth line. The Grim
! son rcSOrted To drop kicking and
! scored twic" by that route after sew
| eral failures, while HeidiinGer. Han
! over tackle. saved the Green from
= shu,-nui 10y hnoting rine-like
sho, between tho cross bars from
the -eight-yard line.
! ia other outstanding Eastern
games Pittsburgh was barely able
10 down the husky Buckreii eleven,
Z to o; Lafayette kept it's slate clean
| with a l2-to-O victory over Boston
! college. Holy Cross captured hard
! fousht encounter with Vermont. to
-. and williams defeated Columbia
IL 10 10.
other intcrscc,ional clashes rc'-
| suited in 7-to-O victory for Cher
| lin over Amherst. and West Wiz
ginia's 2S-,o-O triumph over Rut-
gers.
colgate ran M eighty-seven points
10 Susnuehanna's six for the high
score Of the day among the large col
lcgcs Covington. hashy Centre Col
irgr quarter back, furnished the In
dividual feature, drop-k!ckinG six
firld goals against Louisville. which
lost TO the Danviilc ColleGians, 81
To :.