The New York herald., 1922-10-30


state than ever.
Princeton's remarkable triumph
over Chicago in the fourth period, Fl
to IS, was a most notable achieve
ment, but it was hardly a greater up
set than Pennsylvania victory over
the Navy, IS to Z. or Penn States
being held to scoreless tie by Syra-
cuse Yale's Z to tie with the Army
was another result-which knocked eX-
pectations into cooked hat, though
IL cannot be rated as a real upset. 1t
was appreciated that the cadets would
thought that the Ellis would go the
Army at least one better.
Then there was Harvards tight
game with the Dartmouth team, which
had been beaten by Vermont the week
before-only 12 to 8, though the
Crimson never was in jeopardy. On
top OF that we have Pittsburgh's close
call against Bucknell in a game which
developed only one touchdown and
Columbia's debacle against Williams,
which seems to have the Indian sign
on the Blue and White. Lafayette's
~ to 0 victory over Boston College
was the one bright bit of adherence
to form, but Springfield's great sue
cess over Detroit, which had beaten
Boston College, was one Of those
many summers.
Georgetown Is Upset.
Notre Dame did the expected in beat
ing Georgia Tech. but Georgetown's de-
feat by the Quantico Marines was
surprise in two ways In the first
place it was expected that Georgetown
would engage Emory and Henry, and In
the second place it was not thought
that the marines had a team good
enough to give any strong college ag-
Eregaton any trouble. Holy Cross
tightered up the Catholic college situa-
tion bit by beating Vermont Ford
ham played good football in beating
Westminster.
Among the smaller colleges the most
surprising results were Franklin and
Marshall's piling up 81 points on Hav-
erford, Amhersts great stand against
Oberlin, which won by only to 0 !;
Boston university's fine game against
Brown, which had to so some to win
by IS to 6, and Susquehanna's acting
the doormat for Colgate. The Maroon
piled UP 81 points on the Tennsylva-
mans for the second biggest total in
Coyate's history.
Rutgers got it's. expected beating
fy5m West Virginia and stevens re-
ceived its looked for setback Nfrom
Swarthmore. New York University
kept up the good work started against
Columbia and rode roughshod over
Rhode Island, but c. c. N. Y. had to
accept another pasting. this time from
Hobart The score. "a to 0. was some
thing OF pleasant surpriec. as Hobart
had won over N. Y. u. by 90 to and
was expected to double that total
against the Lavender
Dickinson. which has the. strongest
eleven 1t yet has sent out, ran wild
against Ursinus. and Eiddlebmy romped
against Norwich Rensselaer, Poly
came through In great shape against
Rochester. The Bates victory over Bow
doin, as we'll as the Maine success over
Colby, hewed straight to the line of
form. but Tufts. c,nqueror of williams.
fell down bit against Wesleyan, which
ION by 13 to 6. Lehgh's forward
-ssing game swamped Muhlenburg.
Big Three Pretty Even.
Yale's tight game with the Army was
"a Aiht dtiicNclucHI LOT tne bIuc-tnat
in spite OF the fact that Il could get no
better than tie. The performance of
rad Jones's men, taken together with
the Harvard game against Dartmouth
and Princeton's great rise against Chi
cago. give new complexion to the
Big Three situation. Harvard this
morning does not look as superior, II
superior 1t is at all. In that company
as II did Just q week as-, and The Tigers
I'M rtrht trt-
the fight to make the old series a
pretty even thing again.
yale got its tie against one Of the
toughest teams ever organized at West
Point Let us not forget that Also let
us keep In mind the fact that II was
one of the toughest, one of the hardest
Fought and grueling battles two big
elevens yet have put up. Yale showed
tremendous Improvement In every de-
partment over its game against Iowa
II the Ellis keep improving at that rate
they will be formidable combination
indeed In their major games. They
seem to be headed toward a more subtle
and more powerful forward passing at
tack and IL that is brought to a high
state OF development the Ellis will be
about as strong as any other team.
Taking Yale's performance against the
cadets to pieces we find these points
salient:
1. The fighting qualities of the
Yale team and the resource efuiress of
the Ycfe line, particularly on attack
2. The Startling toork Of the YoIs
ends, Eddy and Hulmdn, tcho pere
dotcw under Kicks so fast that they
Invariably dotvned the Army man IN
his tracks.
- 3. The spotccr obtained through the
uddttion Of "Whitey" Neole, tcho is
great triple threat
4. The sharp, deadly tookRno Of
the Blue aud the fine Interference.
particularly whcn u came to boring
The tackles.
5. The oppdrcut Intention Of the
Eds TO turn loose something IN the
woy Of deception in their Big OBJ
jectires
8. The greater rdriety IN the Yoie
attack aud the deviation from old
Yale Ia,cs of oenerdlship.
Yale Line Charges Fast.
Tale's limo was confronted by hard
lighting, corltng good set of forwards
who worked along lines similar 10 those
IN which the Ellis had heen drilled. Both
operated along the old theories of line