New Britain herald., 1924-11-03
PENNSY $ ONLY EASTERN
 TEAM NOT BEATEN OR TED
Lafayette Finally Loses-Yale and Army iN &)cctac- ular Te-Haryard Has Won 1 and Lost l Contest

By The Asso lated rr-s,
 New York, NoN S--rhc football capital of the Eastern States has moved, temporarily at least, to Philadelphia, where red and blue pcnnous proclaim Pennsylvania as the only major eleven neither beaten nor tied.
 Lafayette paid the penalty of au- dacious scheduln-making wnon. after achieving victories over Iitt and W. and J. the Maroon was un- able to batter the active Quakcrs back across their own goal. Penn svlvania was out-rushcd in midhvld; but took advantage of a tumble to score a touchdown which Lafayette, despite is continued striving, could not match. The score was 6 to 8.
 Others Arc Tied
 Syracuse, Dartmouth and Rutgers, rest in a niche just below the Quak- CTS, unbeaten but each with one tie game hlotting its shield. Pitt, show ing signs of another late season de- helopment after a had start reduced the rank of Syracuse by making d touchdown in tho last minutes for a ' to [ tie. Fumbles led 10 the score of each team.
 Dartmouth continued it's claim 10 recognition as one of the great elevens of the year, by beating Brown 10 to 8. Rutgers, after a first half score, had an easy time with Franklin and Marshall, winning 30 to 6.
 Yale and Lehigh each with two tie games, complete the last Of SIX unbeaten teams. The Els almost duplicated the feat of Pennsylvania by scoring a touchdown carly on Ponds b0-yard run, and then de- veloping an elastic defense which grew tight at the goal line and re- pulsed continued Army charges.
 Harry Wilson went over in the last period for a Cadet marker and A7 to { tie which ended the color ful spectacle in the Bowl, witnessed by 7S,O00 people.
 Lehigh was kept on it's toes by Muhlenberg, one of the better minor nuads, which held the Bethlehem team to to c score.
 Next Division
 Tn the next division of teams, each with five games won and one lost ars W. and J., Williams, West Viii ginia, Carnegie, Holy Cross and lafayette. The first five retained their standing in comparatively easy contests. w. and J. beat Detroit $ to $, Williams won from Union 13 to 6, West Virginia smashed Bethany Il to c, Carnegie scotched Western Maryland 27 to 0. and Holy Cros; beat Vermont by the same score.
 Harvard Subs Win
 Harvard, Bucknell, Boston College and Colgate, follow with four games won and one lost. Crimson sub: beat Boston University Is to 0, Bos ton College was A to z winner over Haskell Indians, Colgate de- feated Providence 4 to [ and Buck. nell won from the Third Army Corp: 26 to '.
 Princeton and Army come neX with three games won one lost an( one tied. The Tigers used man. substitutes in winning from SWarth more 21 to 6.
 Penn State drove Navy to the bot tom of the column with 6 to victory and tied with Columbia witt four games won and two lost, as tn taught team went agains Cornell with makeshift rudder an lost 14 to 0. The Rig Red exhibit ed a reversal in form similar to tha which Columbia had displaye against Williams.
 Gestures of respect to Perc Haughton were made at CorneI where his wife witnessed the game It New Haven, Harvard, PhiladeI phia and other places.
 The standing.
 The standing ot the eastern teams wit sameA. won Ir5t RnI tied points score and opponents points, including games Saturday, follows.
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