Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10
FINE QUAKERS BOW
TO AMAZING TEAM
Tiger Coach Thinks Notre
Danes Performance Is
Greatest Ever.
BY BILL ROPER,

Foot Ball Coach, Princeton University.
PRINCETON, N. j., November
10. - Notre Dame played
i about the most brilliant
foot ball that amazing team
has ever played, or, for that mat
ter, ever will play, against Penn
Sylvania. The Quakers have a
first-class team, but I doubt If
any team in the country would
have stopped the Notre Dame
backfield.
Brill, Savoldi and Carideo played as
If they had an electric dynamo some
where concealed III Jner loot bali uni
forms, Whlle the entire team supported
the backfleld IN great style. The rem
players put up hard battle, but they
were ouJclaSSed by the brilliant brand
of foot ball played by Notre Dame.
Amherst was held 10 q tie by hard
fighting Trinity eleven. Illinois put up
q great exhibition Of defensive foot bail
against the powerful Army team. rhe
fine punting Of Bodman, the big ILL
nois tackle, was the biggest factor in
staving OF the Army attack.
His long high puntS again and again
pulled his team out of tight holes. Most
OF the time the Illinois forwards COW
cred Bodman's kicks in fine style Only
once did any Army back get away Tor
long run after catching kick. Army
had the most versatile team but the
Green Illinois players Deserve lots of
credit for their nne defensive play.
Brown. Colgate shine.
Brown ran up a good score against
Tufts. The Brown attack tuncLioned IN
good style. Bucknel came back in fine
style against Villanova. Both teams
showed plenty Of offensive power.
Colgate was too strong for Columbia.
The Colgate team Is one OF the best in
the East. While Columbia played q sur
prisingly strong game against Cornell,
the Columbia players played themselves
on their feet. Only four frst-string
Columbia players started in the Colgate
game. Columhia's line played a good
game, but the Colgate open attack was
too much for the Lions.
The Georgetown Boston College game
was one Of the most exciting in the
East, ending in a 20@19 victory for
Georgetown. Ths reSult was in coubt
up to the closing pay. The same thing
was true OF the Georgia-N. Y. u and
Pitt-Carneg.e Tech games, both being
won by single point. The ability 70
kick goals after toucndowns was re-
sponstble IN all cases for three hard
earned victories.
Michigan Pass Good.
Harvard led Michigan BY three points
Up to final quarter. Barry Wood kicked
neat field goal at the start OF this
quarter. With q few minutes to play.
Harry Newman threw q long forward
pass TO Hudson, who ran l8 yards for
touchdown The forward pass is a
fayorite Michigan form of attack. The
wolverines are always dangerous be-
cause OF their uncanny ability to throw
ana receive passes. Harvard showed
plenty of improvement and put IN q
nne game.
Allegheny made IA points against the
powerful Dartmouth team. One Of the
pig upsets of the day was Ohio State
great game against the Navy. The
Midc1es OF late have shown improved
form and the size Of the score YVES
quite surprise.
Penn State put up fine game
against Syracuse. Williams In the first
Little Three game played splendid foot
pail against Wesleyan. williams has
nrst-ciaSs team. West Virginia play.
ca good ball against Kansas Aggies.
Inc yale Reserves ran all over Alfred
AAAAOOeUn AbbAGA nGEGGTe !
Lehigh defeated Princeton 1873 In
hotly contested game, in which the
result was in doubt up to the Anal
minute Of play. Though defeated
Princeton showed its best attack of the
year. Lehigh scored two touchdowns
early in the game. both in the frst
quarter, the first one on q long rim
from a fake kick.
The Lehtgh punter dropped back and
another back ran through the line for
90 yards. A few minutes aftsrward a.
Lehigh back intercepted a pass and
ran over half the length of the field
Tor touchdown. This gave the South
Bethlehem eleven a lead of l3 points
quite formidable one and enough
to win. From that point the Princeton
team showed marked improvement and
forced the play.
Princeton made one touchdown and
was on the offensive most of the game.
With a commanding lead Lehigh played
great defensive game and again and
again stopped the Princeton attack in
side OF the 10-yard line.
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