New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1916, Page 9

i ) i Y ( ] ts’ Victory Shows That Harvard ks Ability to Diagnose Intricate tactics—TFollowers Are Displeased. Franklin mbridge, Mass, There both hock and a surprise for followers of college football in the | 1lts of the games played on Satur Harvar ven con- negligible factor in keen football struggles, his stunning re- , which for the n recognized a cnuous game, Wz the ready Oct. 9 on eastern grid s an ele stdered 2 a these ¢ Lut it ubtful of the Crim vears hz the leader in the ¥ Vre unexpected n of offensive tactics ex- hibited by Yale in conquering Vir by the score o Prince and mong other teams a manner ex- ted of members of the premier | 1p. Both won. and in doing so ¥ up substantial scores against fairly Bood opponents Har reputation, ed by Percy Haugh- 1 instilled rs of | Pennsylv perforr | A I sistent ton took char the fightin o Crimson, w against rmined lads frc ufts, who - college halls must have heard efforts since affairs a the v pirit into rty-one ye: Medford 1 cleve for another mastering humbled a It was a long timc victory, but by the rudiments ame the Tufts eleven ampions on the mave all time and came with a rush in the »vercome the field goal Licked early in the game by Robin- Fon and to land ball over Har-| A vdrd's line for a touchdown. It may be that in the early stages the contest the Harvard players overconfident, and, thinking that tack of tt iford men would when opposed to the known 5 of the mson, contented with their three paints ondition existed, it must been dispelled, for Harvard Tufts knew more football apportunity of im- on the Crimson | le the second half riority, and rous a institution ughly the new st quarter to the Har- | see——— — BROWNS WIN CITY TITLE. Do Louis Ch ards in Header for Defeat ¢ | t npionship. | | | | St. 7 winning both the | the | city | ship from the Game, 0010001001— 6010001000—2 Plank and Hale; Wa T Secon zame, 0100021*—4 10 1 and Hale; T BATTLE, football eleven opened noon in the ‘crack team of the a6 to 6 tie. The en showed more team than the locals, hut the v made up for this by Scott scored the Koplo- rushing tacties. wn for ) INDIANS WIN. Ohio, Oct. 9.—The Indians, professional foot- won an € victory over > Redskins at League park the score being s outclassed the e first three per- out. Carlisle quarter. Four STACKPOLE-MOORE- TRYON GO, Asylum St,, At Trumbull HARTFORD. 115 w Quality Corner HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Carolina 0. town 7 ton anq Lee on Vz bur Hampshire State 0. B ton Wesleyan 0. sity of Ohio 0. Western Mar umbia 7. ago a team from | ¢y M Stevens 34, Richmond College 6. of Technology 31, Bethany Cellege 7 tary Thstitute €6, College 10. Center College 0 Lafayette 6. CLOTHES SATUBRDAY FOOTBALL GAMES. East and South. At Cambridge—Tufts 7, At New Haven—Yale 61, At Princeton—Princeton 29, North | At Ph —Pennsylvania 27, At Annapolis—N George- At West Point—Army 14, Washing- At Hanover—Dartmouth 47, Leban- ley college 0. At Pittsburgh—University of h 58, Westminster 0 At Providence—Brown 42, Trinity 0. At Waterville, Me.—Colby 13, New Pitts- At te College—Penn State 50, | ucknell 7. At Washington, and Jefferson Penn.—Washing- 21, W Virginia At South Bethlehem—ILehigh 61, Ibright 6. At Syracuse—Syracuse Univer- t Fordham Field—Fordham 20, land 0. At South Fiela—Hamilton 14, Col- At Ohio Fieli—New York Univer- Rensselacr Institute of Tech- [ chester—University of Roches- 28, St. Lawrence 0. milton—Cclgate University 28, | niversity of Maine 0. At Villanova—Villanova uhlenberg College 0. Hobart-New York Teachers Collego College 3 game at Geneva cancelled At Homerwood, Md.—Johns Hop- | Mount St. Mary’s 6. At Middletown—Wesleyan 3, Rhode Islang State 3. At Springfield—Springfield Y. M. C. . College 32, Middlebury 0. At Haverford—Haverford College 0, Institute of Technology 0. At Washington—Catholic University | At Pittsburgh—Carnegie Institute At Lexington, Va.—Virginia Mili- | William and Mary | At Lexington, Ky.—Kentucky 88, At Collegeville, Penn.—Ur&inus Col- go 63, Washington College 0. At Easton, Penn—Swarthmore 10, At Worcester, Mass.—Holy Cross 3, ! tele mherst—Massachusetts Aggi2s cticut Aggles 0. Williamstown—Williams Union 0. At Burlington, Vt.—U: Vermont 52, Clarkson Tech. At Worcester—Worcester Norwich University 7. At Knoxsville—University of Ten- 2, Maryville College 6. West. At Minneapolis—Minnesota Scuth Dakota College 7. At Madison, Wis.—Wisconsin Lawrence 0. At Aberdecen—Montana University 11, South Dakota University 9. ‘At Lincoln—Nebraska 53, Drake 0. At Towa City—Towa 31, Cornell 6. 13, ersity of Tech. 7, 41, 20, AWESTERN UNION gram gets instant attention and brings the first reply: WESTERN UNION Service broadens territory atleast expense and keep ahead in the hot r:c?c;' competition. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH (D. vetteville—Unive kansas 20, Hendrix 0. At Evanston—Northw versity 29, Lake Fcrest 7. At Chicago—Carleton 7, University of Chicago 0. At Columbia—Missouri 40, Central stern Uni- 0. At Stillwater—OXklahoma Aggies 90; Alvana Normal 0. Columbus—Ohio State 11, Wesleyan 0. At East Lansing, Mich. M. A. C. 20, Carroll College 0. At Ann Arbor—Michigan 19, Case 3. At Cleveland—Notre Dame 48, Re- serve 0. At Lafayette—Purdue 13, Depauw 0. At Champaign—Illinois 30, Kansas 0. Ohio Lasting and sweet Delicious to meet WRAPPED, HARTFORD ALL THIS WEEK Matinee Daily The Most Talked About Show in Buriesque Buriesque’s Most Beautifui Production MAX SPIEGEL’S WITH GEQ. F. HAYES (Peer of “Rube" Impersonators) ABE REYNOLDS (America’s Premier Gharacter Comedian) The 30--Spiegel Beauties--30 Sweetest 12--Male Voices—-12 Chorus In 52--People--52 Burlesque 11-Scenes-11 A Spiegel Show in a Spiegel House When a Feller Needs a Friend BY BRIGGS —AND HE DIDN'T ThkE HIS CAP OFF IN THE HOUSE AN' HE DIDNT SAY PLEASE AND THANK YoU 70 MRS, JoNES AN HE wiT BoBBY JONES IN T STOMACH 'N - = N= s EVER THING "N EUERTHING