New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1919, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1919, . NEW BRITAIN AND HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL ELEVENS BATTLE IN MOST SENSATIONAL GAME EVER PLAYED IN THIS CITY, LOCALS WINNING 7 TO 0— YALE COACHES SILENT OVER DEFEAT BY P RINCETON—HAUGHTON PRAISES BLUE LINE—TIGERS QUIT “COLD TURKEY” IN GAME WITH THE NUTMEGS v S ————— e e i - e e — 1 EW BRlTAIN HlfiH { thinner there being no Kickidg over | Ty lk = ,":' S S e e e the tie finish. Tt was not ured that | il eaition On only ‘threc: occi- F l N d a defense which vielded 20 points to | I sions woere penadiies inflicted, twice on | a e ler eeas a Dartmouth could hold Pitt without ] the locals and onee on the visitors. \ - e e = = = = = = “ | touchdown. That is what happened, | | "he Game Brie 1 this being the second time jn five ) Tt we hortly after 2:30 o'clock | \'rin"v\“(hfl( P,u( had r.!m-.l.u. Sm.:'zl»‘ when Captain Crane of New Britain goal line of an opposing eleven. Syra- { nd Captain Wright of Hartford, with cuse held the Panthers to a field gool { (e conches and officlals wet in the | carlier in the season. This gamo i : (] ter ot oo v S hite gl closed the activities f Penn until 1 5 tlon® Bows {0 Dave Dum's sousof tho Suin. seew mitgsh won ‘ e eiing oy e eamed | Followers of Blue Admit Tigers 1 5 o i o v 8 Blue meets Cornell It is not likely hayd i | seotadhe flratidicl ol ”(',L"\ ¢ e | that this opposition will prove too i Charges Saturday, 710 0 | wox an i e in‘he b of Gomi- e rpection, win wveve oo Were: Superior Last Saturday ———— tance. Hartford resorted to the - faces Carnegic Tech urday and R > S re th Tocal 7 hould win handily. The Pe State | T o v = £0 one of the Eroatest crowds | Ci3l game. and Defore the he Penn Stat New Haven, Nov. 17—Yale coaches vidivon battls | PEYers and funs had hardly yrfi"h:/{.m} NOW COMMENCE game ;;lx 1‘1‘:1n:(‘szl\‘ ng Day will fur-| 454 football officials refused to con the fact, they were on the yar e Panthers with plenty of | ment on Saturday ne in any man- the New: Brit- | ;. fjore New Britain held fast, but ¢ WITH The TURKEY | ner, which fact has caused great dis- schools, the ) R (1 N ward p = > A and S NAvvIdlove sl stont toa on tho | ol & fne fumble of a forward ¥ AND TELL ME Army and the Navy elevens did | cussion. her It -was simply stated : i e s ball, and it ; { nothing thz rows " ; " A Hartford - resained the ha fis EVER THING YoU ( nothing that throws any light on the ! that there will be no experiments s tirst dewn, with the pigskin outlook for the bir same at the Polo ' S . core T " g 2 | = S is week with either the lineu - TRED tolu Bbie ah the seven-line mark. Things SEE - -- AAKE Grounds week from CLL ST ORI 0F A sl el ol | E SE Saturday Jlays. tly S A 2 TS TR e e e el Cltile G R e | ‘ oy e aTbressivencss for the' Princeton Saturday will be used thé Siting :1'1“:':;3 x.fl‘&'.f“fi i\ : “fihl 1 || detitn ol ke L roueichailin el os u must be woefully weak ".n'f\»r‘(-lh:llf of :1(\‘:-‘:.“‘ i et s R R | i e LR Bl WA 5 2 B () - that figure is thireatened. An odd | The coaches, the undergraduates Atohed "with interest ['h:“_ “ ufl" playing proving eas pu-luf\u._ The | feature of this game Is that the mid- | and the alumni believe that the B SERE e losalsmashed sty YRt Tou T I"."‘ shipmen, ivith the ball in enemy ter- | strongest eleven men which could be . o Eagath o5 2niother thing, DUt | siyle of plaving and With the lv.Jl| in ritory about all of the time—enough, picked from the undergraduate body Bhix ideme ! Hov ¢ S| HuTbtotdternitory, ‘:'}“W‘"‘f;‘! ‘“':’l(‘: in fact, to score 18 touchdowns—did to form the first eleven are now side BT BB 15 s b ans | inoglocls lostRthelball fehtlygnintiie not score a goal from the field. Either by side in the varsity ranks, and that B ity Aiethy oy foatn SIEF | sogond potied,,und atter Hartford had (hs Navy ikicking sl poer, ov:a fne , {heyi'arecapable ot pibying. o waia B0 W v i 10 vard Tng s e Lo ore o W0 Bls i "t’“‘ l_”‘_“ | opportunity at drop-kicking was neg- 70 Der cent. more effective than they IO neiind) iatoitace ot atrienn i nofreslt Etheviies e lected. Iield goals have decided many displayed against Princeton. e AR Rt e i iR g B e S e e et e rnojRaldfiuat nigh) B 4184 narae of Baward Sraith :1:"“‘;(‘)"‘7‘]‘\" l“"‘(" ‘\:I:"‘I"ll}“:"(‘ DA :\ ould seem that some exercise in this “:‘“‘_ "*\Y}A‘Jl"s work ' would include & specialty might have been had to ad- orough' signal rehearsal, but no ere, for the youngster certainly is 2 N o sli v i 3 around left end, the slippery field | serimmaging, f y titled to much praise. canging him to lose his footing. At doniage. | SHE T ey Who e & Cow B 3 4 The Army's victory of to 0 over Frinceton. Five elevens have been Every N. B. Boy Helped. the end of the st half, New Brits g a o © 0 over % o Ty VBO{fl(‘)IK‘lI e ‘h ..% £ the fivst hall, I o x‘|('|m) < " Villa Nova was lange enough to indi- retained until the last week of the ‘here are sily eleven other reu was playing @ much stronger game 2 ) or G 3 E ; pne why New Britain again (ri- { (han at the start, while gns of cate that the West Point attack may ontin _f’" "‘0‘"‘ than ever were 2 3 ¥ 3 3 o i o i S| o e *pt in uni 3 e o i mphed over Hartford, and they may ;weakening wis overcoming the visi- ) be improving, since the total was ““{_”w m“n‘;”:‘ ‘;"‘“’“‘“ until the e -found in looking over the lineup | tors G more than double any previous Army “HEEW S ,r;""m" o knell of the It the local team. Bvery onc of the Hartford kicked off at the start of 3 | score. [But, as in the case of the o will yzZt 1")",,""?‘?“1 'L::,‘:‘l?‘:‘g oys in which Dave Dunn pinned his | (he second half, and New Britain 5 P Navy, the opposition was so Weak that . oo the' nest thres de \fm. ‘hi“q hith in bringing home added glory | stavted in as if they intended to et | k- ~ HEUICH meun [0, | week, and the first and second vars- p the New Britain High 7(‘1!001. did | that touchdown the fans were root- | i ), Student of Scores Goes Frantic., | ity teams will be ordered \hrf)ll;:‘h"n fe part, And did 1t well. Right here | ing for right away. The ball changed The Amherst rout by Williams was snappy but brief scrimmage practice word may be said for the entive | hands, and as the period closed, New ; N S " 4 g i £ I : ; another of the day's surprises and on Tuesday and Wednesday ackfield team of New Britain, which in was in possession on Hart- : Lay' ek ) orked like a charm, and the line, | ford's 26 yard lin 7/ Z | added to the case against the compar. Both of Lay's ears were slightly cut el it Mol Rl A o Z | ative score. On successive Saturdays Saturday, but he will not be kept out B i tooush tasee I TR il 7 Wesleyan had beaten Williams, 16 to Of the lineup either in practice this QI nengtration through them, with| ,;...c00 was playin lesperat . : . ! 0, and had lost fo Amherst. % to 7. Week or in.mext Saturday's game e result that the efforts of the artford was playing a desperate ; X 3 ; , and had lost to Amherst, 9 to 7. Wwee ext Saturday's . artford toam to gain by plunging | Same at this time, and managed to ). L ; & 7 { These scores created the Impression Thorne Murphy and Fred Webb have fent for mil. Poplau, Burns, Vi | hold the locals, for the downs, taking 7" L4 | that Amherst might have an edge on 1°ft the hospital squad. They Joined S Uilall and Criffen, played the)| Tossession ot s ihe b ball il It Bwasiion / 27 her olderival in the annual classic, but the squad today for a light workout. ame of their lives. Jack Renehan ::“‘H!s( m'nvl 1’1\]:}« the gu]mhle o;'currw\ . Boynton's team upset the dope, ran o A|10.;~; Yale .lhl?(!}'”nlfl:'mls'-uluml Crane, the ends, were ever on i gave “ddie Smith a place in hat he reason for he team's poor ;1 ki for tha Foler Dacolay, | the halllof faine. Mauning, the cen= showing on Saturday was a weak pre- kcCoy and McKniff quartet with the | Lor: shot the ball {o McCoy, who ac- | liminary schedule. It has been com- sult that ve few long runs were | tording to the way the play had been monly commented that Yale should Bt arund their territory. The cause | Worked earlier in the game, was to have had one or two setbacks similar e e {buted | Shoot i arels Jack Renehs = and conditions would t¥the fumble by McCoy, is attributed | Shoot it to Barclay. Jack Renehan clinched the titlo of champlons of the Lo Princeton and conttlions wWows fhe fine manner in which Renehan | overed Barclay perfectly so that when e S champlons of the j,:6 heen different. The n col- o i 2 etropolitan group. This game added HEOTORL LB qsi; SRR e MeCoy passed the ball, there was no lege game was simply a physical gured out the play, blocking B Frdiiedns B il e NE to the uncertainty in regard to the oo @/ o' e idently did not giv who was scheduled to receive the | OU¢ to receive it. Smith was tearing A ! DEL Mo gounding and evide : REo 7 e game between Columbia and. New o e elped t B Heski vossbuck play. The | in at this time and seeing the bound- & S any experience which helped to im gskin on crossbuc play. 1681 ies e Soieen et 55 s York University next Saturday. ot g e ot & “Roefe, Doerr and | ing bigskin, he made a lunge for it. k i _ me a Brove! e tanrh, i < P Be= Tt seemed as if he was going {o miss S eaineCRUnion B AT U Swon SITRE0} The team that mlet Yale, yesterday A s it, hut Smith kept his head finely, and While the Schenectady team held Co- and the one that went down to defeat o oper B b IS S L that | ©0 the next bound it was safely under lumbia to a scoreless tie. Against pefore Colgate were not the same. “‘ ! ”;“:fl‘“\"p e S b { his arm and he was headed toward Stevens, the Blue and White made & The two defeats and the tie with Har- ¢ team played e all, d their supporters can rest assured | wild against the Ambherst eleven, and won, 30 to 0. evens registered its sixth straight | vietory of the yvear in the triumph over New York University nd the goal line and victory. Bill Burns mote impressive showinz than did the v¢ard were invaluable to the Tiger in S8 the superior aworls of the | then muade it seven points by a fine | egation headed by the Philharmonic ! strengthened that earlier impression Violet: Stevens beat Columfa, I8-to ‘that the faults of the” Orange “airdg B i e them: tne|/monl erom! the flelds pand marched through North Stan- l: A that the Yale team was several de- 0. and followed with a 24-3 victory, Black eleven.were revealed, and. time y s Wit : Peplau and Appell. ley street and Hartford avenue to grees below the standard generally over N. Y. U. was available in which the conajpes c“(::h had been licard before the New Britain kicked off to McKnitf, | Main street where they c associated with football at the New Columbia was defeated by Wes- could remove them. B s e il e ' | marched around the green. C! T v o leyan, as had been expected, but The coaches here ire confident that ‘f"',.‘m..m‘:k':{:—"]h,. \.h,t,',‘:‘fl(',,,, ‘J}.‘E;‘,fi Hek oot e vard 9 ‘\‘x‘.‘.:fit «:“u((l:‘:l | songs were, sung by the happy root- BA[]LY S[;RAMBLE[] The game was the last of the sea- Coach Dawson's charges performed in a different sort of football \lv\}x be flujt i lived up to the prais to work fast, and on two forward | ers lead by one of the cheer leaders son for Princeton, and Captain Mc- @ Way that gives promise of a hetter Pplayed by theceleven in ln‘vlon s cd o bim, and without him Sat- | basses, they had the ball at the cen- | standing on a fire hydrant. S Graw's team will be remembered long fInish than had been looked for after next week 'in ““_“"”;1” (‘”‘;’“ ‘,‘.;‘k‘: tho Capitol Clly team would | ter of the field. Quarterback Ioley | In the evening “'l" I”‘gli‘lh S“r““;j’ at Princeton. It closed in a blaze of {:g:'fi:f‘e;wthl;]re;\:)vi:?nsl. U’E\hf’nl(?rll‘lwt"m] ;}!r?:cl;t;nwt:‘;za:m;‘ ll“: TR aen & <in g i hen | then tried to pull somet r acr gymnasium was packed w s ni i zlory a season that had promised to ' 3 2 s played the ) etown 5 4.7 teal v een k |4'II?:|“|1\’VVT .I:m“\\ks\\ hf R r”_ow;‘.n \'li«l““xln\}rm':'lll’ '"‘: both New Britain and Hartford, who HflI‘Yfll‘d Oflly Remallllllg Tefilll 11 :’m a dismal faflure A\""u“s tisfac- feam off its feet, and scored two Profit by ngl»-:he mrlsulkes‘m:‘xde 391.«- { Foley was some- | forward pass fell right in the hands | had come at the invitation of the | + - tory showing agains fayett de. touchdowns, something that no other terday: il is" regrettable ol Jle made two dashing | of Peplan, and the New Britain root- | football management to enjoy a vi Fast Which Remains Unbeaten. reat by colsate and o rout by West team has been able to do. Up to Sat- thaf the-ime with Princeton Show/ i A cotsiase | ers heaved @ sizh of relief. Charlie | tory dance. Confetti and streamers Virginia to the extent of 25 to 0 were Urday the Wesleyan goal line had not be; thélodeliniwhichi all the mistake Britain boys would | Vibberts was foreed to retire from the | Were much in t‘\"lt‘l”"\‘}- ""\““‘" “1“""5 S followed by @ tie game with Harvard Deen crossed, field goals accounting B‘;T:: ;fi":l"c;";ii:‘];;:‘?: 2{:?‘:?’.,,,% 5 o and the visitors would either | &me ai thix time with an injured | Captain Crane and Mr. Moorehei . ; i 5 1 and a victory over Yale. Coach Roper for all of the scoring against the Con- | s 5 4 2l .-:;am:‘“ 'y,.'z]z_l“-r‘ 1‘:11"\. The negro, | nkle after plaving the bes l::m-‘u, of | Bave short talks but efforts to have ool et I L e e e “world of credit for ‘u.n necticut collegians. ., PheraunlsrEmayen ur;.‘)“.“]‘;{:sl“;}r oodiman, was also one of the stars | his carcer. He was replaced by | the individual stars of the game by an unusual number of upsets and . oeo oo Uioueht in the eleven Georgetown, conquerors of the iW-dFe.not.trying to make avbis ! o SR R § : = iv eleven. . They confess:that Yalo % the Hartford team, particularly in | Leonard Appel, the regular halfback, | dress :\(\o”. ,~<lmm<ulf“\xn‘nh'\ll'-'\;:_\c 1| continual scrambling of the dope, is after its early failures Navy a week before, invaded Georgia L‘_’“‘:' o“u‘fl:];':ved T Al Craaranéey Tha half. Tis tackling and de- ho was kept out of the game by | ing. 4 he close o a RE et s e name is Dart apparently suffer g and ran a poor second to Georgla 3 : TINca, o vas e A R R R el o ven ie nolcro ya Bwontl ol vhed P assineRon GRun der fith o nie Beond! irtmouth apparently suffered an pala fed o Of the Timer. tepm _was far 4 il o e . i tions. Two hitherto unbeaten teams anti-climax after a strenuous month Tech. This result w surprising in o the Ell team; for® work hard until the locals | Ctry it (he frav, by tearing through | Corner of Bassett street and Mockwell | 1104 (1o’ ranks of the conquercd of campaigning which called for the size of the score, as the Yellow :’ar;e(;‘;;;sz;}\‘\fle‘r:iaxwu«ed in a/man- ed ahead, und this coupled with | the Hartford line as if it was made ) ivenue wher€ hores SuC CHTCE o ajority on Saturday, and for each sames with Penn State, Cornel Jackets had not been rated so highly. | nep tifat made Yale's attempts appear engincered by Bill Burns | of paper. fhat this boy knows the j peer PEsd o ceck B EIe L0011 it was the closing game of the season. §ate and Pennsylvania on successive The defeats of Cornell by Penn Stato, | pigiful; -Pinceton furhbled less and el Som cRESRUicRebag IS o ,]f,“‘(’_"y"l' penglngrollowineyoss o ekera seerotod in the | There now remains only Harvard still Saturday At no time during the Holy Cross by Boston College and made iore first downs. 'These facts Ry T s m‘mu‘ e “‘I‘":“"_:'Wfi:“;‘\‘, boxes went off al intervals. A crowd | unbeaten in the first® flight, while season had Brown shown ability to ’-V\n:t»(r.s1 by West Virginia had been | are admitted by the \m‘dergrad\mt.e‘ni . DB oiidiiiraas Vicaves put] iwhiried ound and darted around |©f several thousand stood around the | Stevens holds similar position class with the Green eleven: hence | expected. | and they are zl}lns:] ‘lf’f'tlew-;‘c( ;L Be miore contest between the New | the other side for about eight yards. [ blaze and as it dled down snake- | among the , si ler elevens. New the surprise that Dartmouth was able credit’ tor; the well ‘deserved victo itain team 2ud tie championshi Tn cach of the next three p (hat | marched around the embers. The | Hampshire State's status is in doubt, to get only one touchdown. Four HAUGHTON WATCHED YALE g At 4 b 4 rgR L n e T 3 whole affair was conducted in an or- | due to the inability of the officials in other teams had doné as well or bei- | ENDS IN WRANGLE b :}f !f:xt':w‘l:(!in that chm.‘m;\ b . w,,.,d(:“,,! e y mnnen there lmin.(z' no ?I;jm- T:)l\\nlu_\"a]g:\:u‘ against Maine 1“; de- :»r‘r. :]V:\v'(n;uu(h su‘fug;-m: s:ume-w:w‘ § dy d ed the E ‘. Quarterback Griffen | tionable features to mar the celebr: ermine whether or not w touchdown from the absence of Robertson, bur | 14 < Y (::f ;;::@:ha?":.. ("7‘1‘;‘:170 t,: ,,:]:?.' 1 his 5 ifé.if':li.f. '“”1‘,:;: tion. had been scored. Owing to circum- even this would not explain the in- | Famous Percy D. s Poor (-vm‘rnl-i . hdlcation that another championship | < ) trick formation == S TR :.r.mo”es il||\“ul\ olxl in :l:v (‘)dd‘x:l‘tui\',llr\v ulii"l‘lvlh“:o‘:l(*ll;fz:l‘t Brown. . ) ship Caused Defeat on s;mmbu-——f Tigers of Hartford Withdraw Teans A1l ¥ v als. t consumed several seconds and WOULD PLAY OFF TIE GAME question of victory is to he decided by olgate, on past perform- W S e v W;:;‘o:;';ln?ad.. then taking the ball himself, he al- the rales committee. ances, had been favored over Has Praise for Blue Linc. | From Ficld After Nutmegs Rush ew Britain High won Saturday | Jowed u Mortford man to tackle him, | —_—— The most striking upset of Saturday cuse by those fare from the scene of | acause they Xnew football thor- | Just game ended. During the was the defeat of Dartmouth hy the strusgle, it is significant that | uchly, and played the game well | ent contest only {wo substifutes Brown. The sethack of Colgate by Orange was a favorite in the section | Harvard football coaches and players | After leading ' and . outplaying the v this they have Coach David L. | Were made, Duffy replacing Tremonte ment Fund Suggests yracus s o surprise to some, but where tho game was played. ‘I'his| who went to New Haven for the Yale- | Nutmegs of_ this city for three perlods, yunn %o thank. For the past two |t left i for Hartford and Appel D oL Migcra anaLC the triumph of the condition w the result of the fact | the Tigers football eleven of Hartford aonths, the former Yale and lord- | taking Vibberts' place in the local g EErs an Brunonians, a team which had suf- that Gillo was known to have been | marched off the-field at Seymour park ham star, has worked hard shaping | backficld. New York, Név. 17— Major James| fored four defeats before meeting the injured in the Rochester game a week & = . I r afternoon, forfeiting the Tie ‘esm for the season. What he, The lineup: Barnes of New York, viee chairman | yneonguered Hanoverians. The tri- ago. It is said that he was suffering | DOMes. Captain Murray, Eddie C; game-to the locdls. [ To many it seem- pecompished iras visible o ncarly HARTFORD. NEW BRITAIN | of Princeton university’s campaign to | inh of Princeton over Yale swas from fractures of two r He start | 20d “Tubby” Clark were the thre ed as if the Capital City team feared 2.400 paople rda T o1 | S N Crane (¢) 14,325.000 endowment fund, has: (o othing of a shock, vet there v ed the game against Syracuse, | he | Players who witnessed the match in | that the Nutmegs: wére about to push alte & eloae oritic to pick out wvery Left Fnd. proposed in event of i tie between the bowl and they returned with | the ball over for.a touchdown. The any flaws In the New Britain play. | Goodman .. LR Harvard and Princeton for champion- wholesome respect for the New Haven | locals, after securing the ball on the rha viotory also shows the fine move v ) ship in the “Big Three” series that the rush line. own 8-yard line toward the middle of B ANl atthoritles oy inissciic. | Dremonte, eee...... Sparks| tie be played off here, the proceeds The players as well as the coaches | the fourth period, started a whirlwind nz a gonen of Lawyer Dunn’s ability 3 ard. solng 0 the Harvardtand Princotonill ot Sob il ios i vt Tiad oceupied up to) theltime ot tho|| LooL sure. that it Wale could motirun)|(lattacic that soon brousht the ball ith Bandle the ho: | Manning e ..... Smith | endowment funds. e e Siieat by Wastiington and e & | back Kicks against Princeton, the | the ard line, due mainly 1o Tt Was Some Crowd. ¢ This provosal is commented upon | team as d l’ *P_‘ = PRI N s e L SO | team -will. not make many run backs | the wonderful work of “Nerve” Nel- B b rlilonsl nave ibeon) hieardl) Georze g ©......... Doerr | favorably in tho current fssue of thel The XYale- nnrwtn” game was a hesaun (( o 01 The ¥edr | through Harvard's open field defense. It was growing ¥ery dark at this egarding the attendance at the gamo, Princeton Alumni - Weekly, which | ppointment to followers of the Lhe Hast for Syracuse, ~Games In the | 1¢ 45 not belleved here, however, that | juncture and the visitors seemed ung o i urges that the foothall authorities give | lis, The showing of the team in the West with Indiana and Nebraska will | {he New Haven coaches used some of | able to check the rush of the loc “dry field” plays that were up Following a hard smash by .\‘els‘mls rvl\xmg?-spl;‘i::: !V:l:‘r::!‘;:urt :1?””“3_‘«‘»‘:3:) ight Ta et careful consideration to the matter. It | three games played since the defeat bring to a close one of the most se- | the ebp’l~ witnossed {he contest. There | Dunnc .. ... veve....... Renchan | Will be recalled that the Harvard-) by Boston \'ollvgv;«- had served to re- vere :«chvdnl.w ever attempted by an{their sleeves, and with good footing | Tteferee Bayer detected one of th 3 ane thing certain, it was easily the b ind Princeton game on November 8 result- | store. contidence in the Blue, and as a Fastern cleven. in the Harvard Stadium op Saturday, | Hartford men slugging, and he immes srgest throng of people that has | Foley S a B 3 Griffen | ©d in a tie, 10 to 10. Should Harvard | result the Elis were generally favored Hard to Tell About Harvard, Bob Fisher's team will not be allowed | diately imposed the usual half-dis- embled for a New Britain- Quarterback defeat Yale next Saturday Cam- to take this game. Yale had the ad- PRl e e S to underestimate the strength of the | tance to the goal posts. The Tigers ord High school football game. | McKnifi . ... Vibherts, Appel | bridge the Crimson and Orange and vaptage in having had scouts on hand he M€t e e e e | set up a loud squawk, which ended ford brought down an immense Mt Halfback Blacit $¥oulld o tied Bior RthsleDi [{tosesitie Tigerdagainst Harvard, anill Suinel DAYl oiag JuE cariles LS Percy Haughton, who went to New | With the withdrawal from the fleld b owd. and a band headed the root- | McCoy 7 e Three” champlonship. there was no reason to believe that L'l, REE ”"} d not needed hev | javen with most of the Cambridge | The visitors tallled in the first period «. They took the east side of the Left Halfback. It is argued in behalt of the pro-' prpceton had not showed all of he I-_‘A{'“ _"”“'v\_‘ he measure of the Med- | coaching staff, has been really “caught | by completely outplaying the Nutmegs, i, and their presence was known FCIAY . iteeiinnineen ... Deplan | Posal that the Harvard und Princeton t.jokg in that game. Yale had rested | ford collesians to the tune of 37 t0 0, | in the draft” now and the coaches | Brennan, the fleet halfback of the Tis o Sut ths icontest’ butl & wiion RullPacL endowment funds ave urgently in need | o S0 0 g had pointed for this .!nd it w certainty that the Crim-{are sure he will spend.most of the gor: proved the stumbling bloc Huith made the New Britain touch-, Neore hy perioc of every assistance possible. '\_lfhu\ggh particular game, while the Tigers had Son could get along hand With | week out on Soldiers Field helping | This speedy boy broke away from th iown, there was quite a hush that | Flartford e G large number of atuthni j ¢ B0 E o rvard game as well | Second-string men. Tisher and his assistants. Poroy di | entire Nutmeg team in the second pe- - raide SR el il et b 0 0 o 7o | her campaign has had some hard | Harvard will take (he field against|not take his field ssee off the Yale | Miod and ran 60 yards, but the scoro e\ hi y . Philhar i o . < =71 gledding. On the Princeton side there 5 S ol he, the Elis at the Stadium next Saturday | team on Saturday. He ¢ Yale's line | Was disallowed on account of holding L g v band ihe SEnhesmon e I oend cwns it Newlb ritain: ik a Tealiza tion il ChaGReWIThEs) muchy Cierewere pnysieslig RGBS omitEs | Gry it i Beesi el i RO LR B CaY e D R Alee LG e fhe in6. | Onelof theiinrgest chonl et Leader Baward I Lynch andili obic from fouchdowns, Burns:! refl | smoilbe boay of alifni the task or| side of Yaje: | S E 1sual [ has o lof to it and believes that poor | Gambridzs! Mess)| Nov. Ball to Near Goal Ldne, v Vice Chairman of Princeton Endow- Princeton game Saturday did not cuss much else with the stay-at- a lurki suspicion that the ISlis was not the line smasher that he might not be as strong as some of been earlier in the season. The their admirers had pictured them, and tory of the Orange hrought O’'Nei the Tige; had shown an ability team back to the position which it Burns as that of Saturday, and, furthermore, : reng I S Cor e o o 5 { the season, part of which stood in Aajor Patrick Henry Corbett. Before i opee, Aylsworth, Springfield; umpire, | raising almost as much maney as Har- siaetiRuio it e ShefCime(irLnoralonipRdotl tensycostiAiShaxrnalf :‘”,t;'v,,,mlv‘({“,o:,”‘:,mpw.d the game IR el of the couteet, & bolH|iHoilool Sprineflerd: Meadl Ninsdman | e e ceatineTy GimL ‘ : : nds marched around the field, ard s \d at the close of the zame, the New Britain rooting contingent snaked | ' Roferee Aylesworth's whistle at this ifanced ground the lot, prior to the | point was swoet musie (o the Prophets Badly Astray. son defeated Boston College, which | his first big game as head coach down Eyervthing combined to point to a eleven trinmphed over the Ilis: . [at New IHaven. —_— Yale victory. Itumors that some of on the other hand, Vale beat Brov = o RODGERS LEADS IN SCORI the Tigers had ».v}nlwl'lu"(;lvl;‘I]‘n- more f[‘., o larger score than did Harvard PAXT SERVICE ON THAME Morgantown, W. . Nov. 17.— severe preliminary schec (.«‘\Auml the Then aguin, Harvard tied Princeton London.—A schemo for “river | 10 the Mountaineers’ 30 points against battle with the (rimson seemed not and wa ble to pusii the ball over % Rutgers at New Brunswick Saturday, improbable. Yel, when the teams the Tigers' line, somelhing which Yala | t o relleve the congested traffic | q o Z5 A" 00 leading place from fuced each other, Princeton showed could not do. Past performances fail | situation here has been put before , pennsylvania in scoring with 264 the N. B. Should Lale defeat Harvard the | No staleness and Yale showed little of (0 show any strong reason for making | the cify authorities. A river omnibus, | points to 259 for Penn. Rodgers, West fing n.” H. §. The boys were carried off the | feeling still remains that Harvard ang the strepgth which the Elis had been cither team a pronounced favorito | capable of c¢ 50 passengers and | Virginia captain and fullback, passed: Officials’ Fine Work. field on the shoulders of admiring | Princeton may well consider playin M,m,ofie:} to possess. Mediocre foot- next Saturday. worked by two men, is one of the| the century mark in individual scor- Iteferee Aylesworth of Springfield, | fans, piled into automobiles and b off their tie here around ’I‘l\Axlxl(sgl‘.'ln't"[’Jall was the rule practically all of the ‘The Pitt-Penn game was more sur-| plany submitted for service up und & ing, and, with 103 points, is far ahe Hall, Springfield; time of periods, fif- | cult. So far Princeton bas received as against almost $10,000,000 for Har- f ws of | vard. Princeton’s drive, however, has SRS | the New Brituain cleven and their fol- | hardly begun and methods are heing Owing to the t that there is D0 | weps as it meant that the zmme v d ving it considerable pro- ¢ afound the field, many afforded | wou and the defeat of last vear | pulsion. ) hemselves the opportunity of “horn- | washed off the slate of | | | i | | | | teen’ minutes only about $ ),000 in subsc minn.\‘ | | | | Mass., handled the game in faultless brought to the school. The local del- time. way, and’ the work of the Il prisinz in its lack of scoring than in down the Tham of any other player in the coun