"L inside the dilatation.
,Score~Yaie’staienca a
Brown, Which Somme roinis Against Harvard, Unable to
superannuation; And the
Diiensa ie Coming Fast
Despite reports to the contimy the
Yale coaches are not coming a great
deal about the showing of the Yale
team in the some with Brown on Sat~
iirduy. Again Yale did not show her
full strength on the offense and there
in ii suspicion that she didn't show her
full defensive strength. She did, how-
ever, keep Brown from scoring, which
was something that Harvard could not
do.
From the scores against Harvard
there is: not a great deal of difl’erence
in the offensive strength of Princeton
and Brown? Each scored a touchdown
. against the Crimson and Brown kicked
. it field ‘goal, and while the Harvard
score against Brown was greater than
that against Princeton the two were
close enough to make the. tennis show
lip .hbout the same ratio on the often.
delve.
in them-st half of Saturday's game
Yale-was on the deienslve. .. Whether
*S'he purposely allowed Brown to show
'all she had in the way of offense or
whether she was unable to hold the
ball, the result was the same. Brown
ntrnck and struck at the Yale defense
but she was never in a position Where
the Yale coaches or adherents feared ii
touchdown. The Yale line took care
or that.
Brown“dld have however, moral
induced to try field goalé and not one
of them we dangerous. Two or the
were block before the ball rose to
the height of the kicker‘ is head. one a
timid because the kicker was so hurri~
ed that he saw he couldn't kick so tried
~. " to run with it and a fourth got over the
1» line of scrimmage and went‘wide. The
Browns have a good, steady rush line
.tmd there evidently showed that Yale
hail been getting some training on stop-
. ‘ ping goals from the field.
, , in the second half Yale showed a
" little more oftciisiVe position and there
never was a moment in the second ball
when Brown we even dangerous.
,Wlien gains were needed Yale worsd
'9. line shift which was good and Flynn
got through those big holes between
““18.
Yale's best thing shown on Saturday
was, howrver, the, nbllily to strike at
the time opportunity came. When tif-
tip it couple of attempts had failed she
got the hall on the 17- word line. Flynn
. and ilpiilding and Philbln were haul in
to the line to make the distance to the
goal line. When on iii fourth down
there were three yard, to go there was
no hoaitsncy as to whether to try for
lipid goal should be the next play. Th:
back was cent into the lino and he
A touchdown fol.
{‘lowod'aoon alter. ’i‘htu the old Yitio
, game ohliammerinx may at an oppoo
inirllne until the line mu carried and
ii. Willi-"18 old nuiiiolhnt brought the
champiomhips to New Haven.
Yale Mi not not slow, however. an
iimpio “tonne to the forward pus,
iirovvn’a mm it m be 3'0
humiliated. scored liar touchdown on
‘iinrvard. Yule warm Miter, Ball)!“
do, in her defenlle birth! [lily thin Ihi!
,;. lm been throughout them. Brown
' got way with three or Mr oil tho W
:iieii, but when it completed Wt would
ave been dangerous. it mu beam by
p Yiilé player. incitiohlti
weaned two forward have. m oi
' which limited in Pompeii” Mid alibi.
‘tnckle and end (for a couple of his long .
17 his n- i
The improvement in tits on. at“ dial»
in diluted (9 the tin-vim WI on.
nttention on the offense. With Flynn
,alwnys s-dangerous when he has the hall
with Pumpeliy andrPhllbin as live play-
ers and with Capt. Spaldlng as a on»
field looks to be fully as good as either
Princeton or Harvard. True, there is
no Brickley in the Yaze backfield, but
there is no Flynn at Harvard. Stiturs
day's game showed that Brickley will
be compelled-to get his kicks away
very fast or they will be blocked..Such
a situation always makes an opposing
team nervous and tempts the players
to a violation of the rules against hold—
ing, ~
Brown learned one trick from Har-
vard that Yale could benefit by. Two
of Harvard‘s touchdowns were made by
ed kicks. Profits by the experience in
the Harvard game the Brown men
were on the alert yesterday and suc—
ceeded in fishing up two free balls at.
tor their own kicks were blocked. A
free ball in an open field is always dan-
gerous for either side and on both ocoa~
sions Saturday the Brown man got tree
of most 01’ the players. only to be
brought down by the Yale secondary
defense. .
With a line which seems capable of
resisting any straight attacks which
Princeton can otter Yale coaches this
weewk will turn their att'hniion lo the
Work of polishing up the oilensiiie ma-
chine.
perfected on Saturdlxy which when call
ed upon for two and a halt yards to it
down were able to furnish them.
In kicking Yale expects that with
Flynn booting the hall, Pendleton or
{any other Princeton back that may be
.used will have to kick some to make a
better average than Yale.
ii in itiiil
“ii! litll-ili’
'Senior and limit Teams Wipe
Up Both Timr'mgiiiions
m
p
liminnrs the So 30. Jun, defeated the
l'l‘igor, Jrs. by the more of 7 to 0
and the So 36; not it over the Tigers
to the time of 21 to 0.
I. in the tint Imam Donia scored for -_
tho Sow Jim. moi than Warm kick-
ed the goal.
The big some way witnessed by the
largest crowd that ovoi- sow ii some
at the Colonial mm Artell made
the first touchdown tor the So 8m in
l
goal. Artoilo carried the ball over
from tho center or the tick]. in the
mould alimony. Doliiiii carried the
believer mid Bella: was right there
with his kick again. In the hint
qmrtor it with out) Ballnrtociirry
thii ball through the Tillers from the
center at on hold end another kick
by him made the more 21 to 0.1m.
‘ imp: im' the Wain
21ml, nil tilt thin which could not
imp. ”they in turn oiiiiid lip: lie
total! the 36 3V
no. tiny-6i“
grain to ennui the helm of tin. . ,
q n m on on mt nimtwgg‘;
filo following My than W ho
sistent ground. gainer, the Yale bdck-'
{Harvard men receiving them on block- ,
They hope to have an attackr
it was So 303' day lit the Colonial
«Field yesterday afternoon. in the pre- ,
the first quarter urid lleilns kicked the .
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The Norwalk High School imtholi
team defeated the Bridgeport Trudel
School eleven Saturday afternoon by
the score at 12 to B. The limo was
the best played by the Narwuk DOV!
ll season and without doubt the‘
fastest soon on a. local gridiron thiv/
me. This not tho victory on ice.
and um was allot! bum Nowell;
list; time to lilillt the M
iv in uniting holed: math. Pith
Norwnllt did mot try {in the goal as
the ball was carried out and allowed to
touch the ground.
Neither side scored in the third
quarter, although there were may
(last plays and good sonaraisliip dis-
played by both team: , ~
in the fourth both sides scored:
Bridgeport scored first alter about
live minutes of play. McQulilan, the .
quarterback, made many long gains
‘around the ends; and brought the boil
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ATLANTIC CITY Nov. 11. «J'Rube’i
within two yards 0! Norwalk‘s goal. Marco-ltd, one“ “‘9 iorouioot pitchers
On a last down Lady carried the :ball
over the line for Bridaoport'o ilrat
score This tied the scare LTi'd’y failfl
ed to kick the goal With about (our
lminutol to play the Bridgeport boys
kicked the ball from the center of the
hold. Norwaik taught desperately and
broke throuitli Bridzopmp line for
long chitin. Stevens flared it touch-
down after i. 35 yard run. Thin play
was neatly executed ind received the
applause of the large crowd pni’ont.
There were only a» tow recanda loft "
and Hermit did not? luvs limo to try
to kick the sold ‘ s
The line—up: were an folloivt:
melk. Irimfl.
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on the vaudeville Item: “filo-sou Sue-
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the Hotel Dunlap bore Frill-y. by lot;
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