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PUNTER IS POWER TO
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S WELL AS DEFENSE'
WONDER WHAT A QUEEN OF HEARTS THINKS ABOUT
Any Football Combination 11' ith Good kicker and Fast.
Hard-Tackling Ends Possesses Punch on It tack.
Says Big Bill llollenback
11 ItOHKKT V. JIAXWKI.I.
iiwrl. lclltar Ktrnlni: ViiMic ix-durr
K'apyrahi tnr u fitti. .-rr t'
iXTTHUN a football team is up against it. with fourth down ami about 1."
I," jurdt to sain, die nuarterbaek iiIhiijs glcs the signal for n mut when
(the tinll is tint too close to tlic oimncnt' gn.il line, Kvcrjbody known tin1
Ipunt is thf RrcnteM defensive nln.v in tlic same, Inn It Is snrprMog In note
'how few teams know how to make use of it. Of course, tlic play nlvvnjM i
'tailed as it lat resort, but n wise field u"nornl will not wall that long. He
will kick on the first down when inside of hl L'0-ynril line, wait until the
second down between the L'O and .'." jnrd Hues and nfter that he will tur it
when evcrj thine else fail.
"The punt is a (jreat defensive plnv," siiid Kill llolleiiuacl;. assistant
roach at (he University of 1'ennsjlvania. the other day. "but 1 believe it nlo
in a wonderful offensive weapon. Hive me a Rood uicker and .a pair of ftutl.
iacTklluK ends, and I will take a ehnnce ic'iilnM any tenin. .lust boot the ball
Into the other fellow V territory, and after the ends down the oateher In his
trucks a eouple of times he I- likeH to lose eoullileuee in himself und fumble
a kick Then if we Rft the ball, thiuk of all the ground we have gained.
"College quarterhiukf don't seem to be able to figure the real value of u
Jiunt They think it is u disgrace-a lu of weakuess to kiel. on the flrft
down. That is a mistake. All jnu have to do is to watch a Harvard team
in one of the big games and see how those gnjs make use of the kick. They
know tlie luiw a rhanee to get the ball m a fumble, and even if tlto.v don't
the bull is in the opponent's tenltorj. aud it is up to them to got It out.
"(Jlenn Warner Is a vcrj clevir, foxy coach, and lie ban taught 1ii
players- to nvike use of the kicking game. He beat West Virginia early in the
enson hi puntiug on the first down and keeping the ball in .he Southerners'
territory T.very time I'itt was behind the fitl-jurd line Hustings would boot
the ball. As a result Wen Virginia bad eight fnmblcs in the gome und one
half were oa kicks.
(nL aho had a chunie to brat J'enn State had the bill been ( '
kicked wore often, (load work was done in thr first iiunrtii,
but niter that thne wasn't i chance, low niver eon do loo mwh
punting il fiou hare a fairly good kiekir.V
Who Was tin: Greatest Punter?
TVTANV arguments have come up as to who was the gre.itest kuker of all
" time, but the question never will b" settled. There lmo benu too many
and, anywuy. moL of the old-timers arc too strong for their favorites. How
efer, one of the greatest punters I ever have s'ra was Swede, who plated
on Michigan in 10p2. He wus good for (iOjinids all of the lime, and onee It
a.game against Chicago got off one which sailed 7."i.
Tat O'Dcn, of Wisconsin; Ilcrchbergor. ot Chicago, and tJordnn lirov n.
o' Vale, were top-uotchere in the olden lays and could get great dlitanee.
Wilmer Cronell, of Swarthmorc, uImi could boot the' oval.
However, llollenback conies to but ith a candidato for premier punting
honors. He nominates Walder. who plnjcil with Cornell in l!Kl8.
"The greatest kick I ever saw," Kill nairatcs, "was pulled in the I'niu
Cornell game in 1!)0S, anil, bc!ievc me. it was SONIi; kick. We had carried
the ball to the Ithaeans' 1-jaid line, where we were held fur downs. On the
first play nfter Cornell got the ball Walder ilroppi-d'liack behiud bis own goal
line and I stood in the middle of the tield. playing, as I thought, for a long
punt.
"Walder was about ten yMds back uf the goal line when his foot hit that
ball, It was a perfect spiral and 1 got set to catch il when it came down.
The only trouble was that it refused to drop and it sailed over my head, drop-
viUe tweuty yards behind me. 1 tan after the ball, picked it up on cur 5-yard
' line-and O'Hourke, the big tackle, grabbed ne bcfo(re I had gained an indi
ttV 11 AT Mil traveled more than 100 yardt and saved Cornell. There
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them.'
might have been other kick like that, but I never heard of
Hercs Chance for Comparative-Score Experts
TN A SHOUT time the critics will make a heroic attempt to pick a chain -plonshlp
eleven for 1010. and the job will uot be an easy one. The result
of Saturday's games puts everything on the blink, for Colgate and Dart
mouth, the leading undefeated teams, bit the dust for tlic first time this year.
Harvard lias yet to lose a game, but cannot bo considered, even if she
tritimphs over the Uluc. The Crimson .has had things pretty easy this fall
and cannot be allowed to walk away with the title.
Syracuse now is putting in claims for the crown, despite the Kl to 0
defeat blipped over by Washington and Jefferson. I'itt is likely to step for
ward because it defeated the team that beat Syracute, It's a swell mlxup
and the best guesser will win. Tive teams have been defend d imce and can
be considered. Dartmouth lost to Urown, 7-0; Colgate lost to Syracuse,
3IJ-7 ; Syracuse lost to Washington and Jefferson, i;-0; Pittsburgh lost to
Syracuse, Si-."?, and Washington and Jefferson lost to Pittsburgh. 7-0. Cents
who believe in comparative scores have a chance to figure to their hrarts'
content.
Penn State would have had a good chance to -laim something if the
team had played any kind of football against Dartmouth. Hugo Ilezdek's
ckven was defeated 10 to 1!1 early in the season, when the players had not
yet 'reached the top form and teamwork was conspicuous by its absence.
Slate has a very good team this year and can give any of the big boys a
hard battle. Had she defeated Dartmouth the team would huve been consid
ered seriously. At that there still is a chanee. State plays Pittsburgh on
Thanksgiving Day, aud if Ilezdek's men win the dopestcrs will huve to begin
slf over again.
If comparative scoies were carried out Charley Morun's team at Center
College would have to be considered. Here is the dope: Krown beat Dart
mouth, Dartmouth tied Colgate, Colgate beat Princeton, Princeton beat Yale,
AVcst Virginia beat Princeton and Center College beal West Virginia. Thai
maill college in Danville, Ky., is in the limelight this year and may become
popular some day. Still it doesn't take much to get into the big pubh these
davs. Just wallop a. winning team and there is u chance to go into vaudeville.
u ...
TUV remaining yauies to be played, tcith the eJieytion of the Pitt-
Htate contest, icill have no hearing on the championship or mip-
1 s thing else, llotcever, they will be ercitlng and, anincay, who wants
to be a champion?
Big Boost for Princeton Tigers
LAWItENCH PEKUY, the New York football critic, suys Yale wa lucky
to have met Princeton on u soggy field last Saturday. On a fust gridiron
I'crry believes the Blue would have been badly beaten. This is what be says:
''Princeton's equipment consisted of u Tfry creditable line buck attack,
some good off tackle plays, some flushes of good wide interference and as fine u'
threat game as any team has employed this year. Included in this threat
was n forward passing scheme not easily solved, which compares in wientifu
arrangement and effectiveness with any forward passing I have ever seen
Had the field not been surprisingly soggy, thereby preventing catchers from
arriving at their stations as they were timed to arrive or, having arrived
being unable to turn on quick pivot Yale, I firmly 1-elieve, would have beeU
'Bhe herself might have made one touchdown under b-tter footing, but
Iiat touchdown would liavo been more or less heavily overbalanced. I M17
this because Yale, coached to watch out for passes over the center, was
tomnletely fooled by Princeton's lateral deception, whereby after catchers,
Inrinarently duly constituted as receivers, bad reached their stations another
.liable roan, who had masked himself, darted wide and clear. Two long
t-UftH ' . v,.1A woa w-ntnhlnp for short ones which ii-..l,l
Trnssts over ccuvci " ;-;- - ;.::"."" ' ""'" "uvo
:iTt. mnn loose were frustrates because ine cau-m
." V. mnn loose were frustrated because ine caicner was unable in .
Rllnnery going to get to his position on time. It was obvious that timing
rOived a very important part in the Princeton overhead scheme and timing
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, ifVJW defensive pay of both elevens was excellent, quite up in
1 I JJoyle. T'to ojffcnsiee line play of the rival teams teas also good.
I -herring effective interference on wide plays, in which Yale was not
V eooi, and Princeton good qnfu occasionally."
'-' Coaldalc Will Meet Holmesburg
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"& 7TH1I3 CoaldttlO lOQinail leann unauiuvua ui mo oi i.riV, win uc With U3
V.IiL.t Saturday afternoon, when It lines .up against Holmesburg at Holmes
. ."i,!T?lL This nromiscs to be one of the best Independent games staged her
' W wason und will give tlu- fans a line tin the gapae as It la played upstate.
'' kMl but n very good team, "Illuc" Ilonner is one of thq best plunging
'limes I.fyer navo peeu, uuu y"u.i." " . . . """"" uu UJ' fciCKer.
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ONLY ONE YALE WIN
OVER HARVARD TEAM
IN LAST TEN YEARS
With Combination of Haughton, Brickley, Hardwich,
Mahan. Fclton and Bradlec Among the Missing, EIVs
Chance to Wrcclc the Crimson Is Much Improved
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Copj right, 1010. All rights reserved.
Who'll Volunteer
HUH do some critics spend their days
, Swearing that Francis Bacon wrote
The bulk of Mr. Shakespeare's plays,
That Bill was not the acting potc;
And working in, around about.
With some points fresh and others ioilty,
Oo on to prove beyond a doubt
1 he Bard of Avon was not guilty.
Oh, would that some far day from here,
When I am dust to dust returned.
When my selections, far and near,
Arc panned and hooled, knocked and spurned,
Oh would that it might some day be,
When Time has called my little bluff.
That some friend will arise for nc
And prove I did not write the stuff.
IT SO happens that Itodgers, of West Virginia, is one of the best student in
the university. This Miould help allay the fictional idea that all great llne
buckcrs are big Hwcdes, who can spenk only broken English.
DAN McOLUGAN, the old Michigan star, not only rates Josh Cody, of Vandci
bilt, as the best tackle he has seen this year, but one of the best of nil lime,
t'odj's displacement is 220 pounds, which is combined with speed and aggres'
sheuess. What more can any tackle use?
The Facts in the Case
rpilK fuet in the case appear to be that Yale has ovei turned Harvard but
J-onee iu the last ten yeur.s.
This overthrow came at thrir last meeting in JUKI. The combination of
Haughton and such elite talent as Urickley, Hnrdwick, Muhun, Fclton, Bradlec,
etc.. was a trifle too much for the harassed ltlue from 1012 to 1010,
BIT Yale Am tonic forward since that depressing slump, while Bar
rard has nuthlnq like the machine that woie the Crimion from 1P12
tlnounh 1013.
IMPORTANT GAMES
F
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FEW THRILLS LIKELY
IN NEXT BIG GAME
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WANTS TO
Considerable Record
EC. PATTKUSON, the western football expert, who a
All-t'oufereuce Woven for Collier's, calls attention t?
Suburbanites Have Hard Sched
ule, Playing Reading Tonight
1 and Camden Thursday
Yale-Harvard Came Prob
ably ll ill Resolrd Itself
Into Duel Between Casey
and Braden
NORTH PHILS DOWN DE NERI CRIMSON IS FAVORITE
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lonUlit Rriulini: ut l,ini!iinliiMi.
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Vrl(!n North I'liihiilt'lehlii nl Trfnoui
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Virlhnifct Cliiirdi Leiicut ulian is
i HptlittlM. Northft vs. Ovfuril.
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TJ.NTII. .Iimim Selieerer made ihc
vviiiniiig tiiiii'hilown Saturday , the
Princeton e game whs singularly
jacking in s.I0ct m-ii lai' perfonnances.
There vuis nothing . tit in ; )i(. great I
nirung t lis fei-i. There mip little ti.
inspire the befuned miloiikeis vwth the
thrill of btittle that so often mis marked t
Hie tituntie stml.... in games M.iged I
by the wi-cnlled ISig Tl.ic. If this
was true when Princeton had u ver
satile uttuik it will he even more the
(use next Satuiday when Hiinn'rd meets 1
livery Time lie Hit Line
They Dragged One Out
Sanderson Auideiny. n little
school back in the hills of Massa
chusetts, was playing against tjic
Ilolyoke High School eleven. San
derson hud u big fullback, who, de
spite ,i lumc leg, was ipiitc a line
plunger. This player gained many
yards through the line that day,
and uttct each plunge one of the
Holyoke players would be found laid
out. The mystery of the number Of
Injuries wasn't solved until after
the gimie. when it was learned that
th.' lame fullback wore ,i sted brace
over hi- kneecap.
PlAY HOLMESBURG
again will select the
n remarltahln record
"that every man on the various Conference sounds, with one eicontion. n
lad seventeen years old. was in the service." And il might be added they were
4iol shipbuilders
Claims Only Way to Settle
Championship Is for Two
Clubs to Meet
INSISTS ON NEUTRAL FIELD
lalo in tin Mmlimn at ruwhririKP.
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(leinu.itowu inusi win its scheduled ,. "J ' ,'""J , "' ','"' '" inomenRi in
, , . i i ., ii ,i "" "''""g struggle, but the chun-es
l.astern League baskellmll game with .,ri. ,1,,., r.,s.,, ,,, -,.,. , ,.,.,
the Heading Hears tonight at Audi- i football, alone will fumi-l. l... fl.-ill. I Luckily for Doctor Shame's clown, i ..",.'.. VI. ".. "'.-.. ,Fi .
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l.ur litis I in on niiiii inf nl n niu I ' .' -
his way for the entire distance, but
liraden isn't Coy. He can go a certain
distance but he cuuuot go the entire
route as he showed against Princeton.
Has Had Long Itest
Hurra id uKo has the advantage of a
long risf. Yule will meet Harvard
untie Ihe same conditions that Plimp
ton met Yule, with only u week', time
to lecuperatc from a gruelling game
The independent football chnmpion
ship of Philadelphia will remain in. dis
pute unless Holmesburg and Yimomc.
the two leuding aspirants, wiicli an
agreement soon.
I!oth teams have advumed claims for
the independent ctovvu. Conshohoekon,
probably the foremost team in the Ilast,
has defeated both Holmesburg and Vin
tome, but us Conshohockcn repiesents
an tipstale community nnd does not play
within the limits of Philadelihin. local
fans seem justilied iu omitting them
from all claims on the Philadelphia
title.
However, Vincome, on Conshuhoek
en's own gridiron, held the Tigers to n
lower score than Holmesburg did in the
classic clash played in the stockade at
Norristown. u neutral field.
Itoth Ilojmcsburg und Yiucumc have
defeated all the elevens uf tills city that
The Big Lack
ON 12 of the queer featuies of the waning football season has been the lack
of good kickers.
It is difficult to recall a eumpnign where big elevens were so badly shy iu
this important department of the game. Is the collegiate hoof s'.umplng in the
rush of knowledge to the beunV
11T1IBV an eleven so powerful as the Colgate machine has to move
ft through a teuton without a first-class spiralist, the alarmint
dcvreaic in intercollegiate hoofs tan be appieciatcd.
Official Report
.he-upon golf champion, is mm titer hunting iu the
agon soon will return nn official report as to whether, in
the nil of opening lire, the hunter should keep his eye on the doer or on the guide.
This always has been ii mooted question among hunters, with the result
that the casualty list involving deer and guides has been about fifty-fifty.
WALTKIt HAtiKN. Hi
lnoiintuins. Mr. Hugo
lorium llnll, t helten avenue ami i new . '" poms nrnere are any Hint will grip
street, or share second place with the New Knglnnd gridiion customers.
Ftank l'otb's Noith Philadelphia I Dtherw is,, the game ptobably will re
Amerieans, who last night broke the j snlw itself into ju.st what Yule ap
tie with the other local icpresentutive. p.ireuth wants a tilt smacking of the
He Neii. . i old sthool of football in which the
This is a crucial week for the lien major part will be line-plunging and the
tiis-ritgoiuld combination, but- the , minor portion ineffectual efforts to pull
are getting the breaks iu some lespects ntl" modern plays. -and
instead of having to travel our to1 ..,,, .,u,; n,. .. ,
Camden tomorrow night and engage t ne ' U ul 'Mlh' Ilavp w"
Skeeteis in another hard contest, the1 " is true that Hinvanl bus a bitter
game will he staged on Thursday, thus rounded offense than ale, but u that
affording an extra tlay of rest, which, Ihe Crimson hasn't the variety of for
should prove beneficial. , vwinl pas-jug plays nor can she evecute
The North Philadelphia Americans i them ncarh as well as Princeton. Yale
showed form at Moose Hall last night, mothered most of the Tigers passes.
shooting field goals and when the of
ficial scorckeepor hud concluded his
evening', work he announced the final
score as 42-29 iu favor of North Phil
adelphia over l)c Neri.
The nptowncrs started off with Itube
Cashman in the line-up ami such stars
(is Soils und Muller ou the side lines.
Munnger Poth's judgment iu picking his
consequently it seems reasonable to
believe that she will be able to stop all
of Harvard's aerial efforts next Sat
urday. If Yule puts up the defense against
Harvard that she did against Prince
ton, the battle will virtually resolve it
self into a thiol between Casey and
I'raden. In this event. Harvard should
line-up proved correct. The feature .if, iIIUO a ,i10 hotter of the argument, be
the evening was the won. of iisi-m-j , ,.0 ti. ,lls,in,, t'nsoy u luoken
Lay was the only man hurl at nil anil
his iujiuy vi as nothing worse than a
split ear. This won't keep him from
hearing the signals, what I.e needs is the
eye to see an opening und the alertness
to take it.
While the ltlue was using everything
at iis cnmntuml' to beat the Tigers,
almost the entire Crimsou team ami nM
Ihe loaches were taking mental am'
other notes ()f Yale's play. This mean
that when the big teams clash Saturday ,
Harvard will have ull the data on tin
ltlue- that is, unless the Yule (oache
instill a In! of new stuff into thou
i hinges this week, ii very unlikely con
tingency. If the Yule conches couldn't
or didn't tuch the team the new games
in eight weeks it is a safe bet that it
will not be done in anotllK five tluys.
Ilverything considered, Harvard has
a big theoretical edge ou Yale, but
theories and dope have proved very un
true to their sponsors all year, so the
Crimson-Itlue battle also may develop
into one of the frequent upsets.
II AG EX, in addition to being a champion golfer and a first-class shot,
iraa at one time a semi-pro ballplayer. And there uie a number of
tinkles who could use the power of his build.
WITH Notre Dame suppressing the Army team and Georgetown conquering
the Navy, why pan England for her inability, to settle the Irish question?
T1IHUI1 is a rumor abroad thut Ohio will go after an exclusive world scries
next fall, with Put Moran taking the arena with Tris Speaker. The old state
was (otisiilernbly stirred last fall with only one championship entry. What might
happen il both tincinuuti und Cleveland wcro involved brings ou a shudder
(irimstend. "the l!ig Swede. who es
tablished a record tor the season with
seven lillskels
Tommy lJnnleavywasalso in toe lime
light with five buskels. Itrownie ha 1
four, Cioss two. and the Kabo none
I leason. Ally .view liiiums. .u loin, tne
Americans uroppeu one uoen uuu n nuit
two-baggers into the net against seven
for De Neri. .lolinny P.ockman landed
four of these. Dark two and MoYYil
limns one. VtT the first half He N'eri
only managed to keep in the running
with foul goals.
The baskets caged were some of the
most spectacular of the season Kay
Cross, while only making two. missed
a half dozen and the reason wns that he
had too much "1'iiglinh" on the ball.
Heforo the affair was concluded Uilb
ltiller aud Annie rmstroiig hail do
butted nsi De Neils ami dooige Uetnch
busted into the Americans' butting order.
Held runner of parts. At any moments
he is likely to tear himself uvwiv from
his would-he tui'klers ami light his :n
lliioiigh the P.lue for a touchdown, or nl
least a inn that will put his li'nm
within striking distance f the goal, (hi
the other bund, lirudeu may do us he
did against Princeton, iniitti ((insistent
gains through the Hue until ho has cm
ried his team lnr into enemy territory .
but he should not be feaied furthei
Ted Coy . ou n few oecusious, plunged
(,'MMIIUV . ('.Horns & Verne.'. Slurs.
KcnslnKlnn Ai. nnil horfrset hi.
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paper the next iieaiet contender for Ioth men have first-class chances to achieve this astonishing denouement.
especially so it hpealier can only stumble upon one active lefthander between
now aud Aptil.
TUUKb; years ago Hddie Casey ran fifty-five yards for a touchdown against
Yale, to be called back when a mate wus offside. On Saturday 'Mr. Casey will
exhort his mates to restrain their eagerness until he hns deposited the ball back
of the goal posts. One such blow is quite enough for tin ordinary lifetime.
the cliiunpioiiship, has also defeutcd or
tied all the Philadelphia teums except
Holmesbuig. who defeated rrunkford.
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Vincome and Holmesburg several
Saturdays ago were scheduled to clash
ou the Holmesburg gridiron, but when
'he arrangements covering the giitne
wre explained to the West Phllndel
phlaiiH, all voted against playing the
lne.
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yards, using the spital to accomplish this distance.
five to sixty
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