The Week in Football
The games of the week among
our opponents were free from any
unusual features, and were fairly
representative of the kind of work
they have been doing all season. A
careful analysis of them should in
dicate fairly well what State has to
expect for the remaining four
games.
The result of Saturday's game be
tween Dickinson and Lehigh was
another of this season's oft occur
ing 0-0 scores. Dickinson; in spite
of superior weight, was unable to
gain through Lehigh's line, and the
game became a punting duel, each
team making only one first down in
the first half. In the second half,
the ball was mostly in Dickinson's
territory, through Lehigh's line
gains. Captain Davis played the
best game.for Dickinson. He tried
two placement kicks in each half,
both of which went wild. The Car
lisle team's defense will have to be
strengthened materially to resist
Captain Dunn's warriors, and yet
they always put up their best game
against State.
Although W. U. P. met defeat at
the hands of Cornell, the first touch
down toward the 23-0 score was made
only after eighteen minutes of play.
The stubborn defense of W. U. P.
and a series of penalties prevented
Cornell from crossing the goal line
till near the end of the first half. A
placement goal soon afterward ended
the scoring for that half. Two
touchdowns were added in the sec
ond. Cornell's team was, with a
single exception, the same one used
against Princeton, and W. U. P.
was saved a crushing defeat only by
Cornell's poorly directed attack.
West Virginia completely swamped
Carnegie Tech. in a very one-sided
game. In spite of the fact that al
most an entire scrub team was sub
stititted in the second half, the final
score stands 51-0. Every man
played a star game, and the team
work was excellent. Throughout
the season, Coach Forkum's squad
has:played high class football very
consistently, and will probably give
State one of the hardest battles cn
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
our schedule. As West Virginia is
fully up to last year's strength,there
is every indication that the memor
able struggle of last fall will be re
peated this year.
Football
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Penn State vs. Westminster,
at State College.
Harvard, vs. Indians, at Cam
bridge.
Dartmouth, vs. Amherst, at
Amherst.
Princeton vs. West Point, at West
Point.
Yale vs. Brown, at New Haven.
Tufts vs. Mass., at Medford.
Bowdoin vs. Colby, at Brunswick..
Gettysburg vs. Ursinus, at Read
ing.
Lehigh vs. N. Y. University, .at
South Bethlehem.
Williams vs. Wesleyan, at Wil
liamstown.
Haverford vs. Johns Hopkins, at
Haverford.
Bates vs. Maine, at Lewiston, Me.
Oberlin vs. Wooster, at Wooster.
Navy vs. Swarthmore, at An
napolis.
Colgate vs. Hamilton, at Clinton.
Wisconsin vs. Illinois, at Urbana.
Chicago vs. Minnesota, at Chica
go.
ALUMNI
Two recent visitors at the College
were K. L. Gilson, 'O6, and G. C.
Glenn, 'O6. Mr. Glenn has been in
mining work at Jeddo, Pa. Mr.
Gilson has been in West Virginia,
but expects to go in the near future
to Indian Territory, where he will
become Assistant Engineer for a
mining company.
We wish to correct a statement
made in a previous issue to the ef
fect that J. Harry Yarnall and B.
C. Butler,both of the class of 1905,
are on the engineering staff of the
Boston Elevated Co. Both these
men are at present employed in the
office of the electrical engineer of
the above mentioned system.
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