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Show WON LEADS GRIDSGORERS Alabama Polytech. Greatest Scorer in Country NF.W YORK. ct. 23 Harry Wilson, veteran 1'ennsylvsnla state ha If hack, leads Individual scorers In college football ranks for the early seeaon games with f-5 points, one more than Johnny KobTt-son. KobTt-son. Carnegio Tech quarterbavk. Hoth scored twice In Saturday's games and brought their totsl of touchdowns to nine apiece. Wilson gained sn extra point In an early game by scoring a point on a try after touchdown. Urunner. of LaKayette. l third with 51 polnta and lalm, of Pennsylvania state Is fourth, with 4e eorge Ufann. of Cornell; Corn-ell; Walter Kopplsch. of Columbia, and Oehhardt. of Iarayette. are lied for fifth place, with 36 points each. Alabama I'oly, of Auburn. Als. though defeated by the army n, week ago. leads In team scoring, with 21T. points for five gsmes. Cornell beads the Kastern brigade bri-gade with 2')l points In four contest a: Centre, with 16i and Notre Iame, with 141, are high In the middle west; while California tops the 1'aclflc coast list with 191 points Others which have passed the century mark Include Yale. Columbia, I'enayl-vsnia I'enayl-vsnia State. Syracuse. Carnegie Tech. Oeorgia, Buckneil. Army and Franklin and Marshall. Undefeated elevena In the Fast Include Cornell. Harvard. Neavy. Army, 1'enn-aylvalnla 1'enn-aylvalnla btate. University of Pennsylvania. Pennsyl-vania. I-aKayette, ITinceton. icorg-town, icorg-town, Iel-kin8on, Washington and Jefferson. Jeff-erson. Brown. Tufts. West Virginia and Massachusetts Aggies. |