Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-19

Yale %, Princeton 5, at Princeton.
 Columbia Il, Annapolis 0, at Anna polls.
 Pennsylvania 16, Carlisle Indians 6, at Philadelphia.
 Harvard Freshmen IS, Yale Fresh men G, at New Haven.
 Lafayette IT, Cornell o, at EaSton.
 Pratt Institute fl, Erasmus Hall High School 0, at Washington Park, Brooklyn. ip
 West Point IS, Bucknell 10, at West Point.
 Sachs 10, Collegiate School 5, at Jas per Field.
 Wisconsin 39, Chicago 5, at Chicago.
 Indiana o, Illinois 0, at Indianapolis.
 Michigan ', Notre Dame O., at Ann Arbor.
 Minnesota 21, Northwestern 0, at Minneapolis.
 Georgetown 10, University of Vir- ginia 0, at Washington.
 Nebraska 12, Kansas o, at Lawrence, Kas. 70. 9It.r.34.
 Athens Pa) A. A. 29, All Aubury A. A.. ', at Athens, Pa.
 Mount Pleasant Military Academy 37, Brooklyn Poly 0, at Sing Sing.
 Union 6S, St Stephens o, at Schenec- tady.
 Morristown School Il, Horace Mann U, dC 1N
 Bowdoin 1T. Tufts II, at Medford.
 Amherst IS, Massachusetts State College 0, at Amherst.
 Brown H. Dartmouth ,, at Hanover.
 Wesleyan 35, Williams o, at Will liamstown.
 Syracuse 6s, Rochester 5, at Syra- cuse.
 Syracuse High School 20, Phoenix High School ?.
 State College A, Gettysburg 0, at State College, Pa.
 Western Reserve 0, University Of Buffalo o, at Buffalo.
 . University of Iowa 63, Grinnell Uni versity ?, at Iowa City.
 Manhattan Football Club 9, Sailors of White Star Line Majestic o, at Pros pect park (under Association rulcs). It vii! be Yale and Harvard next. These gre the names to coniure with ths week, and on Saturday, when the two greatest football eleyens in this country line up in New Haven, it should be g struggle from the first sound of the whistle to the last stand before the goal.
 Harvard's magnificent victory over the University of Pennsylvania and Yale's overwhelming of the Tigers bring these two teams close together for the championship title, so far as reasoning persons are able to estimate. There will be betting OF the result of the meeting. and it will be even money, or Yale fayoritc with Yale and Har- yard favoritc with Harvard.
 The question of who will win is one that safely may be left to those who have attachments to tho one or the other university, or to the individual who, for reasons of sentiment of costa sy, has always adhered to the Blue or the Crimson The very fact that the winner is hard to pick fills the coming contest with the promise of a fierce struggle throughout.
 Other pending games sink into in- significance ill comparison with that between Yale and Harvard, and when this is ended the real football season of 1900 will have closed. The Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, however, yet has to meet Cornell, and Columbia will face the Carlisle Indians with the memory of last years defeat as an in- centiye for deeds of yalor and vic tory.
 The manner i'll which Yale disposed of Princeton on Saturday is no sur prise Out of consideration for the ex- pressed opinions of the New Haven captain and coaches football follow CTS tried to cOnvlHce themselves that the score would be small, and that the old spirit of Nassau that so often has carried the Tigers through the brunt of battle brave1y and well would pre- vail. But enthusiasts were beyond persuasion, and though Princeton had sturdy supporters in plenty, many of those who secretly wished for Tiger victory felt certain that Yale would sweep the field. And Yale did It