Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-03

An exchange says that Yale looks upon the game with Columbia to-nlor- row as an incident
 Tad Jones, Yale's great quarter. is out of the practice briefly, a turned ankle being responsible.
 Bill Reid will make the Harvard heayyweights step lively from this out. Speed is the thing.
 White, the Harvard center, inheri. ted $3,O00,0O0 few months ago. Ney. CT too rich to play football.
 Dartmouth will try the Tiger to- morrow. The Hanover men are some what ready for a real battle.
 Harvard intends to play Pennsy nc matter what kind of an eleven the Quakers muster for the occasion.
 Trainer Robinson of Princeton has unexpectedly returned to duty and there is new life among the Tigers.
 Lafayette will play Pennsylvania tomorrow. The game is important be. cause of Lafayette's scoring ability.
 Man-Who- Forgets is Carlisle sub, put his name suggests fitness for a place on Penn's athletic committee.
 Yale field is the daily show ground for Blue football stars of the past. Thesteam may not yet be overcrowded.
 Captain Gillespie of West Point says Yale is stronger in every way than Harvard, excepting in the center of the line.
 Holy Cross is making to-morrow's contest the big home game of the year and a crowd is likely to greet Amherst.
 Columbia may lose Von Saltza, the big tackle, who played so brilliantly against Amherst. The players moth CT is critically i'll.
 Tom Standard, Holy Cross captain and fullback in 1903, says that Am herst will be fortunate If it escapes a beating tomorrow.
 Andover's display in defeating Mas sachusetts Agricultural college 30 to o was such that Training school is as. sured of hard work Saturday.
 Syracuse is to be Browns opponent tomorrow. Colgate, victor over Dart
 
 Brown has no lollypop party on.
 Swarthmore was able to defeat Fred Crolius' Villa Nova team by a score of 12 to 6 Wednesday. Crolius has been doing finely with his charges.
 Notre Dame in beating American college Saturday 142 to 0, made touch downs at wonderful rate. Ten were scored in one period of eight min- utes.
 Maurice Connor, the old Holy Cross coach, has charge of the linemen of Northwestern university, where Me Cormack, the old Dartmouth quarter, is head coach.
 Holy Cross will give the New Eng land championship aspirations of Am herst a chance to let themselves out A defeat by the Worcester men wouldn't help bit.
 Coach Hart has kept the Amherst men on the jump and Biram and Washburn have infused vim into the backs. Amherst will not go to Wor- cester expecting to be beaten. Amherst isn't getting any George EtStti CalllbAu tOuit UT Olnct cptNldl treatment this week but the team is being spruced up wonderfully for Sat urday's game against Holy Cross.
 The lily white reputation of Penn sylvania In football isn't adorned any by Penn's refusal to take up the Lam- son case. Records show that Lamson has played college football six years.
 Pa Duden. who wrote to the Colum- bia president, will have to spank his boy himself. Young Duden Is well up in his studies and so long as he is the faculty cannot chase him away from football.
 The Cleveland Plain Dealer refer ring to Dartmouth says: The Ham, over people by the way have already thrown up the sponge for 1905 and are now building for 1906" Far be 1t from SO.
 It's a nice stew Harvard and Penn sylvania ace stirring up, A quiet meeting of the captains and the ath- letic purity" committees of the uni versailles would have been a more dig niied method of considering the case.
 Arrangements were completed yes terday for a game of English rugby football in the Harvard stadium on il between Dalhousie uni versity of Nova Scotia and a Halifax team. If the English game Is receiv- ed with favor by Harvarl men 1t Is said that it may be introduced at the