Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
GRIDIRON NOTES.

It is almost ten years since Prince. ton won from Yale by consistent
 rushing of the ball.
 The Holy Cross-Fordham game Thanksgiving day will be played 0n
 the Polo grounds. New York. Even though Yale should lose to. day. she has a chance of getting re-
 venge on Harvard next Saturday. The appearance of the snow will make the losers imagine that they are getting more of frost than they really are. The Indians are after Vanderbilt the champions of the south. They have telegraphed for game on No
 vembcr 24.
 A series of mass meetings of the students are being held at Brown to arouse interest in the Brown Dart mouth game.
 Only those members of the Har- ward varsity eleven taking part in the Yale game will be awarded the prize college I'll" this year.
 Umpire Harry Dadmun says tha. if Dartmouth plays as we'll against Brown as she did against Amherst the Hanover team will win.
 All Waterbury is busy these days, play to-day, play tomorrow and an- other hard game Is on the boards for next Thursday with Naugatuck.
 Captain Morse of Yale, and Cap tain Foster, of Harvard. are warm, personal friends of long standing, Morse is very popular in Cambridge.
 Bobby Brown. captain of the liar yard freshmen. WIS end on ,Andover two years ago, and will he valuable addition to the Crimson Varsity next year..
 The Noire Dame players are ac- cused of raiding restaurant and chewing gum case while returning 10 Notfe Dame after a game in lndian- apolis.
 Needer of Yale. although not con. sidered Harlan's equal in dropkicking Is much better in sending or low punts. which because of their speed are most difficult to handle.
 Slavln. Buckley and Walsh will start In the game with yiIlanoya against Fordham to-day. and Spain will probably go in during the sec ond half.
 Mayhew, Browns speedy h1lfback, Is alrendy being mentioned as can. didate for the All American eleven. His great work in the Pennsylvania entities him to consideration.
 The Diamonds of Bridgeport will play the St Joseph team in this city tomorrow. The elevens met in Bridgeport two weeks ago. when the Waterbury team was defeated.
 The Yale eleven received the poor est send-off yesterday that any blue team has received in years. Some sf the moro enthusiastic grads were dis gnsted with the lack of spirit shown.
 There seems to be a diversity of oplnion al Brown over the relative strength of Yale and Harvard. While Coach Robinson favors the Crimson. Captain Schwartz thinks old Hi Is stronger.
 As the result of a Kick on the head. William C. Crowell. quarterbaek on Swarthinore last year. ls in the Tni- verSify hospital in Washington. Gro well has been cachinx fie George Washington tcsm this fall aa-I rr- ceivef his injury while playing oa the ssruh.
 Mike Thompson had sn cxtrr- ience similar tS that af Itefs rs-. Herman Saier an saturday at N.r- foIk. Va. in the Bucknefi-vTrriHfa game. when he was sttackrsf hv a r0b os Virginia sympaihlxerS. Two years ago. ThcsuTs~ol nasde .Ietisisu wkleh disl tsrt please the virgiua sszsnl and a ~swarIIy aSSaglf was masle ui,- cu hi---
 There has tern very httIe I-~ssfa< gn the hsg game today rrinr-toa i<s sny amount sf th- green stuff ss l.lzce sa the Ti-ers- but will nos give 'hr olfs sf : fo { drnnsni-f i.y tEse Tale sdmirrr<- Th<y maintain tbzf |rth tesns rnsiIe rrzrticsI,y fhe <zne wurrs >rrin<t West Pof7f sri c,zhz 'kat Ysl<'s rre-rt<e sbo1,d be tzkeu uIn cumr<xrrut;rm