Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-02
THE GRIDIRON
COLLEGE GAMES
 TOMORROW
Some Fast Contests Expected ' Al-Waterburys Will Play the
 Nauga ueks Soon.

l lHeTe are some games ScneQulo0 for the gridiron tomorrow which should be hotly contested and fought to. the last ditch. The <Yale-West Point game Is regarded as the i'm portant contest for the blue, weak ened by the absence of Roome. their star fullback, is worrying greatly over the outcome. Captain Morse will in all probability play at full back. which will mean the shaking up of the eleven. Yale was sent through had practice yesterday and its supporters are hoping for the best
 With Roome out of the game Yale if also weak in the kicking department as he is their best punter. West Point is in very good shape for a gruelling contest and because of the game played against Harvard last Saturday the army men think they have chance of taking a victory to. morrow. The West Point team is one of the best turned out in years The line is heavy and fast and the backfield has improved much during the week., and the defects in the eleven that were conspicuous in the Harvard game have been remedied as far as possible.
 The fight should be pretty one with odds slightly in favor of Yal Harvard, if scores count for any thing, should easily defeat Brown to- morrow, although the Brown!ans are hard nut to crack at times. Still Browns defeat at the hands of Penn sylvania, which in turn was wal loped by the Indians, has lowered the stock of the Brown team consider ably. Harvard's score with Brown will be awaited with interest, as Yale meets the same team one week from tomorrow.
 Dartmouth, which has not been scored on this season, opposes the Tigers and although the Hanover eleven has disappointed its support CTS as yet this season because of Its poor offensive play. 1t has shown im- provement during the week and will undoubtedly give the Princetonians a run for their money. The team has line which averages about 190 pounds and is strong on the defense. Last Saturday the eleven played Will Hams, but the best it could do was Q tie game, neither side scoring. Princeton is in the best of shape and had an excellent practice yesterday. The candidates are travelling along at a very fast clip. During the week much time has been devoted to de- fensive play where the Tigers were weak last Saturday. Princeton on form should prove winner. A con- test which will be of interest to Wa terburians will be that between the elevens representing the Catholic Holy Cross and Ford ham, to be played at Worcester. AL though both teams are confident. Fordham having one of the best teams in years, Holy Cross to get even for the defeats administered by the Fordham boys on the baseball field wiN make a big effort to defeat the Fordham team decisively.
 The Carlisle Indians oppose Syra- cuse at Buffalo. The list of the oth- sr games scheduled follows:
 
 Yale vs West Point at West Point.
 Princeton vs Dartmouth at Prince on.
 Williams vs Colgate at Williams own.
 Amherst vs Massachusetts Agricul- ural at Amherst.
 Tufts vs Bowdo'n at Medford.
 Holv Crnoc E>nrAh u-z~~xr CT.
 University of Vermont vs worces- CT Technology at Burlington. Vt.
 Wesleyan vs Springfield Manual at 
 Colby vs University of Maine at Me.
 Bates vs New Hampshire State Col ege at Lewiston. Me.
 Trinity vs Hamilton at Hartford.
 Annapolis vs Pennsylvania State t Annapolis.
 Cornell vs Western rnlsersIty at thaca.
 Carlisle Indians vs Syracuse Uni ersity at Buffalo.
 Norwich University VI st Law ence at Canton. N. Y.
 Andover vs Brown second at An- over. Exeter vs Yale freshmen at New aven. University ot Pennsyivauia freth- en vs Cornell freshmen as Phila- elph'a. Georgetown vs North Carolina at orfolk. Va.
 After much dickering the msna- ITS of the All-waferbury and Nan ifuck football elevens have finally , me to terms and arranged two , ,mes. one to be played in this cify i, Sundav. Noye.uf,er if tho ofi,rr fin