Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-08
THE GRIDIRON
GOOD CONTESTS
 FOR TOMORROW
The Big Five Will All Have Busy ! Times-AlI Waterburys For
 Bridgeport.

The Big Five" will have their hands full tomorrow, all being down for hard games. The games to-mor- row are in a way expected to give line on the relative merits of the big teams, for Yale meets Brown Harvard faces Carlisle, Princeton IS LID against Amherst, Pennsylvania will have to defeat Penn State, while Cornell and West Point are likely to have. a mighty struggle.
 Notwithstanding the reports that Yale is in ragged shape, they Will no doubt come out on the right sloe with Brown./ Pennsylvania and liar yard were able to make the Browns bite the dust, and there is no reason why Yale will not be able to do the same thing, judging from the lorm already displayed. It should be a rattling good game.
 Harvard will, it is safe to say have anything but an enjoyable tune trying to conquer the redskins. The Indians, determined to redeem them selves for the defeat at the hands or Princeton a week ago, will undouot- edly play a whirlwind game. More over, on a dry field they will be much more dangerous than when taken into camp last Saturday on the Polo grounds. Harvard is the only team in the east to win all its games to date, and has a good chance of having it's record unbroken at the close of to-morrow's game. Harvard is said to have improved considerably during the week,
 Although Princeton should de- feat Amherst, the latter is bound to give a good account of itself, even though it has small chance of trim ming the Tigers.
 Pennsylvania, which has been playing in and out football. will have to play hard to hold down Penn State. Penn State has an 5 to victory over Cornell and will make big effort to land another win to- morrow. But if Pennsylvania keeps up the form displayed a week ago Penn State will be the loser.
 Perhaps the most hard tough game of the day will be the Cornell West Point contest at west Polnt These teams are new to each othe and as they are evenly matched, 3 least thought to be, the contes should be hummer. Both eleven are said to be in good shape. Int practice of the Ithacans has beer nraiseworthy the past few days while Coach Forbes of West Poin is not saving word, although h. has done a whole lot. Despite Cor rell's victory over Princeton, Wes Point has as good as an even chanc tomorrow.
 The outcome of the Fordham-Vll lanovs game at Villanova will b awaited eagerly in this city. Ford ham has a very good eleven thi , year, but Captain Sal" Slavin c Waterbury. leader of the Villanov team. said when home recently tha his team would play their hardes to defeat Fordham. The New York CTS. iubilant over the big score mad , against Holy Cross at Worcester } week ago, are rather confident c ) winning. Other games scheduled ar as follows:
 ; At Cambridge-Harvard vs Cal lisle.
 At New Haven--Yale vs Brown. | At Princeton-Princeton vs An . herst.
 At West Point-Cornell vs We; r Point.
 At Annapolis-Annapolis l swarthmore.
 l At Philadelphia-Fenn vs Pen I State.
 At Hanover-Dartmouth vs Hol Cross.
 0 At Middletown-Williams vs We . leyan.
 C At Syracuse-Syracuse vs Niagar ' At Washington-Washington ar V Jefferson vs Geneva. - At South Bethlehem-New Tor university vs Lehigh.
 At Easton-Lafayette vs Bucl
 nell.
 At Medford-Tufts vs Massachr k setts Agricultural college. ( At New York-Harverford vs Ro . CTS
 - At Lewiston-Bates vs Bowdoin y At Hartford-Stevens vs Trinity
 At Villanova-Fordham vs Will
 nova.
 At Washington-Georgetown
 North Carolina. ! At Chica ago-Chicago vs Purdue '- At Madison-Wisconsin vs Ind l. ana.
 I At Hamilton-Colgate vs Hami
 ton.
 At NaeshvilIe-vanderbilt vs Mi
 sissiDpi.
 At Orono-CoIby vs Maine. U Al Springfeld-Worcester Tet II II vs Springfield Training school. j. OFF FOR BRIDGEPORT.