New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
FOO1BAll---LOTS Of It
monster crowd to See Harvard
and Dartmouth Clash.
TWO lNTERSECTIONAL GAMES
East and the West to Lock
Horns at Philadelphia
and Ithaca.

While Yale and Princeton are fighting
their~ennual battle at Princeton this after
noon another gridiron struggle of moment
will be played in the Harvard Stadium.
where Dartmouth will try to suIly the fair
record OF the Crimson. Every seat in the
huge arena has been sold for the game and
larger crowd Will see the contest than
will gather at the Princeton field. only,
however, because there Is more room. In
tersectional struggles between Pennsyl-
vania and Michigan at Philadelphia and
Cornell and Chicago at Ithaca also will
command attention
Dartmouth is likely TO give Harvard the
hardest fight the Cambridge eleven has lad
this reason, and the regulars will be re-
quired to play through the entire four
periods. While Dartmouth was defeated by
Princeton. yet on the merits of play the
two teams were about evenly matched. The
Green has made an enviable record, and Is
sure to put Harvard to the test. With
Ingersoll putting and two fast ends the
Crimson warriors will be called upon to go
the limit Dartmouth never fails to play its
hardest against Harvard, and a spirited
battle is promised.
The Cambridge team is considered by
many critics to be the fastest and strong
est in the East Cornell proved to be dis
appointingly weak last Saturday. While
the big Red team was the first TO cross
the Crimson goal line for the only touch
down which has been scored against Har-
ward this year, yet the overwhelming total
which the latter rolled up made Cornell S
five points seem insignificant by compari-
son.
Pennsylvania in the opinion OF Hurry
Up" Yost, has the strongest team In the
East, and he looks for q hard game to-day.
While the Red and Blue eleven. judged by
its record for the season, must be consid-
cred the favorite in the game with Michi-
gan. Yost has been quoted as being con-
f1dent Of victory, and the wolverines are
prepared TO give the Quakers a terrific
battle.
Cornell and Chicago may be evenly
matched Neither eleven occupies a COM
manding position among the elevens OF
their respective sections of the country, and
shrewd observers are unable to PICK the
winner OF to-day's conflict. Annapols
shares with Princeton the honor or an uh-
crossed goal line in the East but the Mld-
dies will be compelled to play their harnest
in the game with the Carlisle Indians thls
afternoon to keep the row OF goose eggs
under the score Of its opponents unoroKeh'
New York University and wesleyan VIII
trv conclusions on the latter's field
One of the biggest little battles or the
dav will be the annual game between Will
Jams and Amherst. at Amherst A spirited
fight is looked for as 1t is the big game OF
the wear for the two colleges and ootn
teams have been pointed to this struggle
Amherst is a slight favorite on the RECORD
o. +ba season. Williams was beaten by
Harvard. q to 0, and by Dartmouth 81 10
n while Amherst went down to defeat at
the hands of Harvard by score OF II 10
and held Dartmouth to score Oh 10 u o
nIaving the Green to a standstill in the nrSt
half and scoring the first Soal llaI iiaS
been tailed against Dartmouth on the heiu
at Hanover in the memory or the p.
,,ndereraduates williams has a slight ad-
vantage in weight
Among the other games 10 pe pi"Se" -
dav are Brown against Vermont at rIo'i-
dence: Colgate against Syracuse al oyL
cuse. Swarthmore against stevens aI ho
bolxen: Villanova against west folht'
West Point; Trinity against HaVerloiu' w. CT
rIoysrford. Yale freshmen against Har-
ward freshmen, at New Haven anu
against Bates, at Portland.
%rou, York University's defeat at the
hands of Trinity on Tuesday has only III
stilied greater determination in the team u 70
dafeat the strong Wesleyan eleven at Mid
dIetown this afternoon. The game to-uaS
will undoubtedly be fast and sprlteu One
Toet Saturday Trinity beat Wesleyan TO "
and on Tuesday Trinity administered de-
foa+ to New York by a score OF Il TO O.
zach team has improved since its defeat
and has put i'll week of hard WORK nc
two eIeyens are old rivals and the game Is
the biggest of the year for both colleges
A special train. carrying about three hun
drad "rooters." will leave this morning for
Middletown.
The lineup to-day will be: Left end
Wheeler; left tackle, Brennan; left guard
Henneberger; centre, Kopff; right guard
Mackay or Schultze: right tackle, Wesley;
right end, Crawford; quarterback, Scott
or Captain Galloway; left halfback. Moore
or ElIiffe: right halfback, GorSch, and 1uii-