Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
CONNECTICUT'S BIG FOOTBALL DAY
Games Three f.o11ege Gridrons-Brown to Make Yale Show Els Band Wesleyan's Strong Team Meets William IS V Trinity Links Up With Massa- chusetts Aegies

New Haven, Conn.,, M ov 10-With games on the gridirons oil Connecticut s three colleges tomorrow afternoon fol- lowers of football will h ave their every wish gratified. The Wei ,leyan- Williams game at Middletown wi Il be next to the last Of the season for T T5he former team, and Trinity will play it's last home game. with the Masssl chusetts Agricul- tural college at Haf tford. Yale will play Brown at New 9ItIaven, and one of the hardest fought slsaIneS of the sea- son is anticipated. II
 Wesleyan Leads iHI Williams Series. The game with fWillian1s is looked upon by the Wesleyan undergraduate body as one of the; most important of the year. The two teams have played yearly since 1S9e.f Wesleyan in those years winning hfta. and two games re- suited in a tie, fAe 1903 game with a 5 to 5 score and IIast year when neither team was able 1o make a. point Wes 1eyan has one if<bf the strongest teams of its career thlis season and despite tho defeats by 1,rinity and Colgate the past two we6lksl the eleven has been knit together artId will be at it's strong est tomorrow. 1.-The Williams squad, as confident of viz tory as Wesleyan, ar rived in MiddEla latown late this after noon and will iIsperld the night at the Highland CouHl try club in Westheld- Williams had al weak start, but picked up materially Il n the past three weeks under the coal ching of Fred Daily,
 Yale's captain Iof last year. and a strong finish is expedited.
 Trinity HsI.s Fine Open Game.
 Trinity's ggfme with the Massachu-
 setts, college M; likely to be a close one.
 The latter tesfm, under the coaching of Hubbard, a Jformer Amherst captain, has shown mI uch. strength and is very aggressive. Trihity's showing this season has hI cen even better than that of last year.i when she had one of the best teams Javer turned out. The team seems to halfVe mastered the finer points of the gamfie as now played and has developed s4s fine open game
 To ShJbw Blues Real Strength.
 With Brown tomorrow Yale will have pr actically it's first chance to show it's jfeal strength. There has been g. long h kospital list the past few weeks, but the Finjured have gradually come pack one by one until what will be prohab b1fr the lineup against Princeton and HflArvard has been gotten together.
 ShevIin to YaIe's Rescue.
 She ivlin, who came out of the west last yIear and whipped the team into shaIoeE for a victory over Princeton and a tieE with Harvard, has been on the field flor four days and with the aid of the other coaches has coached the team into what is expected will prove sur pris( to tomorrow's onlookers. Last yea; r's score of 22 to in favor of Brol VII has also to be wiped out and will lend an intentness to the play that othl erwise might be lacking.
 Brown Quietly Confident.
 1 he Brown aggregation reached Ha rtford this noon and had light pre sctice Trinity's field this after nOtI on and will leave for New Haven to- mo rrow in time to reach Yale field sot ,n after 1 o'clock. While they do- noIt look for an easy win over Yale, the md m seem confident of a victory and ck Jim to be at the top edge in their p1I ay. They do not consider that the HI arward game should be taken as sI lowing their real form and believe II ,at with their shifts and forward Fl asses they will be able to outplay the Nue they did a year ago. The fact hat Yale has never developed a good defense for the forward pass is given las an added reason for a victory to- morrow.
 The teams will Ineup tomorrow as follows:
 Yale-Bomeisler 1e, Scully It. Francis Ig, ketcham c, sMcDevitt rg. Paul Tt,
 Avery re. Howe qb. Camp lhb, Free
 man rhb, Dunn fb.
 Brown-Adams le, Kratz It. Kulp lg,
 Donovan c, Gelb rg, Bartlett Tt, As- baugh, Mitchell re. Sprackling qb. Tenny. Crowther elhb, Bean rhb. Shell Jones flo.