The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-11
Brown Faces Yale
Harvard Against Carlisle Today and Andtver Meets
 Exeter
Special from United Press. )

Especial from United Press)
 New Haven, Nov. 11.-Bulldog and bear chew each other at Yale Field, this afternoon, in a game that Yale regards as an important semi final to her football season but which Brown puts in the front rank of her grid iron year.
 With the exception of Spalding, whose slight injuries make Freeman the choice for right halfback, the Yale eleven picked to retrieve last years Brown defeat, is the most formidable the Ellis can gather. The Brunonians also reported in splendid here at 1o:sO, this morning, from Hartford, where they rested over night after an afternoons signai practice on Trinity field. Only Gold berg and Ashbough are said to be that both these players will be per- m1tted to start against Yale. Here in Eli town, this morning, the foot ball public considered bulldog and bear evenly matched with victory in doubt. The forenoons bright sum- shine promised a fair field and a mon ster crowd.
 Today's game will serve as an in- dex of Yales strength for the Prince ton and Harvard games. The effect of Tom Shevlins coaching is expect ed to show and a few of his secret and Captain Howe, two great kick CTS, Yale has a decided advantage over Brown in the bunting depart ment. The work of Sprackling and Howe at quarterback, today, is ex- pected to settle the All-American quarterback question with the spec tators in for splendid exhibition of leadership and open field running with the ball.
 The probable lineup is:
 Yale. Brown. Bomeisler ....... Adams
 Lect Tackle.
 Left Guard.
 ketcnam Donovan McDevitt ......... Gelb or Goldberg
 Right Guard.
 Paul Bartlett
 Right Tackle.
 Avery ....... :. Wilson or Ashbaugh
 Right End.
 Quarterback.
 Camp .,..... Penney, Crowther
 Left Halfback.
 Freeman .......... Bean, Metcalf
 Right Halfback.
 
 Fullback.
 Officials Referee. Joseph Pendle-- ton, Bowdoin. Umpire, Morris. U. of P. Field judge, Torrey, U. of P.
 Cambridge, Nov. LA crippled crimson eleven faces. for the first time in. three seasons. the Carlisle Indian team on Soldiers Field, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. True to his word, Coach Haughton, of Harvard, will start the game with "substi- ute" eleven. With the execution of Fisher, right tackle, and Smith, one of the best ends seen at Harvard in years, the eleven which the coaches will throw on the field at the start of the second period will also be sub team. The plan of battle map ped out by the coaches before they left Harvard, to the music of gallop- ing braves. to witness the games where they can get line on Dart mouth and Yale, showed unmistak- if the Indians return a winner. Wen- dell, Fisher and Smith will be held in reserve to throw in at critical mo- ments if it is thought their work IS needed to stop a score by, the Indians or to make one for Harvard.
 The Indians will go into the game with Captain Burd out of it. Thorpe, the great half, will start but his bad leg may force him out With these two exceptions, the Redskins are whole and fit. The largest crowd of the season was expected at Soldiers Field. Every seat in the stadium and in the two great stands near the opening of the horseshoe had been applied for by yesterday at six o'clock. Plympton Field, Exeter, NH, Nov. 1.-The greatest football battle for preparatory school supremacy in the east and perhaps the country will oe fought here, this afternoon, between the Phillips-Exeter and Phillips-And over Academies. Outside of the intense rivalry and widespread interest, the result will be watched closely by football experts. Andover. this year, adopted more radically different system of football instruction than any college or large prep" school ever has before. In- stead of the old method of calling | for candidates and picking from those who responded. the 20 best | men were chosen from eight teams | which represented various classes. | These 20 men were picked by the | coaches late in the year, after a ser ies of gruelling interclass contests. Only two important games have been l played with outside teams and this | afternoon will prove the real test.
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