The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
SURVEY OE. NAVY
 AND ARMY TEAMS Proven Worthy of Very
 First Rank BEAT PENNSYLVANIA Michigan Battle Cry Is Beat the Quaker Eleven'-Yost Is Work
 ing About Same Team
 as Last Year
Nv WALTER MARcHAND


 New work. November 4.-(Special)-No survey of the football situation is com nIete without a very careful study of the Navy and Army teams.
 The feat of the Army in tearing hole through the strong Yale line and or the Navy in holding the speedy Princeton noint makers to zero has placed the two service elevens in the very first rank.
 The sterotyped explanation when one of tbe bie teams is outpayed, that 1t ls no,nted for a later and more important oa mo and hence Is not doing It's best, Will not explain here, for to the cadets no game is half so important as that III which Uncle sam's boys fight each other and this is the very last game schedaied.
 Tt would not require violent stretch of ith,. verities to consider the winner of the Army-Navy game. on Thanksgiving Day, as the champion team of the year: The Harvard-Princeton game Is the r.rinciple game played today. Next week tbc bis teams all have their work cut Out for them and will. get their final try outs for the struggles which are 10 de- eide the championships. Here are ,he ,,rincinar games scheduled: Tuesday, No van,ber. l. New York vs. Trinity, at New York: Saturday, November II; Amherst ys. worcester P. l.. at Amherst; Army Fs. 'p,,cEnen. ct West Point; Colby vs. Holy Cross atlW orcestcr;3 Corneil-Micn1gan al at Ithica: Harvard vs. Carlisle, at Cam bridge: Haverford vs. Stevens, at Hobo- ken: Lehigh vs. Swarthmore, at Soutn Bethlehem; Massachusetts Agricuiturai vs Trinity. at Hartford; Princetoh VI. | princetOn New YOrk Irniversfty vs. Rutgers. at New York; syracuse ys. vermont, at Syracuse; Penn svlyania vs. Lafayette. at Philadelphia; west Virginia vs. Navy, at Annapolis; Yale vs. Brown. at New Haven
 A digest of the football rules for 1911 IS published today. This book, by C.. w. Short, Jr., Harvard 9S, IS one compiied especiaiiy for the officials and players, and will be of great assistance to thsni in making ready references to the rules, and refreshing their minds on them. The rules are gathered from all parts of the official book and placed under a few general headings, which are arranged in alphabetical order. Every heading covers all points which may come under It. One has simply to glance at the ''co;'- tentsr to find on what page heading be- lgins and then glance through the brief
 under it. ~s
 The digest is published by the American Sports Publishing Co.,. 2l Warren street, New York city
 Beat Pennsylvania" is the battle cry of the Michigan football player. Out at Ann Arbor Coach Yost and his Wolver- ines are Keeping close tabs. on reports of the Quaker eleven. Last year Michigan held Pennsylvania to a 60 score, and this year they hope to do even better. Hurry up Yost Is teaching his men all kinds of tricks in order that the Red and 3l'ie coliesians may he conauered when they battle on Michigan's eriiiron on Novern- Der 1S ,Ns .- E. Sss Ynst does not bury the fact that he las one of the best teams in yesrs. He all ready has gone on record as saving that he expects this year'B team to make as great record as his great 1904 cleven