The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
npiionship Games Carded
|ong Footbalists Saturday
|r,erest Centers in Battle Between Yale
i Princeton; Minnesota and Chicago
Meet i'm Annual Struggle.

"ue1 az potn elevens excel at the
open style game, as well as being both
equipped with wonderful backtields
Dartmouth, because of her we'll.
earned victory over Princeton. is TO
be taken into consideration for the nre.
mief honors of the season, SO their CON.
test against the "native sons'' will he
watched with an added amount of in.
terest. II Warmers tribe should prove
SStroIg enough TO vanquish the New
mnnsiahaersl m then Dartmouth s title to
the championship will receive de-.
cided setback
Indians Are Fast.
In Welch, Guyon, Bracklin and CsIac
Gne Indians are equipped with n back
Held that comes closer to Harvard "a
sensational mbinatiou than any other
set OF backs in the country. Welch and
Guyon are particular stars of the ao
gregation, Welch for his generalsbfn
and open field playing and Guvon for
nus defenslve and line plunging quail
The ends and rush line are of mora
than average ability, but the real
strength Of the Redmen rests in their
backfield.
Dartmouth. on the other hand, is one
OF the best balanced elevens that has
made an appearance on the gridiron in
number Of years. Their baclsfield
shines not only as plunging organiza-
ton, but also. one that is capable of
playing a remarkable open-stvle game
Whitney, Curtess, Murdoch, Snow and
Eleweyn are combination hard to
beat for all-around ability.
Captain Hogaott, Loudon and Laffor-
ty, at the ends, as well as McAuliff
Purdith. Beers. Dunbar and Colby in
the rush line, are players that could
prove their worth in any field
Harvard Meets Brown.
Harvard, in Brown, will not meet
any too worthy an opponent. The won
derful machine that Houghton has
perfected at Cambridge should not ex.
perience any trouble in making the
score anything that the coaches wish.
Army, IN Villanova, as well as Cor
nell, in Lafayette, should be able to
add to their prestige by substantial
scores. The navy, in Pennsylvania
State, will be called upon to show a
little Of that real fighting spirit that
they have not been calIes upon TO show
to date. Nevertheless, the middies
should find themselves on the big side
of the final score.
Saturday Pennsylvania will travel to
Ann Arbor to give battle TO Coach
Hurry Up" Yosts's chargers This
game will be watched with a great deal
of interest by the experts throughout
the country for two reasons-first, be-
cause OF the clashing of an eastern aud
of it being George Brooke's first at
tempt to uplift Old Penn and once
again place her on the football map.
Should Be Thrilling.
The game should be replete with
sensational football. Especially should
this be true from the spectator s point
of view, as both teams will no doubt
resort to the open-style game.
Penn has perfected a number OF for
ward passes that are said TO be revela-
tions. Marshall, Captain Young, Boil
ger and Minds, as well as the ends and
tackles, are to be called upon to make
this STYLE Of game success.
The return Of Craig to the Wolver-
ines lineup has added an extra amount
of enthusiasm to the team g play, and
this, combined with the fight that they
are sure to put up on their own field, is
going to help the Michigan taggrega.
tion retrieve some Of that prestige that
hands of the Aggies.
Minnesota and Chicago.
Illinois and Purdue at Urbana, Kan
sas and Nebraska at Lawrence, Mime
sofa and Chicago at Minneapolis, Mis-,
souri, and Drake at Columbus, rs well
as Notre Dame and Wabash at Craw'
fordsviile, are contests that should at.
tract thousands of followers of the
game
Virginia struggle at Washington is sure
to Bring out record breaking crowd
for this locality.
To date the Virginians seem TO
have a slight advantage over the Wash,
ington aggregation, but as this annual
affair between 70 these be sossV Iaf~s sontested Sai
b.ttia tbe winner will be In doubt un-
til til the the final whistle. In Captain Cos. Cos
tello, Georgetown possessess, player
who has few superiors in the quarter
Kentucky State and Marshall at
Lexington and Vanderbilt and Auburn
at Birmingham should also prove hign-
class games.