South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-15
CONTESTS TODAY
HAVE BEARING on
FOOTBALL TITLE
The Dartmouth-CarIiSIe Game
Rivals YaIe-PrinCetOn Battle
in IntereSt-Penn to Uphold
Honor of East at Michigan.

NEW YORK. nov. To- Football
Games which VIII have "a decided bear
ing on the final ranking or eastern
college elevens for the season or lgl
form the feature contests OF SATURDAY
En- the gridiron world along the At
Iantic' coast The battles also VIII
sound taps for several teams. This IS
particularly true of botE Princeton
point. the latter encounter IS the more
important.
All roads lead TO New Haven Fri
day night, for the clans are gathering
20 witness the final big gridiron en-
counter 10 be staged on Yale held. IT
falls 10 the lot Of Princeton TO DE OLD
Els guest i'm the ceremonies mat VIII
mark the passing OF this famous foot
bali arena.
Tigers Record Better
That the orange and black has red-
sonable grounds for hopes of victory
is shown by the record made 10y the
team this autumn. Princeton has trl-
umphed I'm every game except those
against Dartmouth and HarNa.d. au-
mittedlv the two strongest cleVenS IN
the east The Tiger has rolled mp
IFS points TO Yale's lis and defeated
Holy Cross. a mutual opponent % 10
nothing, as against Wales 10 TO noth-
ing Yale while not called upon Z"
face such formidable opponents. has
been defeated by Colgate Is TO six and
held. scOreless by Maine and Washing
ton and jefferson.
While the Yale attack appears
weaker than that Of the Tigers. her
opponents have found it hard 10 pene-
trate the Eli line for score. Col
gates 16 points mark the only sue
cessful charges. while both Dartmouth
precedence over the DartmOuth-Ca
Isle contest. there is no denying that
from a sectional championship stand
and Bucknell scored touchdowns on
Princeton, "a feat. however beyond
the ability Of Harvard on a wet field.
II the late shifts and special drilling
and Dartmouth, which close their
schedules with games against Yale
and the Carlisle Indians respectively. .
While the Yale-PrincetOn game takes
Of the Yale team produce the desired
result the Tigers are likely 20 ma
Vale strong ON defense and possessing
an attack not indicated by the records
of previous games
More Versatile Attack
Princeton should show against the
Eii's a more battling and versatile at
tack and a defense that will not suf-
Ter when compared with the stand of
the blues.
While Princeton and Yale are Crap
ping at New Haven, Dartmouth and
grounds in this city. This game
which is expected 10 be one of the
most spectacular OF the season If play
ed upon dry field. as seemed prOba-
bile Friday night. should develop a re-
markable exhibition of open football.
Both the Indians and the Hanover
team are extremely proficient in for
ward pass and trick plays. while well
grounded in the fundamentals and
tactics OF close formation Offense and
defense. 1t is probable that the con-
test will be of the rapid scoring va
Tiety with advantage shifting first one
way and then the other. The two
teams are composed OF fast sprinting
powerful charging linesmen and back
field players and appear To he SO,
evenly matched in general all round
play that predictions regarding the
outcome are but mere guesses.
Crimson Has Easy Game.
Harvard is not called upon 10 meet
particularly formidable foe in
Brown and for that reason the leading
crimson coaches and several Of the
star players Will attend the Yale
Princeton game I'm order to secure
further line on the ability OF the blue
which must be met hence at Cam
bridge.
One eastern team invades the west
cor the final intersectional contest of
the season when Pennsylvania faces
Michigan at Ann ArhOr It is the last
opportunity for an eastern eleven 10
uverset the overwhelming victories i'm
favor of western teams this autumn.
Cor Michigan has defeated both SYRIA
cdse and Cornell and Notre Dame has
triumphed i'm games with the Army
and Pennsylvania State. I'm the
Quakers the Michigan combination
win face a stronger team than any
that has previously upheld eastern
gridron honOrs against the west and
since PENNSYLVANIA PLAYS am open
game similar To- that in vogue at Ann
Arbor the result will be awaited with
interest.
Other games Saturday which prom
Use 20 develop football OF an interest
ing character include.
Army and Navy PLAY.
Lafayette and Cornell al Ithaca.
Colgate and Syracuse at Syracuse
Williams and Amherst at Williams
town.
The Army has Nuanoya as it's OPP
ponent. while the Navy win line up
against PENNSYLVANIA state at Annap-
oils. Another game which is attract
ing attention i'm the south is the Uni
Versity ~ Virginia Ms. Georgetown
university Mt Washington
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