The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

I,lnIfy vs. naverford az Hartford
NdIhe vs. Buwdoiu at Orono.
vermont W. New Hampshire a. Burning
I,rslnus Va. vilanoya az Co.,agovilie.
Minnesota Va wisconsin al M,uneapolis
.MMk,Aalnstoh ana Leo We. Swar:imorc at
Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee at Nashville.
Quality sticks out ell over to-day's
Football schedule How much quality the
playing will bring is n different matter.
but IN attractions there Is plenty OF II
with such games as Decentralization.
iale-Rrown. Penn Michigan, Syracuse
Rutgers. Pitt-W aud J. and Army No,re
Dame on the list. Tho Harvard Princeton
setto takes first rank as an important
game; though others may loo better played
and moro exciting. Brown goes to New
/ Haven with renewed hope. for I'm prac-
uco this week the Brunonians notwith-
standing discouragiug season up TO this
point, have shown the best form OF the
year ana have been putting through some
! plays with which they hJpo 70 keep the
J LIS busy all the way. Az Yales defence
/ Sun contains hol's this battle may be
tighter than seemed likely week ago.
y scrap OF unusual interest Will b, that
. net"rch Washington and Jefferson and
| fitisburg, and - is to ue regretted that
/ u comes the same day as tho Harvard
/ princeton clash and so subjected To- an
I overshadowing II doesn't deserve. These
+ are string and slashrg teams. which viii
/ lock horns in PIt;s5ugF. and there ISN'T
a game on the whole IAN schedule more
| promising of grueli!ag combat
Victory IN the Peur-NCh!rau contest
VIII mean much TO whichever wins. For
/ Michigan victory will go far t. ward max.
. ing UP fo- defeats BY syracuse and II.r-
] I'd aud ttstil afI e1iF. e
/ VIII mean that the season isn't entirely
I unsuccessful Whatever else may have hap
B rened. -\lso 1t VIII he solace for the West
| after series of trimmings. Victory for
/ Penn Will mean that one OF It's two big
! gcst games las been won. will encourage
the Quakers greatly for their Cornell
4 game and will mean doing something
about as good a. Harvard could do
against the same opponent. Needless to
say. the Quollers win exert every effort
| T. better the Harvard total. The Army
2 is bent ON getting even with Notra Dame
and Notrc Dame. snOthered by Yale, H.
/ eager TO conquer one Eastern eleven. In
| Fordham the Navy has hard lighting
/ opponent which go far has doWucd all
/ corners and has been scored ON hut once.
The Prnce,on line. from what has been
seen Of both teams, Is better balanced
/ than lInTVards. but there + more
offensive power in the Harvard hlckh"ld.
/ Nothing has been done 10y either adj
! Ycrsdry to indicate ihat Ia" chances of
| either vary much from an even chance
We always hear a lot about geuurt~hlp
before and after football games A 20
| this asset. Logan, thu Harvard quarter.
I has established his reputation and since
he has been directing the moves on tn"
! field Harvard has made few mistakes
| There IL a lot of football sense Ia the
I Crimson array Young Amcs the Tiger
/ quarter. is without the experience Of
! Logan, but I'm the Dartmouth contest he
| did show hcadwork and GOODNESS.
Ia the campaign OF both ot those teams
/ each has been called ON To- do harl light
( ing under pressure and each has shown
/ that Il can come from behind and avert
| defeat The doing of that is something
which sticks out boldly in the work Of
! both Sides hence the engagement on
| Soldiers Field win be between teams
| strong In morale and not prone TO become
| Mustered and thrown out OF gear. They
| are pretty well primed to carry through
what they know without losing grasp and
poise. Resourcefulness, both IN obstruc;-
ing the other team and In carrying out
! the attacking repertoire depends much
on the mental attitude. and neither Of
these teams has shown any tendency to
go MP In The air
A sturdy defence. especially when near
| ts own goal line, rather than any i'm
pressive attack. except I'm flashes has
I "tl prominent IN VIC lltN4lB OF rttnsOn
| and Orange and Black, but more
polished and better organized attack is
| looked for this afternoon. more OF a con
I sistent attack than ANY game so far has
dvulged.
There Re much to say about Harvard II
Will have = better Individual array Of
material on the field than In any proceG-
/ ing game. This IS because of tho return
Of Mahan and PcnuoCk. Alahan Is a I'm,
puuter, a good drop kicker and pr0hahly
the best open field runner of tho year he
/ will strengthen tho Harvard offence, and
Pcnnock at guard not only steades the
drfeucr but is the most dependable Of the
Harvard llncmen at clearing a path for
the runner
with Hardwlck ~ right end, thanking
Trumbul and nonnock, the dexter wing
/ uverbalauo's the left wing IA efficiency
on paper AT any rate. Perhaps Iamhrr-
ton, BALM and Shcnk on prlncrtni's left
wing make that side OF the line stronger
than the right wing. composed ~ H.
Trenkmann Mclean and Brown. hut the
Tiger line from end to end has done more
cyenness of play than the opposing line,
and the Trenkmann- Nc L"nn- Brown com.
hlnation has had more experience in big
games than its three opposites, r. Cool
idpe Parson and Weston. However. tho
Harvard line a. now constituted is an
unknown quantity, because II hasn't
played together
Logan. Mahan ana btallo", in the Cam
bridge back field, arc veterans Francko,
the fullback. Is green, hut n he maltos
natural Improvement ~ IN" line buckinr
power he showed in tine Michigan fracas
he'll be n blk help. With Amcs. Tibbott.
Click and briggs In m" back field Prince
ton will have only one seasoned player
thore, Click. who can hit tho limo saw
agey and who ranks on the same high
plane with Bradlcc in secondary defence,
and secondary defensive strength Is a
sine qua non this year
Harvard a week ago executed the for.
ward pass with admirable precision.
Mahan, Bradlor and lInrdwick all can
throw the leather accurately Tho Mas
san forward pass thnt hAA hnon ON nmhlic