The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-20
u Other Contests In Country
Y Closely Rival National Title
Clash Tomorrow
1HREE GOOD COMBATS
SCHEDULED IN WEST
Albion livet Game Features
state Card-Central Has
Easy Opponent
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.

encases scheduled for tomorrow. but
lnore VIII be only one real footDsn
I<rnme When Yale and Harvard clasn
m other contests Of the day merely
rve an touches OF local color. Espe-
.>16olly n that true tomorrow, for WIN
100 exception of the great battle lol
800 national title at New Haven tnere
8 mi be but two worthwhile games
100 fhe whole east, and neither Oh
'16keee would attract much more tnan
< 1ncal attention under the most au-
. >acious circumstances. Dartmouth
<ukays Syracuse, and Lehigh plays La
3 Inyette. Both viii be comoats royal
B ~ 40 far as the football world Is
ooncerned. the score viii be the oniy
|.1&ine about them worth recording.
TSe Army and Navy both nave
'<oanv e1mes, which Is d good tning
'zD vfew OF the terrific encounter be-
|5~>en the two schools scheduled Tor
- 10Y from Saturday. The military
(Gcndemy win practice on Sprngneio
E&Yss tomorrow, and the midshipmen
Iw11l take on Ursinus
while the occident will unite Win
- orient in according the fale-har
E ri game the spotlight, three great
rSofbsil battles will bring the west
'nn football season TO close tomor'
- There Is no doubt but that
100 conference championship has been
oocisiyely settled. but there nevertne-
<--~ vill he more than a little inter
- IN the Illinois Wisconsin game
h1ch will be played at Madison. Inc
<1lfnois are conceded q victory, put
*&H - a NO question but that the
nAxers will 20 down fighting ana
& fhat the encounter will be worthy Oh
Z - conference.
Chicaxo viii play Minnesota. q tight
rr second place In the big nine
Chicago Ia expected TO
''111n. hut the dope margin that fayors
49, 9sroons IA very, very slight. The
1Srrhers mauled wisconsin a week
rrS nd nobody viii be overcome with
erement II they continue their VIC
rrlous march.
& Nebraska has no doubt that It Is the
- 90 mnion OF the west. Victories
r-~r the Michixan Aggies and vart-
Sse~ ether western schools have given
o-~ Cornhuskers a tremendous idea
- eheir uruvess, and they are exceed
S~S~ confident that they win rout
49, kuskv IoWans tomorrow. An over
se1r,ng victorv would put Nebraska
|7~fc Tliinois, class, but to the folks
~ : distant perspective, Iowa has
- 1ghting chance to VIM
mare Il not : whole lot doing IN
49, rfafa tomorrow. Detroit Centrai
IosId have an easy time disposins
<e qoott HiSh, Of Toledo, tomorrow,
80 Coach Buss' chief fear IL that
- rridders VIM accumulate 80 mucn
Sn6denco that there will be danger
T1Inrs getting the jump on Cen
- next Thursday. Nobody fears
|-6rn1 e the hands Of the Buick city
~To~nfion. but the local team mas
-S-, 4 little Given to inflated crani-
- m wear. and overconhdence Is
- likeiy to let the first hall Oh
- T1rrkey Day combat 90 scoreiess.
|7In a. Grand Rapids the Furniture
@ifx Central win attempt TO ols-
|<ocs az Union, which has q remark
|kle record this year. Upton's eleven
verv confident OF winning ano AZ
n.ttle draws nearer, most folks
- sharinr that bit of optimism In
f1rh school circles, none Of the otnef
11,ee win have more than local IN
uesat-
me onvetAlbion game VIII 1ea-
70 the M. I. A. A. card and II -
|1~nscted that olivet will win and
3 I1rrce the championship race INTO
>11iule tie. Az the season ends on
~ morrow, the only way that tne
1lfle can be settled win be by
<Rroe-cornered conversational war;
).ovifh Kasoo, Hillsdale and the Congre-
rn11onalists a. the belligerents. Hills.
4 80 plays Ypsi Normal Saturday and
>6kould have an easy time.
Tor the first time this year, football
nmes viii be played under miserable
heather conditions tomorrow. he
K md waye has swept the country. and
ne majority OF gridirons are frozen.
= 1(nny are covered with snow. What
<o1Poct the unfavorable weather condf
(lons WIN have, the results tomorrow
s - problematical. but some fiukes are
IS Be expected. Preceding this week.
q .voather conditions were ideal for
s. tooms and spectators alike, with the
oxception OF but one Saturday, when
"a warm rain softened the fields and
wroased the ball.
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