The sun., 1915-11-06

S7ny rs. Notre Dame OF West Point.
Sayy ~ Buckneu a; Annapolis.
ISfaNeic " Swarthrvr. at r.As.on.
1ciKste ". Clarkson Tech az Hamilton.
soy ross ". 'arlis'e a, Worcester
Ama.p.; w. w. H,1n, nSns,e1, Sn,"n i s,,nsd..d sxr.
Trinity ~. Tut,s ~ tts-tfc~,l.
Virginia vs. Vanderbilt A. Char.ot;es-
Irsinus ,,. .,ltr!sht .: coliesevine
sac. vs.. 'o.1y AZ Lewiston.
Bow5oin vs. Msiuc ~ ETun.vt-t
Lancaster
Johus Hopkins ". Ge,,ysSurs at pai-i-
more.
3 y. L. W. stevens a, Ohio Field.
Union W. u. T.. l. q. schenectady.
~ WILLIAM n. HANNA.
First IN football to-day CORES the
Hsrvard-P Prineton game 4. Princeton.
Tue Tigers haven't been beaten or tied
and have as much claim 10 first honors
as ANY other team. II they aren't the
best team IN tho country they're one Of
the bsst-eo far. The Harvard eleven
was beaten by Cornell. but by conquer
ing Princeton will be back among the
hEst night. only q shade behind Cornell.
provided the latter retains Its status by
oeafinS Michigan. Only Harvard AMI
Yale stand between the Tigers and a
khArc III the Eastern championship spo!is
Tho probabilities are they'll beat Yale
az least the eharps 40 say. They ought
10. but, not being skilled at peering into
the future that way. We confess We don't
know. However. Harvard Is the bigyest
and probably only hurdle between the
NASSAU eleven and u season OF we'll
earned triumph
More important than how the out
come OF the grind on the Palmer grid
VIII AFFECT the standing OF the con-
u ~. 49, -.
the highest quality and VIII present
game Of high artistic quality. They're
sw0 OF the best teams. 80 they are due to
contribute q game which will bring out
Football OF the best grade by one or the
other and perhaps by both TO insure a
competitive treat. .As to the element
Of Intense traditional rivalry. the game
Wtu not equal the Yale Princeton or
AArvafd-yale contests.
Hsw the Teams VIII Line -.
The latest plans OF the coaches. which
Afo not yet final on the point. were to
present the following respective lineups
Harvard Positions. Princeton.
Soacy. Left end. ........ H.sh!ey
,sfiinAn. .......iet, tackle. Mclean
Dadnun. ...... Lett guarl. Nourse
Iaylor. r........ Right guard ........ Hpes
watson. ......., Quarter !acs .........Gitck
5tns. Le:t hsitlsek. ........,> >aea
Mshan. ........ FuiIbaCk ...,...... DTiSss
There has been a wide variance In
the campaigns OF these two teams. Har-
vnrd's has run 10 ups and downs
Princeton has been smooth and steady.
At least in comparison. The Tigers
come down to this critical and supreme
test Of their season with team we'll
h,-d ~
and one which gives every evidence of
being well prepared In SO far "a its capa-
biliti-s extend. The Princeton season
has been unusual among football cam
paigns, for with an entirely new coach
NJ regime, AS pertains to the boss Of
the coaching outfit, the Tigers have been
sweeping along with every evidence ot
being regensrated III Il football way and
n being a team Of the h.st class.
The Princeton season has been so
progressively even that perhaps Prince
ton men have wondered whether Il
wasn't too much 30 - last. A. to that.
they won't have TO wait more than
Twelve hours for an answer. and IL the
Tigers can get BY the crimson with
victory, then IL must be conceded By
the last doubter that the system Of John
Rush has brought not only the outward
touches Of polish and precision and
quick grasp of opportunities, hut solid
and substantial ability.
What steps Harvard has made to ac-
duire the spleudidly organized driving
power and versatile defensive skill Of
last years Harvard eleven have been
mostly in the La. two weeks. That
the team will attain the accuracy and
power and finish ot last years team
isn't probable. but IL can fall short and
still lie a powerful team. Il is cr'Ider
crowd than last year. but with deal
If inherent strength. a team which has
shown offensive ability in strraks only.
but with those streaks indicating big
things II the units ever get together
and realize fully on native ability.
Every Tiger Always on the Job.
But Harvard in no game this fall has
played satisfactorily on the offence,
promising frequently and never fulfill
ing. This raggeduesS has been true OF
the defence aJ we'll, and although the
Crimson looks to be a team OF greater
potential ability than Princeton, IL has
not produced as well for what il has
as the Tigers have for what they have.
More than any ~ther eleven except Cor
nell have the Princeton players given
the impression OF being eleven men al
ways on the job. That is big asset.
II IS all the bigger an asset In game
Il the defence OF each team limits scor-
ing to chance plays or points picked
up by toe shooting al the goal,
In the respe>t iusJ noted IN. Prince
tonlaus have played distinctly better
football this year than Harvard. whose
men haven't shown the same individual
alertness AID cool dependabllity in
pinch. still. Haugaton Is - master a,
putting on these finishing touches, That
ne hasn't done quite so well ~ II this
year is not his faply, but hecause the
material hasn't been as res 0onslNe as the
material before !r. Nevertheless the
Cambridge men Will have takeY on
more VI that individual 'inaiity
lor this afternoon than in any previous
game. There Was improvement between
Cornell and Penn state and there'll he
Improvement between Penn state and
. Princeton.
Kicking Looms ss Big Factor.
The Harvard team was just right Two
weeks ago % absorb i lot OF football.
The srymen have not shown any pub-
lie improvement; oy-r their form against
Dartmouth Two weeks ago, but they may
have had more n reserve than they ever
rave bees called on "a show II isn't
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