The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-30
YALE AND HARVARD FACE HARDEST TESTS
 0F ENTIRE SEASON
Cornell Meets V. P. I-C0l- gate Faces Eli Eleven. Harvard Meets Penn
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New York. October 29-The football eleyens of Yale and Harvard. both of which have suffered defeat this fall. face the hardest tests of tomorrows week end games of the eastern gridiron sche- dule. The Elis will meet the uncon- quered and unscored- on Colgate team, while the Crimson plays Penn State, vic tors over Pennsylvania and other com binations of lesser calibre.
 The other football leaders of the sec ton are more fortunate and are not like )y to be hard pressed. Princeton will tackle Williams. Cornell will have Vir- gnia Poly as it's opponent at Ithaca, La fayette will invade Philadelphia and meet Pennsylvania, Dartmouth lines up against Amherst; Villa Nova faces the Army and the North Carolina Aggies will try the Navy.
 Unless Yale shows remarkable improve ment, Colgate Is likely to make the meet ing between the two teams at New Haven an interesting one for the Blue. The Hamilton eleven has proved powerful scoring match in this season and in the four games to date has rolled up POS points.
 From the records of the two teams this fall, Colgate is a logical favorIte but the Blue has plenty Of power and material for a strong combination if the tcdn, can find itself.
 Harvard succeeded in holding Pennsyl- vania State to tie game last season, but will face harder problem tomorrow Penn State has given plenty of evidence Of its power this year by defeating Penn sylyaIna and scoring one-sided victories over it's other opponent. Cornell ex- posed the weak points in the Cambridge combination last Saturday and the de- feat at the hands of the Ithaca players prohab'y has been beneficial to the Grim son.
 Princeton should have little difficulty in defeating Williams since the New Eng land team has won only one of the five games played to date.
 Cornell. which won from Williams 4s to 0, two weeks ago, will meet a strong , opponent in Virginia Poly, but there is nothing in the record of the southern combination to lead to the belief that 1t will be able to check the victorious march of the Ithacans.
 The Lafayette-P Pennsylvania game should be close contest for although both have been defeated. they have de- veloped rapidly during the past 10 days
 The Army will play Villa Nova, while the Navy is meeting the North Carolina Aggies. Both service teams should come through to victory, although the scores are not likely to be large, especially in the game at Annapolis
 The Dartmouth-A Amherst game is ex- pected to be royal battle with the re- suit depending to great extent upon physical condition.
 The leading games in the east tomorrow are: Colgate at Yale: Pennsylvania State at Harvard, Virginia Poly at Cornell, Williams at Princeton, Lafayette at Penn sylvania, Villa Nova at Army, North Car olipa Aggies at Navy, Dartmouth at Ann herst. Vermont at Brown, Rutgers vs. Springfield at Newark, Gettysburg at Le- high; Rhode Island at Union, Allegheney at Pittsburg, Worcester Poly at Wesley an, Lebanon at ursinus, Colby at Maine university.
 Western games: Minnesota at Illinois, Wisconsin at Chicago Syracuse at Michi- gan. Oregon Aggies at Michigan Aggies. South Dakota at Notre Dame, Washing ton and Lee vs. Indiana at Indianapolis, Cincinnati at Kentucky, Kenyon at Ober- lin, Denison at Western Reserve. Case at Mount Union. Rose Poly at Louisville Earlham at Depauw