The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13
YALE-PRINCETON BATTLE FEATURES
 EASTERN GRIDIRON
Odds Favor Tigers to RompHarvard Faces Brown Con queror of Yale-Cornell Has Easy Game-Colgate and
 Syracuse Meet-Evenly Matched

the simplest character and it is reason able to suppose that Coach Rush has not dropped the type of open play which his teams in the middle west used so successfully. One report Is that the Tigers have more than 20 varieties of the forward pass, which they will use against Yale and unless the New Haven squad has improved wonderfully under the coaching of Shevlin during the past two weeks the Eli eleven is poorly equipped to oppose the Tiger attacks.
 For the Blue to defeat Princeton to- morrow would be the most sensational form upset of the football year. It must not be forgotten, however, that the Yale squad contains considerable high-class material and has more than once de- feated Princeton when the Tiger appeared to have the annual gridiron contest safe ly locked in the Nassau trophy room.
 Harvard Meets Brown
 Harvard is not expected to send her strongest team against Brown and for that reason the contests is likely to be close and interesting year ago, after de- feating Princeton 20 to the Crimson, with an eleven composed partly of sub stitutes, was held to a scoreless tie by Brown. A week later Harvard, with her full strength on the field swept Yale off
  bridge clan were to send it's best team against Brown, which won from Yale last Saturday to 0, some grounds might ex- ist for comparing the strength and ability Of the Blue and Crimson.
 Cornell faces strong southern team in Washington and Lee, which has made an excellent record this fall but there appears to be little chance that the play CTS from below the Mason and Dixon line will be able to check the victorious foot ball career of the Ithacans.
 While these two teams are locked in combat at Ithaca. Colgate and Syracuse will be indulging in battle royal at Syr- acuse. The two upstate elevens are among the most powerful in the east, ana appear to be quite evenly matched
 The Navy will play Colby, which has shown flashes of strong football this autumn, while the army has Maine uni versity as an opponent.
 At Philadelphia the elevens of Michi- gan and Pennsylvania will play their an- nual intersectional contest, and the result is likely to be in doubt until the final moments of the game. Neither team is of exceptional calibre this year.
 Other Games
 Other important eastern games include: Amherst at Dartmouth, Dickinson at Car Iisle, Penn State at Lafayette, Wesleyan at New York university, Villanova at Swarthmore; Washington and Jefferson at West Virginia Wesleyan Carnegie at Pittsburg, North Carolina A. and M. at Georgetown, Rutgers vs. All Stars at York, Andover at Exeter.
 In the west, Chicago, with a clear rec ord of victories. clashes with Minnesota in the most important of the nine games, while Wisconsin and Illinois will struggle at Champaign. Other games include:
 Nebraska at Kansas, Notre Dame at Creighton, Drake at Missouri, Oklahoma at Arkansas, Washington at St. Louis, Ames at Iowa, Indians at Northwestern, Purdue at Kentucky. sOberlin at Ohio State. Wittenberg at Cincinnati, Case at Wooster Mt. Union at Western Reserve, Miami at Ohio university, Rose Poly at Depauw, Wabash at Earlham. Hillsdale at Adrian, Albion at Kalamazoo and Alma at Olivet