The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
HARVARD-YALE
FEATURE
L CONTESTS
Nv THE EAST
FOR TODAY
Yale WIN Have Harder Task Than with
Princeton-other Big Games.

NtW YORK, nov. 1g.-While the Har.
''l ale contest u~ycrShadows all Other
loo{.hu games To be played on eastern
-ilnli'ns tomorrow. there ar cseveral
other STRUGGLES which VIII have AN inn
.oii'nt hearing on the hnal alignment Of
the elrN'uS Tor the season of 1915. Cen
eral interest will Doe focused In,n ~.
guicum" OF the annual meeting of me
l. ana crimson but the Dartmouth
ta'us'. 'ulgute-GeorEetowu. Trinity.
w 'Sleyau contests and those i'm which
inc ScrNic" team complete Will all hoe
9llo"cd with more than usual kecuness.
lu'l' viii 70" missing from the weekly
INelp however. several OF th charger
institutions for Princeton has completed
h"r schedule Will. Cornell and PennSNl.
vauid are resting for their Thanksriv.
iHS day game which will close the sea
son Tor both teams.
BASED upon the theory and science OF
modern football, Harvard should be and
- Favored TO defeat Yale. but that thu
game Will follow these line Is not at All
s'Iualn since grldlru form has received
I1r more IMAM the usual number OF Jolts
and upscts this fan.
The Harvard eleven OF 1915 is not OF
the same calibre as Princeton howeyer
TOT the crimson is built OF better mater
IA ana ~ a coaching system which is
perfect smOOthuess. The Cambridge
team has been carefully trained and
brought forward. especially FOR the Yale
sane Where Princeton appeared tu
reach her best form al least two weeks
before the blue was met.
VIII Not Get Breaks.
display the weak spots in ecneralsfiu
and strategy that Princeton was guilty
same. Si'' that SSGaiibe' viii fhsi i iS'q 6reSs S
- the play falling 50 steadily in her
Under such circumstance the Ellis
Will have 70 depend upon either power
tul individual efforts or strong team
play 90 overcome the rimSo machine.
While the Harvard eleven III this va'r
f. not on a par with that OF 1914 10 b.
still FAR from a weak team.
"a a. IHnH-- L-A
the hands Of Washington a JsTs-sG1.
'plcate and Brown. has made remark-
a1t' strides under the coaching OF Tom
Sh'Nlin and others IL was the develop
ment ~ a powerful nghting spirit and
unusual keenuess In following tho hall
rather than any advancement in team
Work either o uattarh or defense that
gave the Eluc victory over Princeton
That the same methods applied 10 Har.
unlikely. although ~ is conceded maj
tho BATH" viii Do far closer than was
thought a few weeks ago.. for the EIs
now believe. and. rightly SO. that they
Lines About Even.
about .'asi. VIII, ffr G-iIm1.l,,' 's,. arc
advantage az tho ends. Roth teams hay.
powerful h~acknslds Harvard. with Ma.
UlunEnra ari end runners r-nr ynre
captain Wilson. bingham and Guernsey.
WIN Jg.'.i a. s.''rn'te are almost 81
In the kicking department. 81 tho game
captain NHhau puute o. bal further
and with better direction than Guernsey
H.f after tho lIffHr- drop Ei.EIrE f.Ir.
aEafrSf Princeton DO would Dol. ID hardy
prophet who would predict that Nf.H.u
VIII "utpnirt Guernsey boo tNIe respect
TOO tho other games uF the morrow
dartmouth and Syracuse are certain fY
have 20 battle royal with the odd favor
Ing frn orange which has defeated dos
rlHIF"lr every eleven faced sTn.rt
princeton and even Do. TIErr. had fu To-
EI'i-hsd with 70 single fsII goal AGAINST
syracuse. Colgate wIlI meet 10 strong
southern eleven ar -grHrr,fuwr. Uuf
should win from tho Washington team
Both tho Army ana E.rr ar. called
upon % play teams Uf uuU.rGf. strength
and both should 'werE. NIHfurs GrrIur.
tHIf Y. ~. o. 4 training school win
meet tho cadets and tho middle. rr4.
rEiuus.
Other Games.
Tho most IMPORTANT FHMI. .r fH. .H.f
tomorrow follow
Yale sf Harvard.
Dartmouth Hf syracuse
Trinity Rf Nl.I r.4r
Colgate 40 GEORGETOWN
Springfield tf Army
T~raHirHu % Earv.
Lafayette af IffIEh
Carlisle Of F.r|Htm
Eu.FrHH az Sew FHr Er"rF#....H.
Tufrrre nf stevens
UH.frfHrI 600 S~w.rtImure
EHWH|H al Rochester