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New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Bradcn Scores Thrice on
ssSeconds'' aud Webb
Also Makes Touchdown

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov Romp-
ing through the longest practice scrim-
mage Of the season. the Yale varsity
eleven to- day met the second team in
{. twenty minute half. and followed
with another against Olcott's fresh
man squad Aiming to develop endur-
ance as fell as playing technique, the
coaches have gradually heightened the
practice.
The regulars drove straightaway
attack at both rival eleVens, which was
not checked in four series Of runs for
The veteran Jim Eraden crashed over
the line for the first three touchdowns,
and Fred Webb made the fourth. Every
score WAS registered from the 5-yard
line
In another attempt to give the back
field It's strongest line breaking power.
Braden WAS transferred from substi-
tute tullback to first string right ha f
back. sNpplanting Bob Lay Raymond
Munger and Barclay Robinson replaced
Parker Allen at right end. All three
divided right tackle with Leon Walker.
Changes are being cons idered Tor the
game against Brown on Saturday. Aut
otherwise the lineup selected ut the
beginning Of the week is still CON
templated. The coaches are inclined
to reserve Rra den for emergency which
calls Cor either drop-Nicking expert
or heavy line smasher al the 20
yard line, bur may start him at right
halfback. Munger has developed rapid
ly as tackle Candidate The promotion
of Robinson came as q SURPRISE He
has been playing on DR.. Bulls scrub
eleven. whore he has shown remarkable
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
FolweEI Surprises
Penn bv iioIdin.
Only Light Drill
BY BRIGGS

flllLADELpHfA. Noe o. Coach Fol
well to-day showed he has bis own IDEAS
about trimming when ne ordered the
lightest sort of practice for The Penn
football squad, in preparation tor the
crucial game with Dartmouth 1t was
an ideal day for hard workout, with
l." cold wind blowing ncross Frankhn
Field. A scrlmmage seemed inevitable,
but Folwell said no.
As the SCRUB lterally ran rampant
through the Penn line on Tuesday. Fol
wells attitude to-day iu apparently
overlooking the opportunity 20 stitTen
the defense caused -omc mYetlhcatiou.
The only possible explanation IS that
toiWeil Is not worrs ny about his line.
even though The Dartmo8rn forwards
are admittedly poWcrful
IL is the backiield that l4 cAaslng cor
cern. az WAS revealed vhrn tolwel in
lrodnced new face that o Danny
NcNlchol. haca of the .e Nnetho,
NcNlchol ~ goinEto stay there until
me meeting with the bag Green eleven
is another question.
Two new men also TOOK ther places
in the line. but Fowel would nor OK
paln Why They were .iln Nevlon. act-
lnE captain OF the lenn : \. r & asst
ial. who took D1eter's place al guard.
Dieter moving OVER to thc second
eleven, and Johnny Titzol, who wa senc
m at Eddie Maynard's Former place A.
left tackle.
Ray Miller was bacb q. loft md. .na,
IL IS unlikely that the Younger Miller
wli start IA tha' pc i.lou against
Dartmouth, as Uopper, ho roros-
or'nE From an a3.ls tea.s riah' kr4e.
e''f.t'e M
that time and it Is thought he vii get
WITH ali these snia-wee chnneAs.
those in the know around Franklin
Field arc still OF the opinion that the
Penn lne-up against Couch Spears's
"huskles on Saturday, VIII 5c the
snme as against Penn State College.
with the poss Bile exception ol Hopper
for Ray Miller at one OF the flank po-
sitions
The vanguard of tho Penn party viii
leave tomorrow for New York. when
Major MayEn j. Pickering. graduate.
athletic manager, and sid Thayer. an
deigraduato manager, vii board p
tram Tor The metropolis to look after
prenminAries.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
ARMY Scrub Back
Eva,le> Big Team
For ONLY Score

NESI POINT. n. y n, e
Army regular grid ron was tae aef
tor Use to-day SO fhe coacne- arf t.e
h.g squad Oh. on the plains urop.-
"here new field Wa lad oLt. and .sr
'wo hours tic men ner, a,ls.-I
through d hard workout. which fe..
tNrred principally a roaeh sen nrae
te varsity toos IN tAe ta ar
i"urth e.evers as fNcir oupUnen .,f
dar-ne long session oa ~. a,f.f4.
B"s eft. scrub bach. 81 riee'ed ,Hloae..
Mlce gap IN the bie team 4 falasf.l
vail and ran forty yards for toa.'
down II proved - he the otle
OF the afternoon
Two new faces @erc on ,c sr
eleven. Brookshire and HasAeH .,e.
moved over 10 The big squad fa,
Culium Hall OUTFIT The former vas -.
the bacAieid Ia lystad's place ~ ieff
half for q ~hile Haskell Is ~ speedy.
youngster who lid So well 4. ef1 o-
Cu'lom's team that hia rhf ~ -tc
VARSITY came sudceni,
The eleyeH from Podhe lnstifat. q.a.
heater by the cadets in VOL n'a,et
came on'a iield adjoining the regalar
division this afternoon Cullun HA.
won by "a score of g 10 g.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Yale Varsity Faces Two Teams
In Seasons Longest SScn'innnlnnase

tickling ability and alertness in fol.
lowing the ball.
Given the bali in midheld 10 opening
the practice. the varsity assumed the
offensive and the backs altcrnAted III
Ane smashcs until fifty yards had been
covered, and the o-yard mark OF the
second eleven was reached Here
Braden tore through guard Tor the
final plunge. This procedure was re
pcatcd, and again Bradon tore Through
the rush line for the final smash 40
gains Of more than seven yards were
made by any of the backs
Lapsing in,o 8 REGULAR practice game,
Braden kicked of to Don Wellcs. who
ran back thirty yards. \ punting d9el
followed between Paul Crane. OF the
second team, and Joe Neville. After
each had punted twice. giving the
scrubs possession Of the ball at their
fO-yard line, La Roche hosted a for
ward pass to Don Weles which nettcd
zen Yards, and Crane punted behind
me varsity goal. Neville returned The
k ck from the regulars 2O-yard mark
II mldueld, and Crane kicked back 30
braden at the varsity 20- yard line.
Here the varsity members sailed back
for them third Touchdown Braaen
ran the punt back twenty yards. and
NeVllle skinned around right end for
thirty-tlve yards. The first team backs
a.ternated urtil Bradea crossed the
line fos his third touchdown.
fltted against the freshmen. Dan
Kelly. Of the youngsters, shocked tae
.arsity hv running their kickoff back
forty yards. The freshmen penetrated
the regular line till The 20-yard mark
was reached, where Kcily's forward
pass was intercepted by Don Welles.
who had been promoted to the first
s'ring line up.
Revel'ing TO line smashing, the
y1rslty attack tore through the 1929
Iine-up until the 5-yard line was
reached, when Webb went over for the
mai touchdown. Because of Yesterdays
neavy rain the practice was held on
Old Yale Field.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Blue and White
Team Receives
Severe Blow
Brilliant Quarterback Out
of Game for Season With
Water on the Knee

The Columbia Football .loecn re-
ccived IA hard blow yesterday when :
vas learned that Eddie Qu'gley. the
brilliant quarterback who VAS injured
in the Amherst game. viii be lost FOR
the season On beng tackled in 80
Amherst contest QWgioy twisted h.s
seg. tearing igament. winch dee
vclopcd into water on fhe kno.. Al
irst the injury Mes not cons iGer'd
serious, but it has steadily grow n
worse, Gn,ii The doctors finally hnvc
forbidden Quigley 70 play my more
foot ball this year
Quigley came to Columbia his yeaf
after having played with the >e~por'
naval eleven FOR two seasons.
though he had alWays played cra
ioach Dawson put him a. quarter. Doe
cause Of his previous experience 80
which position he showed great ability
leading tho tenn ut all times wifh eN
cellent gencralship. He is cool player
under iire, good brohrn field '.0.
rer and hard man - gef Dv Or fhe
defense The coaches WiIl haze dIf'
cult task 20 Eli his shocs
Fccles was used az quarter AHf
Saturday, but he did NOT shore 70 -hc
hest advantage While he is good
defensive player. he has nor the gef.
eralsnlp of Quiglcy. and does uot s'se
the men the fgh' ,ha. theg need r.
- very likely mat paN~on ff
either Shaw or tanapary a. aaa1-cr
and keep Thornton aud Appc' balm r
fhc hackiiod. These four mrr ase
proven 80 be the most eonsistoit nfes.
ers on the squad Of haohteia men II
the games thus far
Thornton and SHAW have been alter
= p ~ at Fat
hibited exceptional ahIiity Buf -
'nnapary IS captain of tic etegeH. and
81 good ieadcr uifh much oxpet srge
nr VIII probably direct fne team ar
The field a. Vel ie scrnuU,r
and keeps the men on their toc4 af d
tines, qualities ftet are deiuardca -,
The quarterback
Again yestcrday Afternoon Cones
Dawson locked the gate of South ficIs
10 spectators aud newspaper men r.
pllzlnr that the Ste2"ns ccrfea- ,.fN De-
ono Of the hardest oi -hp spasor trH
coaches are bending every enerss 20
getting Inc Mon into cordition A. az
nc men excepting Nosc1ieusAi. ato M
1ured hls leg in pracfice f.r ntncr
day are IN Trim so ,re Blue and
hlte's strongest lin"-Gp wi te ore
pared 70 battle "ith rhe Engineers ar
Saturday
The men had long hard ser. image
after Their !ay-oF 81 Tuesday So ~
they would not gct "-oft Coach nap-
son gave The squsd Ii fe~ rev PLAYS
rom KICK formation. 80 ttat Cfasife
Shaw, who has been tno star ~ 2
season with his crd running. rag s.,
given more opportunities 10 work
Tho Columbia ofreuso So .af -hfs
season has been mostiy stra.ch. .re
WORK, but the coachoe arc voir.u =. ...r.. =
out the play more. IL tte l.an f4te
done hotter work in the oren refs
Win Appelbaun hitting the ln4 ar1
Shaw skirting tire end. the oF.f.c
viii De more varied
The eleven viii have rs ars
mage ehis af1ernoo1. wher tne eta ~
O.. Qnleioy's successor nti be ma.i..
tomorrow the prac'ics wii ha ror
sisrai drill
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Col gate Coaches Seek
New Center Rush

HAMILTON. \. Y, Nov. 5-Tho Col
sate football squad took the field in
q hail storm this afternoon for the
irst practice OF the week, in which
ne entire first team WAS present.
After while the hail storm subsidized,
hut mile minute gale took its place,
which tossed the ball around like a
leather and hindored the practice to II
great extent. All the team which
lasted through the hard battle of Sat
arday We're in toys. bat were not per
mitted TO participate in the hard work
out
The coaches are still looking for a
center Woodman has been filing the
position all season, but because Of his
stature he is unable TO hold up his
end in Il contest against heavy backs
and heavy line He plays con
sistently hard game bur as he weighs
only l60 pounds he is luborina under
i handicap
After the four successive grueNne
games three OF which demanded long
and tiresome trips out Of town. the
coaches are of the opinion that the
team deserves a rest this Saturday, and
for that reason VIII start very few
Of their first string men against the
University of Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
I'itt Anticipates
GruelinS; ussIe
Will, ". and T.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 5.-rhe big
Western Pennsylvania football classic
viii be staged next Saturday and VIII
bring together the University Of Pitts
blrgh and Washington and Jefferson
College at Forbes Field here. The
largest crowd that ever witnessed n
gridiron contest in Pittsburgh is as
slred, as the entire seatin. capacity
o the huge stadium has been sold out
IL advance. Every reserved seat tick 1t
was sold ten days before the game
Washington and Jefferson has not de-
feated It's sectional rivals since 1914.
when, coached by Bob Fowell. now
Penn's monitor. The Red and BLACK
nosed out tao iauthors. coached hy
joe Duff, who was killed ~ france, By
the score oi 13 10 10. he game was the
I&st one lost by Pitt to an intcrcol-
l"giate rival un,N Syracuse rook its
Il caSure TWO weeks AGO. 4 week after
the Salt City setback " & !. . trimmed
q $ell!a Orange mca by decisive
Comparative scores would Indicate 8
ctory Saturday for W & j. by almost
five touchdowns but no ono hercabouts
looks Tor any such outcome. and
neither does Y 6 j On paper the
tleSluSlJS ouINt "a Win, but football
dope is precarious thing this fail
more so than ever in The past, perhaps
and followers Of the arner-coached
lanthers are quite confident thai their
pets Viii give the Washingtonians an
afternoon Of trouble, regardless Of the
final outcome.
There is traditional rivalry between
Pltt and ". & }. that approaches that
between Yale and Harvard. Yale and
Princeton, and Princeton and Harvard.
The Red and Black and the Hloe and
Gold have been meeting SINCE 1890 on
the glidiron. In the dlm past W & }
was nearly always triumphant. but of
recent years they have not been so
fortunate.
Following the Western Pennsylvania
championship clash PITT has three 9TH
e. hard games on its schedule The
following week the locals 20 to PhilA
delphia for their annual game with
old Penn; the following Saturday. they
meet Carnegie Tech for the city pro
micrship, and on Thanksgiving Day
wind up their seasons activities with
Penn State. conQucrors Of Penn, as
their opponents st Forbes Field
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Ohio State Declines
To Tackle Colgate
For Crislirou Tile

4 6NOLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 5.--''No
~ chance" was the laconic re-
ply of Director l.. w. st. John, head
of the Ohio State Univcrsity's de-
partment of athletics, in response
to query ms to the possibility of q
post-season football game between
Colgate and Ohio State for the
championship of the United States
should both elevens come through
the season unbeatep.
In Eastern as we'll IA io Middle
Western circles there has been some
talk of such meeting. both ma
chimes having clean states 90 far.
Ohio State athletic heads are known
to be opposed to any iengthening of
the season for r post season contest.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
+ or men and boys
koGIRS PET CoalpA~y
New PLAYS of Stevens
irisd Il on Prep Team

\ lt ife n.a a'.a atra rt
lae. 'ea'aa. ps ....r4 r..e
f"stef'as et.a fle arstg .rr.m
nasea aga t0e tr.t '.ap - ~.
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fne rts
fiii ...4 .t...
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ff0f tm
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tr.rtIa..e
As iH e.s
h' ftc' rfirs .. .s..
''sed Fa'ee rs te pa sod 49,.
..'se Nhtea .ae tn. SOU. s.
a. safie 1itA l-.4nh.. ~r,,
f.fi .3,.|s "a
=. ''i 'as f.r.as nafa.ns
r. rshesrt sf4. rs.-. :.
,'m snose a..' a...... $50.
orr. "eao ot tae "prepr t.. -
- - man r. be- on asna - t.a emo
5000 - etftcn. funttr. ..fr..4.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Brown Coach Shifts
Team for Yale Game

PROVIDENCE, 4. /, Nov Coach
td Robinson, OF the Brown football
team had his charges lighting tor near.
y two hours IN the mud this afternoon.
SeVelnl changes IN the lineup Tor
the ale game appear probable .lemail
ana rn tr ng ar" aeain leading in
'Fh' afiaDs md fua-
BACK respectively, while with Hoving
t"eK. hlaee mas sesn shifted t. lett
guard. Jonnsioue appears probable 10
elsP'ace Shurt.etf AZ right tackle. wh lie
HsIDrisht = putting mp 1t strong fight
Tor ms Old position at night END
Brooks is the only reguiar who has
not yet been able to WIN recognition
from the coaches, hut II Is probable
that ne MI be gwen chance "a hc
Is IN eXcclIent cond.tlon.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
DObie Tries Out Subs
I'm NAVY Rackfeld

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Noq nob.
used number OF substitutes in .ie
Naval Academy backfeia .hIs afe
noon. as the experience of tie sca.a,
has taught him 20 expect any conb.fl
ton he picks to he broken ap t.r1...-a
INJURIES. hohler. Cruise 9na ".
iets were ia their regular places. ..f d
lark. tho other regular. eue .u -.4n.
% run through sigua.e Tor il nor,s +.
ot the time
others Who were used Ia tfc lsrx
neld were Taylor. the la.t pl.bo no
Rodes, Benoist ana Haase ray4o,. e,.
iinucs 10 do excellent work. aud Il .-ae...
point IN his favor Is his freedom lr....
INJURIES. as - appear ~ Sc .moos
sioie 70 hurt him large porf.on -
TIE time Vas spcn. in ignals aaf fa,
ma. ions. and ne scflunase s,as sons.
WA longer than that OF Nestor6.,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Cornell Football Squad
" orks i'm Baseball Gas,


ITHACA, y i Nov. EncoDn-ct
ing another hard rainstorr TN. after
noon, tne Corneil footfal caacfe.
tran sterred the practice - tho h.r.
pa cage, and gan the varsity worked
Ia secret Although the coaetea ar.
no. disconni4ne the possibility trat
,a1aesis Tech, which plays here SAT
uf'ay. mny prove stubborn opponent.
the practice TO-DAY was aimed lsr,-.i,
a. the Penn State game
muck bnrret,. who has seen both
state and Pennsylvania work ms sea-
son, eaVe the team and coach,s SOM.
Yaluabie informa'ion as TO tnc st,l.
- Play o. torneJ's coming foes ST.
Tar barre Is the ONLY a'amrus to come
BACK % help the regular coaching trio
out several others are due next Mon
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Ciason Military Academy
Swanps Mt. Pleasant

Clason Military Academy showed
under the Mount Pleasant Military
Academy by score OF A9 to o IN their
annual football game on the formers
Wcstchcster field yesterday.
Three of the eight louchdowns came
in the third quarter. Neary registered
three touchdowns, while Captain Be
CARA accounted for two.
trho linn.nr1.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Racing Relics "a, Auction

HARTFORD, Conr~ Mo-. 8. Tn,
blanket and surcingle presented ~ ,he
late Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
70 the father Of Winchell smith. aero,
and piaywrig gh', Of IA mineton. FOR IA.
use Of the famous stallion Taotaas lcf
i,erson, are TO be sold ct auction by the
Road Drivers CLUB at a racing uye,
70 be held Saturday at Charter GA.
fark, according 20 an announcement,
made to-day
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Again
The Next Shock

With another fatal Saturday
receive the deadly penks the
valley?
Last Of
and lcgh who had ncrry
ponshiI Road without a upon he
Colgate Dartmouth
achec TO official ". &
held pinnacle State the leading contender
left in the Western
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

McC1'a1U, Keck and Callahan
Return to Line Positions
l,5OO Undergraduates Encourage First Team
Players, Who Score at Will Against Freshmen
and Scrubs: Two Sets of Backs Are Used

PR1NCETON n j., Nov 5rinceton of an outn
football enthusiasm this afternoon that
at Old filled the and
usty of Forward March
almost headed band
the the Stadium
where the varsity through heavy
dgane Satur
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Rutgers Line-up Intac.
For Boston College Game

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. Nos. o.
The Rutgers football quad was back
At WORK again today despite The cor
teat VAIN syracuse IN New Iort yes
terdaE However. there wae no scrin-
mag ae. Sanford contented himself
with putting the men through lone
signal drill
Time VIII b. ao eha,ro in the Ru,-
gers lineup for the game Saturday
81 -l boston College. ,ae conQlerors
~ l..e. Unless French ie able 20 gc.
oack f ne game. .,orcA, Who was
Nnockea ou1 in the Syracuse vamc. Win
probably be ready for wora against
Boston
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

The older We grow nc
more apt we are 70 forget
that the old story is
new story TO those who ve
never heard II
Our public. some OF
whom arc grandchildren OF
our earliest customers
knows in d general wav that
we We developed a business
OF considerable ren0Wn.
that our wares are trustHor
thy. that the standard of
trade morals 5 maintained
at tOp-notch-~-
But on cur 45tii Birthday
we are inclined To be q bit
reminiscent and tell sgsu
how way back IN The
stage coach j a We
opened our first retail store
at Broadway. corner oi
Broome. resolving 20 Go al
IN our power 10 hclp raise
the clothing business - 4
standard OF dignity and re
pute-
How with the uptown
trend. we moved 20 Broad
way. corner of Prince. Il p
former site OF the quaint
little Offices ol the Astor
Estate
How, later. We noved
up 10 Broadway and l5th
Street TO a building buili
for orr special use ON the
former site OF WallaCk
later called the Star The
atre-
How the old Broadway
Tabernacle was razed 70
make way for our 34th
Street Store. now in the
heart OF the present shop
ping district
How. again keeping pace
with the uptown move
ment. we built our FIFTH
Avenue Store. 50 that We
might touch elbows witt
the busiest corner IN the
world
How. during So much OF
this time our Warren Street
Store h a s. conveniently
served our many friends IL
tSe great hnancia. distrlci
and though swept away bv
a conAagraton in 1898. rose
PhoeniX-hke almost before
the ashes had cooled
Our four stores are really
one: stocks are always in
Interchangeable Same QUA
'ty. same Variety. as vel
IS identically the same
prices. wherever you dror
in.
Clothing Furnishings
Hats Shoes. Sporting
40 Is.
For men and boys
koGIRS Plrr CoNpA>v
Broadway p,o..
az i5ta ST roef -. a.. -
Convenient
Broadway Conner Ft,,o A.
- " . g - slsf n
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
\. A. [. Committee 10 Ncet

The monthly meeting 81 the reet.
tra.on committee of he Netronoif,.
Association OF the A A. | Viii be hefs
this evening Only cases oil minor ,,,-
portance are up for disposal bv the
committee 'N'
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
b""ls 80 for Three s,sr,..

rl'l Soy N .4aon Yi,...-.
- - '.s iAsf Dairy team. rolled -ss fo~
'hie' games ln regular hosoitn, 60.
Som Pc non here last righf 80.
Nas captain Of tho team that lass Yea.
Won The OHIO champion air
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Another Saturday

Bat this impending
has
wanna eleven that collect somebody's
Penn
battle Of las has
team.
Every law Of past performance Dartmouti
Penn Penn State Quite
bit For IN this modern football when
Shift will suddenly
Pennsylvania should be greatest games
whereas Dartmouth State Cornell and
\ orcer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
PRiNCETON-H4RT ARD

F"Hristrr GAME TICKETS At
JACOBS THEATRE TICKET OFFICE
Normandir Hntc,. broadway and SSth St
Phone tIS9-4l9O Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

rcuchdc~as-1 II Reilly Guss Mary 1sl. Ward
Neeara 90. Goa.s from tOuehioivu- liaranan.
te;crce- -Jcscph ir-ter Fordtam Iiupirc- J
We'd. L = Vlns OF quarters-l0 minutes
Substitutes -lreeu for II Reilly Rsichcr, fox y
Waters ". Mah'ney rcr Reilly Reilly for
Naiuisn.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
In the West

All TINS time Ohio State the clouds
ne one DIG unheaten eleven football h East
may nave from TWO 10 hve claimants Middle
unless s L. falls prevalent scourge of Usen
me cslng card both East and West
me wake OF saturdays results should
Of worthy debate a hand ~
me mann point of interest whether Dartmouth "
~ an" Oio STATE can all these
the hook The facing toughest test is Dartmouth Rrt W a
j. Is also entering the danger
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
A Few IFS

II syracuse beats Colgate November ID
II Harvard beats both and Yale
If W and J. doesn't lose
Nel here's keen Harvard and W and s to
The ultimate location OF the chaplet.
81 suppose yarmouth beats Penn. beats syrcse7
men wei have four unbean pddlng the clamor ro
winter debate The argument enough to take b
place of coal ~ ~ ~ "e
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
No Wonder

The approaches?
Form eversas have been that few standards
REMAIN West NHgna loses Pittsburgh by
po's ihen West Virginia beats Princeton the Tiger
had held Colgate o points
princeton looked to be outside
he Colgate affair But recalling the yr,r
ensembles against Harvard, Princeton to l2 10 ot
t'e Play at these odds All in all, It's pastme Quite
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
AS for Harvard

Harvard last Irinceon time
play her best foobalL
frncon with l her PLAYING
bad football Saturday, with
Colgate Princeton give hne battle
lmbe Strubng Gar will face an
attack Of speed ne power
But unless Princeton of Harvard will win v
wide BY dope Harvard will win anyway,
'N 'e lSet naIjnp
nen one at meYae Pittsburgh Syracuse, State Penn
West Virginia and Chicago -
II after the princeton for the has
E." 're soft and Ioneynothne schedule attacked
by Colgate. Pittsburgh. Dartmouth othe