The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-18
Harvard Powerful and
q Consistent-Has
Many Stars
YALE'S LINE STRONG
Eli Backs Also Powerful
Overhead Attack May
BE Factor

NEW YORK. Nov Harvard,
big football eleven, powcrful though
It ~. uay NuI a surprIHnR.y unruly
bun dor u IaI,s bowl saturday
I'.s vpB the opinion of a good
many ..tiDs today o' tho coaches
u ,ho rival teams sent thcir pfologcs
through what may 0o their last
HiIlug workouts ut Cambridge ana
New Haven.
inlc'a decisive defeat Mt the hands
4 Princeton was a. nara blow 10
tho blue. set there Ia no reason to
believe that the spirit OF tho Elis
rs broken. or that coach Tad Jones'
and his assistants will be unable 70
weld together the good material
they have at hand and make out
Of Yale better team than that
which faced the Tigers,
Pointed for Yale Game.
in anticipation OF her big battle
with Harvard It IL possible Yale can
forget for the time tho sting OF
rrincetou'B victory and profit from
the Lessons learned on New Jersey
soil The gcueralshlp of the Ellis
was dcmoralzed by tho Tigers tidal
sweep and Cleverly handled passing
assault In tho early stages OF Ian
weeks game But II will be more
difficult To sweep the bull dogs off
their feet by this method next Sat
urday. And II must not be forgot
ton that Yale has been pointed nil
along for the Harvard game. rather
that the one with Princeton.
Harvnrds strength In not 10 be
discounted In the slightest degree.
Tho crimson viii entor Saturdays
game a favorito to win, but whether
or not coach Hoh Fishers protegcs
can defeat Yale as dcCiaively as did
Princeton In a dobntable question
and not few students OF the game
consider II doubtful,
Relentless and Consistent
Bob Fisher has u machine that
combines relentless power with
consistent football OF the well known
Harvard variety. II boasts no great
Individual stars hut II has wonderful
balance. The ability OF tho crimson
TO rise TO an emergency was shown
In the Princeton game when Buell.
replaced Fitzgerald at quarter Inn
mediately stated clever forward
passing attack and succeeded In
Tying the score. The ability OF tn,
Crimson shown In that last quartz,
against tho Tiger has led some folk,
10 believe Harvard has been "
hiding" all along, yet this Is moi
the universal opinion. II she ha,
been. Yale Is In for very unplcas
ant task. But don't forget that Yai,
VIII fight harder and play better
football next Saturday.
Haryard's outstanding players ar,
Buell. and Fitzgerald. her quarter
backs. Captain tlorween and Owen
her plunging backs. and Havemeyer
Tolbert. Woods and Sedgewick. hor
stellar linesmen, not mention
Churchill are tho big menace 10
Yale.
The blue II not without capable
performers, however, Fido Kempton,
Frank Kelly and Mack Aldrieh will
bear close watching yby the crimson
Kelly In particular The Ellis also
have Acosta and Callahan and quite
a string OF other sturdy ilnesmen.
They have Thorno Murphy, quar-.
terback too, and whether Murphy OF
kempton plays the pivotal position
vale Is expected y exhibit some.
ming In the way OF passing that
has not yet been uncovered. Ot
course, Nale will have TO take The
bRll away from the Crimson, n thina
which Harvard constantly demon.
Hratcd is n mans size Job.
critics who expect Yale TO show
better against the crimson may p,
sN wrong. II may he "a rout. Bu
from this distance, IL appears ther,
Ia a change that the r,0nstcr crow,
of some 10000 football fans mn,
see n struggle rcplcte with the kin,
or football that stirs the blood 4,
ones veins, even though Hardyar,
looks like the winner from almos
every angle.