The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
Army EleUen in Big Test
 Against NOtre Dame TOdny

West Point N Y, Oct. 30.- Eleven or more of your Uncle Sam uers future generals will trot onto the gridiron here this afternoon for d finish fght.f
 The opposition will be furnished by Coach Rockno's Eighth Irish" from -Notre Dame, and there is every indica ton that when the dust settles both teams will know they have been in football game.
 Coach Daly's Cadets are out to get even for the beating Notre Dam" handed the Army last fall, when the Westerners took tke measure of the West Pointers by score of 12 to- 2.
 The showing of the Irish" so far this season indicates that they will probably be just as hard for the Army to crack as in other years, for they have already taken the measure of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, whom they defeated 16 to z, and they have come East with the reputation of being real scoring machine.
 Daly's gridders, like the. Irish, have proven themselves capable of piling up one-sided scores so far this season, and they have been pointed for today's game, which, aside from the annual clash with the Navy, is the biggest game on the Army's schedule.
 The Army-Notre Dame clash holds , the spotlight in the East today. It is one of the fixtures that football fars always look forward to with
  sec ional complexion.
 Other Big Games.
 While the Cadets are grappHng Notre Dame several other big eleveas will figure in intersectional contests. The Princeton Tigers have. their claws all sharpened up for West Vir- ginia. Princeton is still stinging un- der the lash of dereat at the hands of the 1919 Mountaineers, who dragged the Tiger in the dust to the tune of 25 to last season, and to- days game at or Nassau is expected to attract a great throng.
 Harvard will also take on South ern eleven when the Crimson lines up against Virginia at Cambridge. This game should be easy for the big fel- lows, however.
 The Navy will take on a Middle Western eleven at Annapolis, where Western Reserve, from Cleveland will tackle the Middies.
 At Ann Arbor the husky Michigan WclTsrines are scheduled to meet Tulane,in another North versus South contest.
 Yale viii meet Colgate at New Ha- ven today. and the Eli coaches hope to see their protcges get good work out, as Yale's' two biggest games with Princeton and Harvard are looming on the horizon.
 U P. Meets Penn State.
 Pennsylva mia will take on one of the strongest teams in the East when the Quakers line up on Franklin Field. Philadelphia, to face Penn State. Hugo Bezdek has another great team this fall and confidently expects to take Penn's measure. Meanwhile. the Pittsburgh Partners will be playing Lafayette at Pitts burgh Cornell will meet Rutgers at Ithaca, Columbia will play Williams at New York. Georgia Tech and Centre College will battle at Atlanta and Dartmouth and Tufts will collide at Hanover.
 In the Big Ten Illinois will face Minnesota at Urbana in a gaine that the Suckers are favored to win. In diana and Northwestern will meet at Indianapolis, and Chicago will taNe on Ohio State at StaSg Field.
 Other games of more or less inter- est are scheduled in widely scattered sections Colorado College and the U. of Colorado will meet at Colorado Springs. At Birmingham. Ala bama will play University of the South; ae Manhattan, Kansas will take on the Kansas Aggies and Missouri and Oklahoma will clash at Norman.
 Washington State and Montana will meet at Pullman; Syracuse and Holy Cross at Worcester; California and the Oregon Aggies at Corvallis i; Occidental and St. Mary's at Los An geles; Stanford and Oregon U. at stanford, and Utah and Nevada at Salt Lake, are among games not pre- viously mentioned that will attract rY,uch interest today