New-York tribune., 1920-10-30

1nat Army-Notre Dame whirl on the
plains at West Point will be as good
& mixup as anybody could wish to see.
Il is easily, or has been every year
since It's inception, one of the grandest
battles of the year, and as spectacu-
lar affair IN the past six wears il nas
been surpassed b. few
those who go to the Point will see.
first Of all. one Of the grandest spec
taces it is possible for our military
system to stage, viz, he weekly re-
view Of the cadets. That in itself is
worth the trip up the Hudson. And
then as for the game itself you ca,'. 90
wrong.
In this set-to will be seen two hard
fighting, spirited elevens, the kind that
keep on battling to the finish. And
that is not all Metre Dame crew is
one OF the speediest combinations that
roam the gridiron. 1t is rather
Ugh, team, but 1t makes up for this
by its exceptional speed
Use the Direct Pass
The Westerners use the direct pass
almost entirely from which to run off
their plays. They are always we'll
coached and in the use of the forward
pass they have no superiors.
Those who attend viii see the for
folert manner yet designed-over the
middle OF the line and as swift as a
bullet Notre Dame seems to have
perfected It's use better than any other
eieven. Gipp, the speedy halfback. who
generally does the throwing, shoots
the leather Ike baseball, and Brandy,
the diminutive quarterback, who is a
be eseball player to boot, can take the
whizzing oval on the dead run and
over ms shoulder, one of the prctt!est
plays IN the present game of football.
Up st South Field there promises to
be merry football pageant also Will
iams, with Benny Boynton again at
the helm, is coming to the Morningside
tattle ground full of confidence in it's
aoi ity to take the measure Of the local
clan But we think the Berkshire
students are in for little surprise.
'Tis true, Wesleyan stung the Blue
ana White last week, but today is an
otfer day. and unless we nisiudge
huck ONeill and his methods we
tel eve the locals will vindicate the
y9o gment Of their followers and show
'""' '"ey are real football eleven
Princeton To Be Extended
princeton meets tough customer
in West Virginia, an outfit that viii
g'Ve It fully as much opposition as it
-VNS!Htu from tNe MlIshlDmen last
week. The sTigels should win, and
probably Wiz but W. doubt very much
II they are victorious by Is large a ar
GIN as Yale vas over The Morgant town
students last week
Yale and Harvard are apparently in
for an easy afternoon. Colgate this
year is not even a shadow of the Col
gate eleven that defeated all-co ners in
ne asst few years. The Blue should
win by three touchdowns at least. The
Crimson should score as many points
On the Nirginians, who are reputed to
have stalwart and impenetralle line.
Old Penn seems to be in for another
trolncing at the hands of Penn State
The Lions, as the State players are
known, nre travelling on high these
DAYS and are gathering momentum
with each succeeding week The Red
and Blue will be fortunate indeed if
'ney are not annihilated by this tor
nado
Rutgers viii be CornelYs next vic
tim. The Scarlet will go to Ithaca
with heavy and we'll coached line
hut, even SO, we do not see how it is
ng to stop Dobie's hard hitting ma