The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
EAST At FRONT
ON GRID TODAY
Middle West and Southern
Teams Come East-Prince-
ton Plays W. Y. u.

Now York. oct. 29.--Whilc the east
crn football schedule for the final sat
urday of October does not offer the
attractive features Of a week ag". inter
sectional games still hold the fore rank
"n the grldlron card. The middleweSt
will be represented by the Nrtre Dame
eleven at West Point and the Western
Reserve at Annapolis. From the South
will come the University of Virginia To
meet Harvard and. ut the sam" hour,
Princeton Will b. lining up with West
Virginia.
Dame. none of the invading teams
appears as formidable as n year ago.
The Indiana combination in four games
to date has amasscd n total score Of l25
points against ten by opponents. Ne
hraSzak is the only eleven which has
succe eded in crossing the Notre Dame
goal line. while Valparaiso. which Har,
ward defeated 81 To 0. scored field goal
although the final score was rs to 3 in
favor OF Notrc Dame. The Army has
run UP heavy scores against every OPP
ponent played this season, but has
shown rather weak defense against
overhead attack and as the western
team has SPECIALIZED in this for ~ Of
Tense for years. the Cadets will have TO
Sho weDced and alcrtness to hold the
visitors IN check.
Harvard defeated Virginia ~ to 0
last season. and expects to win again to-
morrow. although the southerners are
considered to have one OF IN" best lines
of forwards in this section. Except Tor
Il defeat ny Virginia Military Academy.
which established its calihrc by decisive
" winn!r" from Pennsylvania last
week. tho Nirgirians have won all their
-arncs to date. including Il to vic
tor; over Rutgers. Harvard is not
likely 10 find Virginia rs strong as
Centre COLLEGE. but will require her first.
string players Cor major portion or the
game at least.
university Princeton
West Virginia shorn or her great full
back Rodgers, is far from being as i'm
prcsSivc as twelve months nGo. Pitts,
burgh and Yale have already defeated
the Mnunta inecrs and l.chigh held them
to n tie score With the powerful ma
chine developed at Princeton. the Tigers
probably will cndravor 10 equal or en-
coed the a to Q score made by Yale
against West Virginia last saturday. \
somewhat similar situation. will exist nj
New Haven whore Colgate Is scheduled
10 play Yale. The New Workers are but
a shadow Of their 1919 eleven and have
yet to win n game this season.
rannSylvani aand Pittsburgh have NOT
drawn such comparatively easy assign
ments for the Quakers face Hugh Be-
dck's Penn state combination and La
Penn State has swept through five
games for total of 2n4 points with but
two touchdownS scored against her.
Dartmouth was the only team to hold
the state payers III TeaSOHiDIe CIltCh.
Last year Pennsylvania went down be-
fore the State College 10 to and unless
tho OuakNrs have improved radically
since their defeat Of 4 week ago. Penn
State is likely to repeat.
Lafayette is another strong eleven but
iS not expected 10 rive Pittsburgh the
hard hattie TINT Syracuse or Georgia
Tech did Tnth Pennsylvania and IN"
Army have defeated this team and while
Tafavcttc is reported TO have made
some roma rkahle Strides In both offcns-
i've and defensive play during the past
two wccks. il does not appear proha bic
that tho FL Ston collc=iarS can conquer
team OF tho power turned out by Glen
Warner ut PITTSBURGH this season.
Tcday's Zig Ganos
Tho leading Games Of Saturday. to-
gcther with the scores OF last season
whore the same colleges met. follows:
Teams Results 1919
virginia ~ harvard 0-47
Colgate n Yale Did not meet
Penn s, atc Ut Pennsylvania 100
West Virginia ut Princeton $50
Rutec-. RI Cornell Did not meet
Notrn Dame ut West Point 12-9
Western Reserve Mt Navy Did not meet
Syracuse ~ Holy Cross Did not meet
Vermont NJ Brown Did not meet
Williams at Columbia $50
2faYcttc n Pitt Shurgh Did no. moot
Tufts Mt Dartmouth Did not meet
Franklin md Marshall nj
Swarthmnrc o-25