New Britain herald., 1920-11-22
fAIN LOWERING
 |OOTBALL DRAMA
ameS of Season Will Be Played This Week

As@V ha" 'AO" btNh pat
 pr your approval. ladies and
 In. and there remains only the
 Keep your seats. however. epiloEue isg we'll worth while,
 roles as it does for Pitts nd Pom State. Cornell and
 ania. the Presidents and the neers. the Army and the Macy.
 helce~. ns above stated and Confirmed. football returns arc
 In for tho current autumn. ain. 1T not yet down. has be-
 deacent. Saturday aaw tho
 eliminating contests. even few games which will have g upon the more or less pre- bus awards by many critics of nythical honors remain to be $n Thuraday and Saturday of
 bot week.
 aia scene Of last Saturdays
 Festivities was staged of n the huge bowl at New Ha- cre gathered the most tre- if not tumultuous. assem- |at over paipItated it's way
 n football game in this coun- ht Harvard would defeat Yale h@aie which Is anticipated. for nson. above all others an- was generally considered al- {0reHone conclusion. Tho sur
 then. not in the victory of
 nMon. but in tho romparn-
 hall margin by which 1t was
 hnd the notable struggle put
 Blue machine supposed to
 M outcnissed. As n matter of
 gnH outclasHed. Yet 1t fought
 rntely. with all it's creaky He'd by partisan spirit and enmity that no sacriiegious
 heel was able to trampie the
 II territory for n touchdown. hriy enough. in spite Of this
 Harvard team made a show Wal organization in practical
 department. Yale was out
 bout three to one. but occa-
 managed by sheer despera- kvert the threatening points.
 times. after tho Cantabrig-
 swooped down by sheer driv- D to within hailing distance Intensely coveted touchdown. unders or the apparent lack hnai punch averted the ex- lilly. 4. hrd Master of Air Attack.
 overhead game Harvard was py superior, having, indeed, D<abie forward pass attack. 10 had nose whatever worthy To. Yet. despite all Yale's es and Harvard's powers, the l proved unable to trample the ] Een team with anything like
 of Princetoa's victory over 5 team. There was n finish. cefuiness and a smartness Do Tiger eleven of Nov. 13 hers team has never shown bon.
 hreo Eastern games of chief bee after the Battle of the luited wholly ns had been an- and with the scores pretty RpresentinK the supposed rel brits of the opposing elevens. hth and Brown. two of the brmidable teams of the fall. he most stirring of these three bn the turf of Braves field in
 The Green was out to avenge beating of 1919. and gained
 a mhnner satisfactory to the fana if not to New Robinson's The Providence machine. bas been carefully forged and Df material pretty close to the |r developed nt Brown. got it's lon prize. nevertheless. ac- for a portion of tho he best that Coach Spears no up. Brown can take to it- niderahie fattering unetion at 'e of a season which included rugalos with Yale and Dart second Of the three games Ied attracted attention chiefly Undergraduates and alumni of ' &institutions engaged. because kon both Pennsylvania and ID. for one and another cause. I'm weakness and. in the for- = ... aFEa..I. wIxF .sa4.s.. .sf I,ts s.f tka |ty's traditions. There seems Dry little doubt that Hcisman's < Int of Penn's case had been q
 uprooting and transpIanting will take another autumn ut demonstrate the wisdom or | his course. The upbuilder rRin Techs great machine of seasons has been handicapped too, by n lack of
 materials in certain depart Hts team Is likely to give a better nceount of itself in tho rotde.
 or CoIurrhiaT. there has been Ior spirr md lots of good men Dss othalt was rcsuscitated fninr~ de Heights. but the |e ar nuRed for O'Neill's squad too pretenttous for tho team |cal machine was n pretty fntaFonist for the New Eng. |'irga teams of tho second class |was not endowed with enough |to justify it's pretentious lisi pncuta. Every supporter of tho n nd White will hope for. and hnl