The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

The Tiger and Bulldog have
fought il out on the lime lines
many timea, and while there have
been decisive Victories scored by
both teams It is seldom that they
fail to put up n game worth going
many, many miles " see.
Expect Great crowd.
Today, In Yale's monster bowl the
rivals will fight once more, and this
time before .he biggest crowd that
has ever witnessed combat be
tween them. The big bowl Is said
to have a capacity of 1900. That
every seat would be filled when the
referees whistle called the teams TO
battle was fOrcgone conclusion,
for football has come bnCk stronger
than ever since the war. and the
big games this ran have brought
out monster crowds in every In
stance.
New Haven was the Mecca to
day for every Yale and Princeton
sympathlzer who could get here TO
witness the game. Incoming trains
brought Princeton rooters and Just
plain football fans. Yale and Prince
ton grads and their mother iath-
ers sisters, brothers and COUSINS
Automobiles poured into town hY the
hundreds from every direction and
the glaring pennants OF blue ana
black and gold were everywhere IN
evidence. II was big day for TINS
mans town. New Haven Will tell
you so.
bulldogs Favored.
Tad Jones battling Bulldogs
stronger than they have been since
| 1915, when they last won from the
| Tigers by 10 10 o, will go into the
| contest with the edge In their "a
vor. But they expected a fiGht.
| They took it as a mattar OF course
| that Don Lourie and his teammates
would be full of IT,
Last year and the year before
| the Tigers stood triumphant with
| n foot on "A tired and battered Bun
| dog when the end Of tho battle ar
| rived. In 1919 Princeton won ia
| to 6. and last year The Tiger humll e
| lated the plue by score or 90 70 o.
| But Jones has brought Yale back
! lie has put old eli on the football
! man once again and Yale support
| Ia wanted to prov" their faith III
him by betting literally on Their "a
| vorites at various odds.
Yale with nothing harder thHn q
pair Of practice games during th'
/ AaHt Two Weeks WIS pllhl'N i'' wy
game. The bulldog stars Were
! ready. every man OF them. and TIN
was one reason why they were con
cedel the best chance TO win
| Princeton. after hard game viii
| Harvard a week ago was not eN
pccted TO have the punch nor th'
reserve strength OF the bulldogs
watch Aldrlch,
Captain Nal Aldri'h ana clever
/ Don Louric, star huoNflo.d mon 4"
the rival teams. we're the mel
around whom tho spotlight played
i'm advance of the game. Here arr
two of the seasons brightest stars
Tor I.ourie is a wonderful player de
spite the fact that injuries held mn
back this year while Aldrich rs
man ~ all-American cahher
"Natch I,nuris," was the warning
N cry OF Yale supporters who were IN
clined 20 fear the Tigers claws
stop Aldrich" was m" pieadinl
slogan Of PrincCton's lusty- lphge'
rooters, who Hnew Of AIdrich uh'
his playing ways. ,..-..
But the unexpected often happen
I'm football The player VINO j
looked upon as "A sure star utiei
falls 10 shine because the opposi
tlon concentrates too much Aiien
tlon on him. SO there was an "Vel
change. at least that some plaNeI
| like charlie O'Hearn would rr1sl
INTO the spotlight while Don am