The New York herald., 1921-10-29

tack is all that is needed and it has de-
veloped comparatively no defence. Any
way. down In tho South they have not
that great respect which we in the
North have for strong defence in foot
ball. They want the best and quickest
ways to score. and Tech has them.
Penn State has a superb defence, and
Il has continuity of attack. 1t aoiu not
be as Jldshy as Tech, but ace haze an
idea that it acilI produce game of a
mach higher dve,uge--a,ld that It tcill
ioi',. II it rains and the field Is heavy,
Tech, achich depends so match OH speed
and agility, ,ciU be honspered far more
than Stdtc.-
PrincetOn--virg7n7a
Princeton, battered by the Navy and
hammered by Chicago, to-day stands at
critical point in its season. The eyes
OF the football world will be centred Oh
the Tigers. Not that there Is any ex-
pectation of n victory for Virginia. But
1t is the way in which Princeton will
score over the Southern eleven which
will be analyzed with an eye to the
game between the Tigers and Harvard
next Saturday.
Virginia had hard time beating
Johns Hopkins last Saturday by 13 to Z.
nothing much from a major football
point of view. The rivals OF the Tigers
are not likely to score and they are
not likely to stop the enraged and out
ragged Princeton players.
IT looks Ike a very bad day for Viz
ytnia--dnd the score ought to be soGte-
thing like 2S to 0.
Yale--BrOwn.
There have been times when Brown
beat Yale. The Bears turned the trick
in 1915, 3 to O.; In 1910, 81 to 0. but
to-day IS not going to be one OF those
times. Yale is coming along in fine
shape. 1t showed that in beating the
Army last week. The Blue has a well
balanced attack, finely balanced team
plenty of strength everywhere and lots
of reserves. The team has built up
a fine offensive with plenty Of versatility,
plenty Of threat, real continuity OF
attack
Brown. on the other hand. has been
floundering about. 1t was defeated with
ease by Syracuse-swamped-- last
Saturday 1t fumbled away victory and
could do no better than get scoreless
draw with Springfield, which is not
above the second class. Brown Is a bit
green and II has not responded to the
efforts of Ed Robinson.
To-dGy Broi1n may find itself. But
even ~ IL does IL Is not likely to make
any too much trouble for the Els. Yale
should soin by q margin of three touch
do1ons and shoto further advancement.
Pittsburgh, which played so brilliant a
game In scoring that overwhelming vic
tory over Syracuse, should defeat Penn
sylvania by at least two touchdowns this
afternoon. We are taking II for granted
that the advancement which Penn APP
penrcd to have made In the game with
Virginia Military was real and not on
paper. If 1t was not altogether real
Penn will be swamped.
Cornell, fresh from its easy Victories
will get its first real test. 1t will en-
counter q first class eleven in Dart
mouth. and we are inclined to look for u
Dartmouth victory. The Green showed
a lot of class in that game with Column
bia last week and did not show all 1t
had. Watch Burke.
Fordham and Boston College make an
even match. while Colgate looks like Il
winner over N. Y. u. and Stevens should
win over Trinity. Syracuse will find out
Just where 1t stands against Washing
ton and Jefferson. We refuse to make
prediction there. Lafayette should win
over Rutgers. while Columbia should de-
feat Williams. The Army and Navy will
take 1t easy. The Cadets are to tackle
Susquehanna, while Bethany will be the
guest at Annapolis--and pity both
guests.