The New York herald., 1921-10-27
Colonels Face Harvard With
More Impressive Record
Than in 1920.
by DANIEL.

from various sources come warnings,
Look out for Centre on Saturday The
Cclonels may accomplish what Penn
State failed to do" or course. similar
warnings came up from Danville ana
other points South last fall. But this
time the invitation to come out and
watch Centre run rings around old
Harvard appears to have It's origin in
more conservative quarters
! Centre, with stronger eleven than 1t
had in 1920. will encounter a Harvard
team which is not quite up to the stan
dard which the Crimson attained at
this stage last season. and there may
be trouble for the pupils of Bob Fisher.
But we do not look for anything resem-
bling a victory for the Kentucky Col
onels. If Penn State could not do 1t.
Centre will not And. by the way,
Georgia Tech couldn't do it either, for
goinr to take the measure of the Golden
Tornado here on Saturday.
Centre places it's hopes not alone on
the eleven men who will start the game.
but on twenty-five others. Last fall
u
lot, but what hurt more was its lack
of capa BILE reserves. Harvard had these
III abundance. 1t has them again.
Centre's 1921 Record.
Centre has not met any tough ones
this year, but 1t has played teams Of
better cal.bre than those which helped
20 prepare the Colonels for the 1920 test
at Cambridge Last year Centre started
With Norris Harvey. then played How
ard. and followed with Pennsylvania.
preliminary affairs Centre scored 241
s.onts and Welded nothing.
This year Centre has played four
rames in preparation for Harvard. II
has scored 154 points and yielded IS.
Clemson was defeated by IA to Z. Vir-
Einia Poly by IA to 0, st. Xavier by 2S
to 6 and Pennsylvania by SO to 0. Last
year the score against Transylvania was
rs to 0, and Pennsylvania this season
is supposed to be as strong as 1t was
in 1920.
Against Transylvania last Saturday
Centre used thirty-six men, and while
the famous Bo McMillin made his pres
cnce felt he had no 1920 monopoly on
the llmelight. The policy down there
las been to keep McNillin, Roberts and
Armstrong out of the headlines. Centre
feels that headlines defeated it at Cam
bridge last fall. and 1t is yelling for
the soft pedal.
But with all that Southern football
men hold that II Georgia could scare
Hardware and hold it to 10 to Z. Centre
can whip the Crimson In handy fashion.
in the meantime Harvard is preparing
for Princeton and making the centre
game more or less an incidental affair.
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CONCERNING Army-Navy Tickets.
Major Phil Hayes Of West Point was
in town yesterday, more than anxious
to dispei the IMPRESSION that the Army
and the Navy were selling all the tickets
for their coming shindig here at S6
each. Most of the tickets for the
game are given away. and for those
which we are selling we get $3.50
apiece" said the Major. There Is no
public sale for the game. The demand
in our own circles Is too great to per-
nit 1t. We have nearly $1,000 members
OF the service school athletic associa-
tions and they get their tickets gratis.
Zach school has about 5000 tickets.
which. 1t is selling to these members
so they may accommodate their friends.
It is these which we are selling at $3.50
apiece. We are not handling any tickets
at Sc. Cen Macarthur was quite ex-
ercised over the report that 10000 tick
cts were being sold by the service as
sociations at $s EACH"
II is understood that thousands OF
tickets are sent to Washington and are
given to members of the departments
Congress and diplomatic corps How
ever. for the general public the sad
fact remains that there Is 10 public
sale. It requires friend at court. tre-
mendous drag. remarkable diplomatic
power--at least all that--to acquire one
OF the coveted pasteboards." And it's
worth trying for.
Notre Dame II Feared.
Major Hayes was quite enthusiastic
over the football situation at the Point
'The Army was a bit raw at New
Haven and there are a lot OF rough
edges to be rounded out. but we are
pointing for the Navy and the Navy
alone and we exrect to give the mid
shipmcn quite a game" he said. "F'rench
exceeded our own expectations against
Yale and he is coming along In great
shape. You know he had bad leg
last Saturday. =
1--WE look for quite a game with Notre
Dame on November 8. The Indiana
eleven Is reported to us as being stronger
than last year, when II beat the Army
by 27 to II. 1t has that great line
and that strong backfeld--all with
years exrerience. The lamented Gipp
In gone. but they have Desch. the great
runner. He goes in for about ten min
utes and once he gets away there IS
no catching him. Yes. that ought to be
quite a game"
Notre Dame has Won four games. but
has been defeated--that by Iowa. which
is reported to be headed for the Con-
ference title. The Hoosiers beat Kala-
Ynnzoo. Sc to o: De PAW. 81 to 0. then
lost to Iowa and followed with a sweep
ing SUCCESS against Purdue. 33 to 0.
Last Saturday Nebraska was defeated
by TO 0. On Saturday Notre Dame
meets Indiana for the State title
In Re Rutgers--Lafayeste.