Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-25
YALE MEETS HARVARD TODAY WITH
 STRONGEST TEAM OF THE SEASON

New Haven, Nov. 24-CBy the A. P.) p-The Harvard-Yale football game, cli- max of collegiate gridiron season that has broken all records for attendance, will be played tomorrow in the Yale Ibowl before the biggest crowd of the lyear. As an audience for this latest struggle in their 47 years of football rivalry there will be 7s,OOO holders of tickets and Georges Clemenceau, who was premier of France. -a... ..,. The Tiger comes without ticket. There was none left for him when he made an eleventh hour decision at Boston to- day to take a day off from his pleading of Frances cause and see Americas most classic college gridiron encounter. but he will have a place. Just where was not known tonight.
 Yale and Harvard each has cause to regret having met another Tiger this Season-the Tiger team of Princeton having defeated both-but a rousing well come awaits the Tiger of France tonnor- TOW.
 Clemenceau's coming was not the only surprise for the night before crowds. An unexpected change was announced in the probable Yafe lineup. Charlie O'Hearn, star quarterback of last year who has been in eclipse because ot i'm furies this fall, was announced by Head
  halfbaox, in a backfield that includes as its other members Neidlinger, at quar- terback, Mallory at fullback, and Cap tain Jordan at right halfback. OHeaTn displaces Wight. .... --, -.-
 Another surprise may be sprung by Coach Bob Fisher when the Harvard team takes the field tomorrow but as things stood tonight he said no lineup was more probable than that which he has used in the pat day or two Ham mond, the sophomore star, and Chapia, varsity letter man, are still alterna- tive choices at fu.fbaci in this lineup. Captain Buell. is scheduled to star at quarterback but Crimson strategists may decide overnight to hold him on the side- lines for insertion at some special stage of the game, rather than expose him 70 early misrepresentation by another injury
 Yale still ruled the favorite in the wagering tonight, but with the odds, which had been to 3, narrowing as e result of increasing Harvard's hopes and confidence Coach Jones said he ex- pected Yale to come through winner in what should be its hardest game. Coach Fisher said Harvard should play better than previously this season and win.
 The big Blue team, likS Harvard fac ing tomorrow's game with the hope of retrieving an sx-atlc season by victory over its ancient foe, was cheer ed by almost the entire student body as it went through open practice in the bowl this afternoon. -...
 The Yale undergraduates had a glimpse Of -Harvard's hopefuls as they left the'' field to give the Crimson a chance for secret practice. After an hour workout and G'ila the Harvard men went to the Clark hotel at Derby where they spent the night The Yale men slept in their own beds, under orders to stay at their dormitories.
 While they rested, the crowd of to- MOTION came pouring in to fill all hotels to force undergraduates to sleep two and three to a bed, and to make for night before of gayety and color, with dances glee club concerts, dinner spreads and other events. At the University club m New York was scheduled reunion and banquet of the Yale e.even of 1892, which made the greatest combined scort against opponents of any Blue team, and held all corners without score. Vance Mccormick, quarterback and captain was the host tonight.
 Vigorous police prosecution did not sup press entirely speculation in tickets fol the game, and at prices that ranged from S20 to $50 a pair they attained { value greater than their weight in gold
 The probable lineup follows:
 Yale Harvard