Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04
Battle Bet,reen Undefeated
Teams in Netc York May
Decide Collegiate Football
Title of East
FLORIDA At HARVARD

RI LOOKS like the calm before the
] storm on the football horizon in the
East today. Here and there black
spots. threatening disturbances. dot
the sky, but there Is no sign OF gen.
sral fury.
The worst storm Of the day seems
70 be settled around New lOrK. where
Lafayette will clash with Washington
and Jefferson. There also appears to
be trouble in the air Mt Syracuse, where
the Orange will oppose Nebraska. but
unless the unexpected happens. 1t Will
be fair and perhaps warm at other
points.
Heat waves will approach Cambridge
and this city from the South In the
football players from Florida. and
Alabama. Harvard and Pennsylvania
athletes may drop few pounds from
perspiratiOn, but are expected to
survive.
Crimson Odds. On Favorite
Not much is known Of the strength
Of the Florida aggregation. but the
Crimson should have no trouble turn.
ing bnck the Southerners.
Yale may have trouble with Brown,
but will try to save its strength TOR
the big storm ut Princeton, November
II. The Tigers. however. must face
Swarthmore and although the New
Jersey team is favored 70 win b.
good margin, the Garnet is sure to put
up q tough gamc.
The Lafayette. and J. skirlniah
Will probably produce better football
and more fight than any other game.
Both teams have a long string OF VIC
tories, with the Maroon holding
sliyl,t edge, TIE Presidents have not
shown the power they were expected
10 this season, but Neale may have
been saving his stuff for Sutherland
and his students. The game Is likely :"
decide the championship Of the East.
Cornell. after two weeks rest. will
swing into action against COlumbin.
which means n rough day for the New
Yorkers. The Ithacans have brcez"i
through the season in grand style. ana
it is not likely that Buck o. Neiis
eleven will be able to give pob;es attn.
lptes much Of Il battle.
Middics Rest
The Army should have it easy against
St, Bonnyenturc. 1t is mn of day for
the Middies. and they have earned the
rest nftpr their 14-O victory over Penn
State yesterday. Rezdek's boys afs''
have holiday. but it's sud one.
Lchigh takes OH Colgate. and unless
the Brown and White shows a lot of
improvement Bcthlchem fans are
doomed to sorrow. Muhlenbrrg sup
pcrtsrs also will have something to
worry about after the clash with Buck.
nell at L.cwisburg unless Old Man Dope
has things all bawled up.
There are two stiff struggles listed
between Catholic schools. The Villa.
nova eleven will oppose Boston College
at Boston. and the Main Liners will
have to show more than they have IN
any previous game TO win. Cavanaugh
has n team at Boston good enough to
hold Lafayette to 1910. and that's no
small feat. Another interesting CathO-
lie skirmish will takc place ut Wash.
ington, when Holy Cross faces, George
town. The Worcester warriors are the
favorites.
There will be some fur scattered about
the place when Dickinson and Gcltys-
hurg meet at Harrisburg. Tho Car
Isle team has been very successful
favOrite, but Tom Wood, another for.
lner Penn State star. has developed an
excellent eleven at Gettysburg and the
battlefield collegians are out strong for
victory.
Both Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech
have selected ensy rivals for today.
The I'anthsrs will engage Geneva and
Carnegie Tech will line up against
Allegheny.
Drcxcl Institute will be at home to
81. Johns athletes and hopes to tender
them a warm reception. Huverford
also will be entertaining. The Main
Liner oppose Guilford. another
Quaker college team from the Caro-.
linas. At Chester. the Pennsylvania
Military College eleven battles Frank
lin and Marshall and up at Reading
Ursinus and Albright will clush.
Clemson Battles Tech
In the South one of the big games
OF the day IL the battle between Glenn
son and Georgia Tech. At one time
when Heisman, the present Penn coach,
was tutor at Clemson. Tech was usually
beaten. but from the time Heisman
hrst went to Atlanta the Golden Tor.
nado has held the edge.
Centre faces Kentucky at Lexington
and Virginia opposes Washington and
Lee at Charlottesville. Scwnnee, the
team which lost to Penn q few weeks
ago, lines up against South Carolina
at Columbia and the Vanderbilt ath-
ictes, who held Michigan to a scoreless
tie, BATTLES Tennessee at Knoxville.
catholic University plays Virginia Mil.
Nary Institute ut Lexington. Va.
Michigan and the Michigan Aggies
put on their Nnnual entertainment ut
Ann Arbor. This is one Of the big
games of the Middle West. Notre
Dame will clash with Indiana at South
Send: Minneapolis will be the scene Of
the clash between Wisconsin and Min
ne6Ota and Northwestern md Illinnis