New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

| "hSA ., all1 WthSi WAtA hoNS ShPaI4sS
Colgate game and the feud between
The biggest crowd that ever jammed,
It's way into the Archbold Stadium at
Syracuse will be on hand to see the
| Orange in its annual meeting with its
upstate rival. This 10 one Of those
struggles in which both sides arc anx-
ious for victory for more than one
reason.
Syracuse 10 primed for q win be-
cause. In spite Of a slow start and one
unfortunate defeat, 1t has q chance Of
rounding out a splendid year in foot
ball. Colgate also haa the opportunity
or rather Dick Harlow has the
chance--of finishing with fine record
in this his first year ut the Hamilton
institution.
4. Syracuse Develops With Rush
Lately Syracuse has come along bril-
II iiantly. The team finally seems to have
struck its stride. If tho Orange can
show the same kind Of football it dis
played against Nebraska and McGill IL
Is bound to finish the year with u VIC
tory.
Colgate. too, has come fast. Harlow,
as capable coach as there is in tho
country, has given the Hamilton In
stitution hard-fghting, well-drilled
team that has held it's own with all
Of it's opponents. Colgate will be no
set-up to-day, and those who attend
this contest are sure Of seeing some
4 Of che best football of the year. De-
perfect Syracuse appears TO have the
stronger offense and should win.
I For years Penn has been aiming to
svenge q! series Of defeats handed it
by Penn State. This year tho Red and
Blue seems to have its chance. II
| old Penn steps out and beats State to-
morrow the enthusiasm Of it's followers
for the Cornell struggle on Thanks
giving Day. will know no bounds.
1 Beat State Ia the slogan the boys
/ in Philadelphia are singing just at
4 present.
Besides these two games there are
the annual Brown Harvard and the
! Amherst Williams celebrations sched-
uled fer tomorrow. Brown hasn't
/ beaten Harvard In number Of years;
but this is just the season the Provi-
dence students are likely to turn the
trick. They have been working toward
that end all year long and can be
counted on to show considerable in the
| Stadium tomorrow.
/ A loyal son Of old Lord GeofPrey
Amherst told US yesterday to watch
| Amherst against the Purple tomorrow.
| Well keep an off eye on the fight from
distance, never fear, but we can't see
4 how the Amherst students are going
to down the eleven that Wendell has
been grooming.
The Williams team has shown
marked Improvement since the start Of
the year. something that cannot be
enid Of the Purple and White. IL Am
herst trims its rival this time the
shock will be felt severely all through
New England.
Michigan Illinois Attractive
There's q game in the Middle West
that ought to be 8 royal knockout, viz,
the meeting of Wisconsin and Mlchi-
gan. illinois victory over the Badgers
last week will not make the Madison
outfit any too easy; but the Wisconsin
students will have to show everything
they have and then some to hold the
warrirs Of Fielding H. Xost in check.
That Michigan eleven Is as smart and
as speedy as any in the country and
has Its heart set on winning the con-
ference championships this fall. 1t
looks as II its ambition will be reali-
zed
The Harvard Brown erapple ought
to be interesting in every respect. The
outcome should furnish line on the
relative merits of Yale and Harvard.
The Ellis defeated the Brunonians
! handily, did the job in finished man
, ner, and all followers OF the Blue will
be waiting to see whether the Crimson
does as we'll. Whether. it does or not
may not matter such, 50 far as next
: weeks struggle is concerned-and yet
! it may.
Brown defensively 10 very strong
and Harvard will be forced to show
) something more than a skeleton Of
, Tense to win. Brown, with nothing TO
lose, can afford to cut loose with
everything it has. ;,
, Speaking of interesting games don,'
overlook that fight out in Pittsbursf
Washington and Jefferson. Last year
, the Presidents were victorious. the
first time in years. Old "Pop" will not
be contented to leave the Smoky City
without first avenging all defeats, and
undoubtedly his proteges will be told
TO step out to-day at their fanciest
| pace. Good football should abound in
. this meeting.
Auhurn-Cenere Worth Watching
One can find g good game almos,
anywhere in the country to-day. Down
in Dixie Auburn and Centre will come
together in what looks like Mexican
stand off, Up in the hills ofaold New
Hampshire, or rather Vermont, Yer.
mont, with one OF Lne DeSt Teams q
ever had, will face it's rival, Middle.
burr, confidently and jubilantly. Yer.
mont to-day will probably try to ami
hilate its traditional foe, now that IL
senses the opportunity.
Columbia regained little prestige
last week by its showing against Mid.
; dlebury and it's loyal and hopeful fol.
lowers figure the team has g fine
chance Of downing Dartmouth. In spite
OF q rather poor showing against Cor.
nell last week the Green looks like the
: winner frop, every angle.
: New York University and Rutgers
t have picked neutral field FOR their
meeting, the same being East Orange
NJ. J. The Violet hasn't shown any toe
much this year. Never theless, it car
redeem itself if it will take in the
husky Rutgers eleven which has done