South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
HARVARD TIGER
AND IRISH ARMY
GAMES DRAW FANS
NOtre Dame West Point Clash
Shares Limelight With
Cambridge Event.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O.-(By A.
P)-The first Of the big three"
football classics - the Harvard
Princeton clash at Cambridge-over-
shadows all other games on eastern
gridirOns tomorrow Both elevens
appear TO be evenly matched and
the outcome probably will depend
upon the breaks of the play and the
individual efforts Of one or more
players. Other important contests
between apparently evenly matched
elevens will be Army and NOtre
Dame; Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania
and Bucknell and Lehigh.
Contests in which this approx
innate equal strength does not ap-
pear 10 exist will include Cornell vs..
Dartmouth; Maryland We. Yale, Nc
Gill vs.. Syracuse; Navy VS.. st. Xav-
Ter; and Lafayttee vs.. Rutgers. On
general form no Upsets are antici-
pated.
Princeton is determined to defeat
Harvard. The Tiger has not won
from the crimsOn's on the latter's
home gridiron since 1896. While
Harvard is slightly favored TO win,
every indication points TO a bitterly
fought contest. The Tiger eleven
has been especially pointed for this
particular game
NOtre Dame VS.. Army
Only second in importance among
the Eastern games Will be the inter
| sectional struggle on the West Point
| plains between the Army and Notre
Dame The middle western comb
nation comes east indicated and
with a remarkable record for all
round ability including the old
fashione4 plunging advance and the
/ overhead attack All Of which is a
/ testimonial. TO the coaching ability
OF KnEte Rockne, who has been
/ forced TO develop an almost entirely
new team as the result of the loss
| Of several players following the ex-
\ pose of last season.
The Army, however, has a far dit
/ ferent combination from that which
was defeated by Notre Dame last
year IS TO The team IS stronger
/ in every department. The tt tie
with Yale IS the nearest approach
I 10 a setback experienced by the ca
| diets 20 date.
Pittsburg viii have a slight ad-
vantage over Pennsylvania when
they face at Philadelphia. on season
form. but this may be erased il the
Quakers develop again the fighting
spirit which resulted in the over
{ Al.
true OF Lafayette against Rutgers.
The latter eleven has the weight and
power but apparently lacks the finer
football sense and development to
cope with the Easton. Pa, aggrega-
ton
Yale Meets Maryland.
Yale should have no difficulty in
defeating Maryland. which has al
ready lost 10 both Princeton and
I Pen nsyIvania. Syracuse should win
from McGiu university OF Cana ca.
for the latter team devoted much OF
/ It's gridiron time 20 the Rugby game.
| Its excursion into the realms Of the
I !nte-colle gate contest is merely a
side issue.
Dartmouth probably Will give Cor
nell a stiffer battle than last year.
when the Green was defeated. 80 10
7, but Il does not appear probable
that the Hanover eleven can stop the
undefeated Ithaca scoring machine
Among the other games. Washing
ton and jefferson Will face Wabash
and the middle west team Will have
10 be high class 70 stop the Presi-
dents after the showing they made
against Lafayette a week ago.
Navy IS playing s.. Xavier and
Columbia faces Middlebury.