The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-18
YALE-PRINCETON : FOOTBALL ELEVENS
 IN ANNUAL TILT
(Continued from Page One.) Acid Test for Tad Jones,

The meeting also will give 8 more intimate view of T. A. D. Jones either as a maker of destiny or as one whose leadership Is not long for this world. It is no star chamber secret that upon the success of the Yale eleven in the Princeton and Harvard games hangs the future of Jones as head coach at New Haven.
 He must win either game or both to be retained. for Yale Is about fed up on failure in the face of optimistic prospects.
 On paper the Yale team Is the strongest it has mustered since the days of Ted Coy and is pretty gener- ally favored to beat Princeton. It may or may not do so, for Yafe elevens of the present generation are given to the annoying custom of playing second class football against first class rivals.
 However, a comparison of the teams shows the bulldog much the sounder, defensively. and, with backs of the calibre of O'Hearn, Jordan, ed of greater variety and power in attack.
 Indeed. it is understood that Prince- ton does not hope to hold Yale in the Ellis. and with this idea in mind will open wide everything it has in the strategc bag.
 Princeton Tricky.
 Princeton has ever been inclined more to the unorthodox than have Yale and Harvard, and today its at tack is expected to range through all phases of the open game, particularly if Yale manages to get an early lead. kickoff and the goal-line pass, which Such plays as the lateral pass on the Cleaves and German are said to have trumped up on the spur of the mos ment. were carried through in the Chicago game. with Princeton trailing by score of IS to T. They show to what lengths team with insecure defense will go.
 The Princeton team this year is not only below the Tiger standard, defensively, but it has no baI1-ruuner of the Lourfe type nor no line plunger such as Garrity. It must re- sort to guile and subtlety, and around an individual named Snively is built most of the strategy. He Is a re- markable forward passer, and YadA will do well to hurry his movements at all times, not forgetting for a mo- ment to keep weather eye on Cleaves. German. Gray and other eli- gible receivers.
 Two Other Big Games.
 New York, Nov. 1.-Two games stand out conspieuously over all others in today's list of football at fractions, namely the meeting of Yale and Princeton at Princeton and that of Michigan and Wisconsin at Ann Arbor. On the result of both, will
  the eastern and western titles.
 Little, if any, behind the Ann Arbor date in the matter of importance is the conference game between Illinois and Chicago and the big western Pennsylvania struggle involving Pitts burgh and Washington and Jefferson. Other sectional games of moment are those between Syracuse and Colgate. ancient rival, Pennsylvania and Penn State, Centre College and Alabama Poly Georgia and Vanderbilt, Cali foria and Nevada. Stanford and Washington, Nebraska and Kansas Ohio State and Iowa. Okla homa and Texas, Amherst and Will Hams. Ora and Grinnell, Notre Dame and Butler, Tennessee and the Univer-a sity of the South and Tulane and 
 Several of the big guns have scheduled opponents of minor inn portance Cornell playing Columbia and the Army meeting Bates. Har- ward, however. may run across trou- ble with Brown University and tho meeting between Holy Cross and Fordham for the Catholic college title will be by no means a cakewalk.