Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-27

mia on Franklin field. Philadelphia.
This struggle has been n fixture for
years and is generally looked upon as
one of the gridiron classics of the
east. For a time the Quakers had all
the best of the annual contests, but
in recent years the Ithacans have
been too powerful and have won by
commanding scores.
Indications are Cornell will win this
years game. Penn has not shown
enough football to warrant a victory
over the strong Ithaca eleven, which
is composed of some great players, in
Guiding kaw, the wonderful halfback.'
Cornell has not played what might be
generally considered a hard schedule
and the team has been pointed more
or less for the Penn game since the
opening of the season. If the Ithacans
win d~ecisively they will be entitled to
a high rating among the leading
teams of the country.
Pittsburgll-P Penn State Clash.
The Pittsburgh-Penn State struggle
on Forbes field, Pittsburgh, always at
tracts a capacity crowd despite show
ings which the teams make in pre-
vious struggles. Both ~elevens have
been beaten this year, but still an
enormous crowd will witness Thurs
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Lafayette and West Virginia, the
smoky city eleven coached by Glen
Warner has shown vast improvement.
This was shown in the w. and J.
game which Pitt won, 10 to 0: Pre-
vious to this struggle, the Presidents
were rated about the strongest team
in the east. but their decisive defeat
by Warmers eleven lowers them in the
final rating. Z
In the middle west. a great struggle
viii take place at Lincoln, where Ne
strongest team in the Missouri Valley
conference, will meet Notre Dame,
one OF the undefeated elevens of the
country. Although the Hoosiers were
held to a scoreless tie by the Army,
they have defeated Georgia Tech, st.
Louis, Purdue, Indiana and Butler.
They met Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh
yesterday. !
Rockne Deserves Credit.
Following yesterdays struggle, No
tire Dame will have only two days
practice before it hits the rails for
the Cornhuskers' stronghold. If Car
negie Tech was defeated yesterday
and the team can win from Nebras-
ka, il; will he entitled to a lot Of credit
because Of the long jumps it will have
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! Until Nebraska was beaten by syria.
cuse, the Cornhuskers were looked
upon as n of the most formidable
~aggregations in the country. Coach.
Dawson has a fine squad Of men. They
are heavy and fast Inc well adapted
Tor a slashing running attack. The
team has decisively beaten elevens OF
note in the MISSOURI Valley conferences
and a victory over Notre Dame will
be a browning climax to a successful
season.
Notre Dame, however. will 20 west
determined to fight the Cornhuskers
all the way. Althoughtweakened at the
tai OF the season by loss of veterans
implicated In a professional game q
Year ago. Coach RockneS has gradually
perfected g smooth working machine.
in8SPaul Castner he has one Of the
best ktckerss In the country and this
player WILDE an important, factorf 81
the struggle because OF his kfckinr.
Heswtll also do a lot of the forward
passing, the attack which will Be RS
He'd supon9by Notre Dame.
Notrc Dame; Popular squad.
This game IL attracting no end 81
interest sthr0hght the 1stafe sof Nebras-
FkANAnd surrounding territory. Notre
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