Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-21
TERSECT|ONAL.
GR|DIRON TEAMS
To MEET TODAY
Harvard viii Meet Centre
Z for Third and Last Time
at Cambridge; Princeton
Plays Maryland.

New York, Oct. 20 (by the AS
ISOLATED Press. - Intersectional
games again will add zest TO foot
fall in the east tomorrow. Har-
ward will meet Centre college for
the third and last time at Cam
bridge: Princeton tackles Mary
land at Princeton; the Navy has
Georgia Tech as its opponent at
Annapolis; Syracuse faces Pitts
burgh mt Syracuse and Georgetown
will mingle with Fordham in this
city.
Outstanding among the purely
sectional contests of the day will
be Cornell-Colgate game at Ithaca;
Yale against Williams at New Ha-
ven; Pennsylvania against Swarth-
more at Philadelphia; Brown
against Lehigh at Bethlehem;
Dartmouth against Vermont at
Hanover, and Army against New
Hampshire state at West Point.
OF chief interest, perhaps, to the
average follower of the autumn
sport will be the struggle in the
Harvard stadium between the col
orful "Praying Colonies" from Ken
lucky and the orthodox but well
trained Crimson players. With each
institution credited with one VIC
tory in the games of the past two
years, the struggle Will probably
break the standing tie and furnish
a climax to the series, for under
the new triangular agreement re-
Gently entered into by Yale, Har--
ward and Princeton, intersectionai
games appear to be a thing OF 'he
past.
Flushed with a series of sensa-
tional triumphs during the season
of 1919, Centre came to Cambridge
in the middle of the 1920 campaign
with a remarkable forward pass
ing attack, only be turned back,
II to IA, by the better line-rushing
offensive OF the Crimson. Moth
ing daunted, Centre returned to
Danville and developed defense
for the short plunge, and came
back last season to win from Har-
ward, to 0, due to Red" Rob
erts' wonderful defensive play and
''Bo" McMillan's speed and clever
ness on foot in broken field run.
Mcmillan will be missing when /
the teams line up tomorrow. put
Roberts will be on hand, bigger |
and perhaps more impressive. Cen
ire started the season with her
usual string of double figure scores,
piling up a total of 15S points in
the first three games. Against
Virginia Poly last Saturday the
Colonies did not appear so impress
siye, Although Centre won, III TO
8, accounts from the southland In
dictate that the Danvllle collegians
were outplayed and lucky to win.
Harvard has not been particu-
iarly impressive although no OPP
ponent has been able to cross the
Crimson goal line. At the present
moment The back field appears to
be stronger and more advanced
than the line.
II is likely that the Cambridge
will not be set tot
check any extended aeriel attack l.
staged by the southerners and de-
pend upon quick line thrusts and
wide end runs for its gains.
The navy will throw an unus-
lally heavy and powerful team
against Georgia Tech, and while
he Middies are not 1af advanced
along the football trail, their
Doundage and drive should prove
IN imposing obstacle TO Georgia
.ictory.
Princeton will meet Maryland,
which lost to Pennsylvania a week
Ego, II to 0. Both of Penn's scores
anne as a result of forward passes
md long runs and it was apparent
hat Maryland had little offense
or either passes or end runs. The
southerners could and did hold
against line attacks in
Tide their 10 yard line.
Two close games appear certain
when Syracuse faces Pittsburgh and
Cornell lines UP against Colgate.
Pittsburgh has already lost to
Lafayette and West Virginia in
utterly contested games. SYRIA
use showed a strong offensive