New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

Yale, with its great backfield, faces an opportunity to win its first big three title in seven years. The Army Navy outcome, as the dopesters see it, is what is generally called toss up."
 Despite the fact that everyone of the experts has predicted a victory for the Bulldog in the Harvard sta- dium, sturdy defense is being built by Harvard and Tad Jones' all-star backfield may find stopping blocks against the Crimson where they found holes last Saturday against Princeton.
 The Armys hopes are built around Smythe, the quarterback flash whose work in the game against the Middies at Philadelphia last November brought IF to II victory for the Army Smythe ran the team yester- day when work was continued until after dark, with arclights Illuminating the field at West Point. Knute Rock re. the Notre Dame wizard, was ex- pected at West Point to help the Army coaches today.
 The Navy coaches are trying to de- termine upon their lineup. Foiwelfs star ends are suffering from injuries and it is doubtful if they will be able to play. Barchet whose work car ried the Navy to glory in 1921, may be replaced in the backiield by snap lev, a 1922 substitute, who has de- yeloped into a great offensive player.
 In Boston old Harvard men are is- suing warnings to Yale admirers that it is best to be conservative m pre- dieting what the Bulldog will do 10 the Crimson Saturday. Tack Hard wick warns Yale men not to mortgage their homes to wager on their team' Ed Robinson, coach at Brown, whose eleven won from the Crimson last Saturday expressed the belief that Harvard could not be relegated to the background as competitor Tor winning score.
 "Chet" La. Roche, former Yale star' says that Jones uses a little psycho- logical stuff in keeping Neidlinger and StGkenS, 1ult Duihi'ih sNN'' the game during the first half.
 "Neidinger and Stevens arc hieh strung hoys," he said. Jones Keeps them on the bench until they are most ready to throw him off the heid unless he sends them into the game They slide up and down the bench during the first half, developing store of nervous energy and then when they get into the game they tear things sidewise and crooked
 Hugo Bczdek, the Penn State coaeh i'm Now York on n visit, took the oc- casion to nominate Harry Wilson, ms star back and Bedonk, his giant guard for inc All-Amorican. Bezdek said he thought his eleven had soou chance to defeat Pittsburg III .heir coming game. He added that Fenn state would not play west Frg,nla again next year. These teams playeu A 13.i3 tic in New York several weohS ago.
 Cornell, facing probably it's hardest .amo of the season in PennsylNahia en Thanksgiving day, will have all ot ,,. repulars in the lineup. Frank suha- strom. right tackle, returned 'o 'ho line yesterday.
 co,umbia prepares for Dartmouth an Thanksciving day and fordham IS getting ready for Rutecrs'
 Luis Angel Firpo may not " ehampion boxer, in fact Denips.s conyincingly showed that he Wash ', hut he sure leads them all as "' "alibi AL"
 ..is said "a good man known when s,.s beatnn." Evidently Buls Ansei isn't good for much.
 Even though he does seem to thinh t- is such d terrible place, he didnt hesitate much about separating the n,cdplous public from thousands aid thousands of their hard eaFhou shckels.
 lis inc public that has the kick not Luis. They paid to sec hghter nrht Instead, they saw q would-be tighter. albeit a remarkably powerful man. stand up only to be anockel down.
 Rnt enough of Lou, we're tired of him and his funny ideas anyway.
 red Coy. the last Yale man b rrots ,no Harvard line at Cambridge, td- dressed the Eli team last night. sad be; DO not say are We going 10 beat Harvard?' but How much are ue going to beat HarSard.'
 rcd turned the trick back in 1907 and 1909.
 My own finished sixth in field Of nine at Bowie yesterday and Admiral Grayson. disgusted with his colts poor showing, retired the horse until spring.
 smYtbc. the Army star. may not l play against the Navy. Captain Null
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