New Britain herald., 1924-11-01
FOUR HEADL|NERS
 ON EASTERN GRIDS
Yale, Lafayette, Cornell, Syra.
 CuSe Have Hard Jobs
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press
 New York, Nov. Flour games headline the program in the East today as tho football season enters It's final month.
 Lafayette and Pennsylvania will meet at Philadelphia, Neither has been beaten or tied. Yale with tied game marrcd it's record, will meet Army, already defeated, before S0,- 900 at the bowl in the spectacle ol the day.
 Cornell and Columbia, both de- teated, clash at Ithaca in pSychol- ogy test. Dartmouth, tied by Yale, struggles with Brown, defeated by Yale and Chicago, in meeting Of old rivals.
 Syracuse, third and last squad in the East, neither beaten nor tied, will take on Pittsburgh, twice de- teated, at Syracuse. Harvard and Princeton, both beaten, rest up on the eve of theirs game next week, with Boston Y. and Swarthmorc, re- spectiVcly. Rutgers and l.ehigh, among the tied but not defeated teams. take on minor teams, Frank lin and Marshall and MuhlcnbCrg. Penn state and Navy, both heavy losers this year, clash at Annapolis.
 Except Navy, which lost four Of Its stars by faculty ban during the week, all of the important trams enter the home stretch with regular lineup intact Coaches have husband ei their charges throughout the week by comparatively light scrim- maseS Princeton and Lafayette 1 held no contact drills
 Kruez, kicking fulIbach of the | QUakerS. will be in the Lafayette game. according 10 last reports after an injury lad threatened to keep him out, and the two squads will bo | complete as they enter the struggle 1 which may decide the mythical championship of the East this year. Lafayette is q slight fayorite on | form, but the margin Is arbitrary.
 Yale is given q sentimental edge | over Army which shapes up. how ever. as the stronger team. The Ellis 1 have shown an ability to come from behind when seemingly beaten three times this season and for that req son is rated more reliable than inc Army which is often subject 10 flat tires in the tiring stages Of the game. Opinion grows, as Sane-tinIe approaches, however, that this may be one of the few years when the mule will kick the bull dog. It is an experienced and strong mule which exhibited qualities of dura- blity and deception against Notrc Dame. The bull dog is yet a pup, but may grow up as,oundingly during the battle.
 l The usual dress parade of cadets 1 will prcccdc the game.
 1 Cornell, quiet aud retired for two | weeks following two defeats N Aich ] shattered d three-ycar procession Of victory, will not come out scething to meet d Columbia eleven which edges the big rcd on form but which lost beloved coach turing the week when Percy Ilaughton died.
 Whether the Interruption uf death blunta1 or sharpeucd the Columbia 1 form cannot be forecast
 Dartmouth. which ouIplaycd Yale in their 14-14 tie and defeated liar ward on tho next weekend, will be favored 10 beat Brown which Was beaten hy Yale after htIing unti the last four minutes and which also lost to Chicago But the BrlIiug arr logged and the Green is expected 10 he hard put
 Syracuse Was ailc only 10 mah' one first down last week against Pom State. although fl won by con vcrtnc a tumble into touchdown, and Pitt, though twice beaten, mig dinge the shining armor of tho | tCoDtinued on Following Pagc)