New Britain herald., 1924-11-20
|ALERTNESS OF ELI
 ID PLAY BIG PART
Much in Saturdays Game De
 pendS..Other Contests

New York. Nov. 2o.--The fina eastern jousts in a season teemine with football fervor will be fought on frozen fields Saturday where shivering thousands, bundled irI coats and furs. will offer their last opposition to the advance of win. l ter.
 Crippled Harvard will hobble int q the Yale bowl bent upon kicking the rage out of the Bulldog and thd kick will come into prominence wher. the contest starts. Some Crimson tod may be uncovered which can copfI with a powerful Eli offensive an Harvards devastated line may fn,l the heart to cluthch the Bulldog while the kicking is done.
 The Cambridge plan, always hid den until the first whistle sounds appears to be rushing attack at the start in hope of rout, employment oS the forward pass which Dartmouth used with such success againsI Cornell week ago--then, If fat. intervene, a bunting game whici. will keep the Blue away from the posts. Harvard will attempt to strik, the first blow and make that a soiid one. battering down the enemy untiI the teams are on even terms.
 Yale also will turn to the forwart pass which accomplished the defea of Princeton, and Scott, clevei kicker. will be ready to kick iron, any point within the Crimson terri
 tory. The Blue line is strong ane aggressive from end to end, a typica. Jones production, and it is adept il covering the action behind the lins when a forward pass is to come Yale should outrush Harvard ana | also outkick her. Much depends, however, on tn Elis' ability to care for unexpected contingencies which arise whenevel these ancient foes meet. A loose bal. may swing the tide. A team of power, boosting the ful' strength. will have everything Il 1 lose, the glory of an undefeated sea son which includes the conquest oI elevens of note, and only expected victory to gain. Harvard will bA fighting for football life, the systerl of Haughton and Fisher, and t3 erase the ignominy of defeat at tn, hands of smaller institutions. At Philadelphia eight men of ths Rutgers eleven which has force! its way through to the first five II eastern football, will appear in theil last college games. The backne will lose Bcnkert and Hazel, its stai performers, and the line loses Gih son, Fuchs, Captain Brennan, Lin coin, Bender and Kiernan. Tn, husky Hazers presence in the flna clash of the year and his last is bl no neans certainty as he is sui. fering from an injured ankle. Gih, son, who played in the backfield year ago, may be in the noted kick CTS place when play starts. | Bucknell has improved tremen 'dously since its defeat by Lafayette as shown by its victory over th5 Navy. s to 0, under adverse weatheI conditions last Saturday. The Penn sylvanians have scoring powe which has been demonstrated agains
 lesser elevens and may be anon those to add another surprise to tn. long list. Rutgers will be & heay
 favorite, however.
 ! Colgate and Syracuse meet on tn
 latter's field for the twenty-sixt
 time. the series having started i 1891. The Hamilton eleven has wo
 14 contests, Syracuse nine and tw
 have been ties. For five years frors 1917 to 1922, Syracuse was supreme but in 1923 was the victim of one 0 the years sensations when an unde
 feated Orange team went down be
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