New Britain herald., 1924-10-25
DAYS GAMES WILL RESULT
 W CHANCE W STANDINGS
Powerful College Elevens In East Clashing and in Each Case a Win or Loss Will Affect Prestige.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press
 New York. Oct 25.--Football games upon the eastern stage today will express wide range of the character of the sport.
 Temperament will be stressed at Princeton where the highly-charged Tigers will face the baffling Notre Dame windmill which last year blew the little brother Of footballs oldest family around Palmer Stadium and scored 25 to victory before Rockne turned off the speed.
 During the last week Princeton has prepared as never before for any team not of the Big Three. Notre Dame will be without its captain and line star, Captain Adam Walsh and the Tigers hope to aggravate his ab- sence by charging fast enough to stop the blades of Crowley, Layden and Miller before they gain momen- tum.
 It will mark the last appearance In the east of Rockne's famous squad of the last two years, all of which leave school next June.
 Harvard Dartmouth.
 At Havard the conservative and slowly developing Crimson will wrestle with a powerful Dartmouth eleven polished by its friction with Yale last week. The Green is favor- ed on seasons form to win, but the outcome of the contest will be vital ly affected by the extent that Harv- ard unfolds in the slow process of preparation for the Big Three bat ties.
 Yale Brown.
 With the same idea in mind Tad Jones will tinker about his machine at New Haven while Yale spars with Brown in what should be good | workout for Eli. Yale is in the for native period. with it's character in the making, but observers estimate | that the boy will turn out well.
 Cold efficiency, demonstrated in | the Syracuse attack throughout the | year, will lay it's knife upon the form | of Penn State. still bewildered from Is to 13 defeat by Georgia Tech | last week although the northern | squad excelled in all departments of | the game but that of scoring. The | Orange, with Mcbride, Bowman and | Foley working behind veteran line, should win it's fifth straight victory although the possibility of the Nit | tany Lion finding itself upon its own | gridiron, is strong.
 Lafayette-W. J.
 Lafayette and w. and J. choosing | to abandon their home fields for a neutral game, will engage in a game of skill at the Yankee Stadium, with continuance as one of the unbeaten elevens of the year a prize for the victor. Two seasons back w. and J. won 14 to IS. Last it was to 6. Lafayette looms as one of the strong teams of the present season and is favored to win.
 Center-West Virginia
 Straying still farther from home are two southern elevens, West Vir- ginia and Center, which came all the way to the Polo Grounds to settle a rivalry which began five years ago in the mountains famed for their feuds.
 Center was an unknown then and West Virginia was warm with na- tional applause following a 30 to victory over Princeton. Bo McMil- Ian, Red Roberts and Red Weaver were introduced to the football world that day as Center won IS to 6. The spotlight has strayed from Danville in recent years and West Virginia has'its hand on the switch today, eager to turn it off entirely.
 WiIIiams-Columbia
 Almost obscured by the visiting delegations. Columbia, New Works own eleven. will come to bitter grips at Baker field with the brave little Williams eleven that turned Cornell out of the sweet pasture of victory after three years of fat and easy liv- Ing. Family skeletons will rattle in the battle. Coach Wendell of Will Hams is a pupil of Percy Haughton. mentor of Columbia. The Blue and White will attempt to reverse three straight defeats by Williams and ac- ouire the winning habit. Columbia Is the biggest obstacle in the Dath of an undefeated season for Will liams.
 Rutgers-Lehigh
 Rutgers and Lehigh, two tough toys, will clash at Bethlehem and the impact may knock one from the undefeated class. Rutgers had beat sn Cornell and Lehigh outplayef Princeton slightly in scoreless tie.
 Pitt-Carnegie
 Pitt and Carnegie Tech will tangle et Pittsburgh in a bitter family strife. Each has already been de- fested, Penn, leading eastern team In points scored and games won, should slide home over Greasy Neale's Virginia. Bucknell meets Georgetown and Fordham clashes with Holy Cross in other interesting games for their sections,
 Cornell is not scheduled.