New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
UNBEATEN TEAMS
 PLAY SATURDAY
Lafayette, ". < ], Center and
 Williams in Features

New York, Oct. 21.-Four of the unbeaten elevens of the east and south, Lafayette, w. and J., Center and Williams, will participate in the three major games to be played in New York next Saturday.
 Lafayette and Washington and Jefferson will resume their grdron debates which, in the last two years have been as closely contested as the recent world series, W. and J., employing the forward pass to earn the point after touchdown, won a II to 13 combat two years ago. Last season the score was 6-G.
 Both teams have their strongest liIeups ready and the result will probably eliminate one from the list of unbeaten. The game will be played at the Yankee stadium.
 Football history of recent years is also intcrtwined with the Center West Virginia battle at the Polo Grounds. Four years ago West tir- Sinia looked forward 10 the Center date as a soft spot in the campaign for eastern honors following q cdushing defeat of Princeton. Tho Praying CoIonc!s" won the contest 12 to 6 and blossonrl into m ol prominence which continued %~l this season.
 Center. now without its famous coach. Charlie Moran, played a O-O tie with Valparaiso in it's first game but crushed Pennsylvania last Sat urday. Despite its II to 17 defeat by Pittsburgh, the Morgantown team appears to be much stronger end may turn off the spotlight which it focused on Center four years ago.
 The third important clash of the weekend will be the Columbia Williams battle at Baker field. Will liams by repeating its victory of last season. would remove it's last for ' midabe obstacle 10 an undefeatCd season. Columbia, though defeated by Penn, appears to be stronger than last year. The contest promises d stubborn fight
 Other major clevens report a re- markedly good physical condition going into the semi final stage Of the season.
 Princeton is bursting with conf 6'nce in its ability to go out and get Notre Dame. The comeback against the Navy, the return of Captain Buzz Stout to the lineup at end and the favorable impression made by the diminutiye Dinsmore at quertcr- back in the battle with the Sailors, explain the eNubcrance.
 Harvard experiences a similar re- action from the Holy Cross game which was won in the last quarter and with three regulars out. These men, including GrhrEc, will he ready for Dartmouth and the Crimson is preparing to stop the foe which out played Yale.
 The Blue also takes pride in it's ability 10 turn fumblcs into scores hnd to stand nightly on the goal line and say they shall not pars." " Observers of the Eli form are of the opinion that Tad Jones's squad is shaping into team which will rival its great predecessor when Noycm- ber's important battles are fought. Yale entertains Brown on Saturday.
 Df frtmouth, somewhat disappoint- ed in its failure 10 defeat Yale, went to work determined to permit no Harvard stand on the goal line to forestall another victory.
 At Ithaca, Coach Dobie, whose team has been beaten in its last two starts after an unhroken three years of victory. predicted as he began a two weeks preparation for Colum- bla, that the worst is yet to come" ["
 Lehigh and Rutgers, two of the undefeated teams, the first tied by Princeton and the second a victor over Cornell, brush up their form in preparation for the strug,-lc which means death 10 one net saturday.