New Britain herald., 1924-09-23
NEW ENGLAND GRID
 PLAYERS ARE READY
College Teams Swing Into
 Action This and Next Week

Boston, Sept. 2s.-New England colleges have sent out calls for their football squads to get into action shortly. Prospects are for strong teams among the smaller colleges, with new strength coming to larger institutions, and a high standard of play,
 Except in few cases coaches who directed the various teams in 1923 will return. Edward c. Roundy, a westerner, succeeds Major Roger Greene. developer of the Maine State championship team at Colby last season; J. l.. Rothacher Springfield College graduate, will direct the football policies there, and Paul Becker, a graduate of the University Of Illinois, will coach at Trinity.
 Under the Big Three" agreement, Harvard and Yale eleyens do not start formal work until a week be- fore college opens. Yale, coached again by T. A. D. Jones and cap- tsined by Winslow Lovejoy, star cen- ter of a year ago, faces the necessity of replacing several stars of last sea- sons undefeatod team, among them Mallory, Neidinger Richeson, Stew ems, Mlstead and Neale. There are several veteran llnemen, however, and fno backs in Duck Pond, Beach and Cottle, with a half dozen likely prospects from last years substi- tute list and freshman team.
 Harvard, explained by H. ". Greenough, also center, looks for an experienced, versatile backf1ed with a notable acquisition in Isadore Ear akoV, former Exeter athlete, who was the outstanding performer in the Crimson freshman backfield last year. Both Harvard and Yale meet southern teams in the opener, Har- yard playing Virginia in the stadium while Yale plays North Carolina at New Haven. both on October 4.
 Dartmouth, coached again by Jesse B. Hawley faces a formidable schedule that will bring the Green against Harvard within five weeks. Dartmouth will continue to make the Cornell game it's chief objective In an effort to reverse three recent defeats at the hands of the Ithacans. The game with McGill university at Hanover on October 1 will be one of the most interesting New England contests this season. McGill, school cd in Canadian football, which stresses lateral passing, will play that style of game against the Green.
 Brown will travel west to play the. University of Chicago at stagg f1eid on October il, the first time Brown has met Big Ten" team in many years. Several of the ex- cellent backs who were Browns chief assets last season, will be available again.
 Williams college, which turned out cne of the most powerful of the smaller college teams in New Eng land a year ago, will have in Alex Clement, a junior, one of the sec tion's shiftiest backficld men. Will Hams seeks its fourth straight Tit tie Three" championship under the coaching of Percy Wendell former Harvard star. Amherst, Williams greatest rival. will have several vet ] erans back on the squad.
 One of the star tackles of last fall Joe Kosowski of Boston college. has been ill this summer but will be able to join his squad C. H. Hildreth of |, BOwdoin, one of the famous h.,dreth twins, end rushes who have perplex' 3 cd opponents, and Marshall Kleve. : now of Middlebury, whose place
 kicking gave the little Vermont col lege the six points which tied liar r ward last season, appear as captains y this year.
 l Tufts makes a radical departure
 from recent years by travelling tC
 Cleveland on Thanksgiving day tc
 play Western Reserve. On the same
 day University of Vermont will nee :. Marquette in Milwaukee.
 Q new stadium seating 10000 per , sons will be ready at Holy Cross col c lege before the big games. In flu Q ture years the annual Holy Cross " Boston college games will be trans n ferred to Worcester in alternate Q years,