New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-07

II perfect kicks out OF Is at
tempts.
New York, Nov. 7 P--The mythi-
col eastern championship, IN the
view of many football followers de-
pends on the outcome OF game al
Hanover, n. H., today.
The teams are Dartmouth the
home eleven, and Cornell, the Jug
gernaut OF Gloomy Gil Dobie' Ihey
are among the highest scoring teams
Of the country and have won al
their & mes.
Dartmouth A Favorite
Dartmouth ruled favorite at Z
TO /. Il has brilliant oackf.elo
and line. For two seasons 1t mas
gone along without a reverse. LOT
nell. caught under the Big Green
avalanche a year ago, 2'-l4' was
one of the few victims to score
against Dartmouth.
The annual struggle OF Prince
ton and Harvard at Princeton is the
first Of the years cla- ic lnVolVi,'~
Harvard, Princeton ana rare.
princeton was the favorite TO-DAY
because of a better record.
Penn State VS.. Notre Dame
Penn State and Notre Dame meet
ine at states field. head the list OF
tntersectional battles. Maryland
aud Yale meet at New Haven. ONO
WESLEYAN takes on undefeated Syra-
cuse at Syracuse.
Several of the most powerful eleV-
ems the Ell; t eXl ct to give many
cf their regulars rest today as tney
meet teams from which the oppos.-
zion Is not expected to be Keen Inc
Army, Navy, Pennsylvania and Col
gate are among these teams
Annual fixtures today bring TO-
ycther w. and ]. and Pittsburgh
West Virginia and Boston College
Lehigh and Georgetown Nlillaihs
and Wesleyan, Rutgers and Lalay-
cite, Coli bia and N. Y. IT, Holy
Cross and Fordham.
Experiment At Brown
The ewes Of the football world are
on an experiment in Providence X.
f.. where The - watch VIII pe
abandoned while Brown and Boston
University inaugurate the 4o-2lay
period idea.
Carl Wolfe. near sighted expert
drop kicker of Rutgers, has a wire
mask to wear over his glasses to-
day.
Gabc At New Haven
New Haven, Nov. Pl-Witl one
,Ac desire squirting them-score on
Yale-the Maryland football war
riors invaded New Haven today for
the annual battle in the Yale bowl
TIL Yale eleven is looked upon by
the MARYLAND coaches as one OF the
strongest in the east this year and
score chalked up against the big
Rlue" will mean much 10 the south
erners. The regular Yale line and
hackfeld were scheduled to start IN"
game for the Ellis but the Yale
Coaches amour cd early In the week
that practically ali OF the Ellis subs
would get into the came.
Ten thousand school Child" we're
invited by the Yale athletic associa'
ton to attend the game today.
Vale Maryland
............... Supplee, Capt,
left end
Jess, Captain ....,......,s Eullck
left tacM {
S'urhann ..........'' boIlHS'
left guard
Burt ,,.,.,. .,.........'.,'. baLoVu
center
WOrtham ....,....,..... bromley
right guard
Benton .,......,..... Auails
right tackle
iotts ..,....-.,...,. beaJIE
right end
l'unnell .......,..'..,.'. Ienney
quarterback
Noble ...,,......... Thomas
left halfback
Kline .............r.. besley
right halfback
Allen ,.,,..........., l1lnhous
fullback
Referee, j. II. Crowley, Boston;
umpire. NJ. d. Williams, Wesleyan;
linesman. E. s Land, Annapolis:
reld judge, w. A. Quiglcy, Univer-
sity of + nm. Time OF periods, Is
minutes,
Roth TudcfcatEd
Hanover. \. H.. Nov. Z Pl-Thc
undefeated football teams of Dart
mouth and Cornell. both contenders
for the mythical e+Eiern champion
ship. clash on Memorial Field here
today In the rubber game Of the
post war series between the two
Institutions In the last six years
each has won three times.
Indications point 10 a battle OF
offensives. with Cornell relying on lis
famous steam roller" rushing at
tack behind a tvrically powerful
Cornell line, and Dartmouth hank
ing on the wide open type Of aerial
oftense that brought a % to IL vic
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