Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24
Pk1n Devoees Will Bunch Up Today at Lewiston and Brunswick
MID SEASON GRID
CLASHES TODAY MAY
UPSET THE DOPE

New YORK, oct. 23.-(By the Asso.
Grated Press)-A week of severe con.
ditloning has prepared the footbaI,
eleVens OF the eastern seaboard for
nand-to-hand encounter with each 9TH
er and with toys out of the wast ~
widely scattered battIefields tomorl
row.
chicago marches upon the undefeat-
ed Pennsylvania Quakers Mt FranlsIi,,
Field where nearly 10000 are exnantah
to witness the joust. Harvard roes
forth to redeem itself against the in
vasion ~ the Dartmouth Indians. who
Is the past two years have returned
INTO Ihe New Hampshire mountains
win crimson scalps. Yale, an uncer-
tain array, enters Providence to dis
tuft the Brown Bear for the first time
IN. almost quarter of century, A
lighting Colgate squad, led by the
evasive Eddie Tryon, creeps upon tho
!! Tiger lair at Princeton. The Army
has been drawn up on it's own field to
meet the rush of ST. Louis.
Lafayette and Washington and .Jef-
ferson come eNt. Pennsylvania to car
~ on feud OF long standing at New
Yorks Polo Grounds, and the Michi-
gan Aggies have arrived in the center
of the Keystone State to engage Penn
State. University of Pittsburgh, it's
forces realigned after defeat. stands
ready for revenge upon the forces of
Carnegie, victors in last years con-
test.
Many smaller engagements are
scheduled for the afternoon with Ford
ham giong into Ohio to battle Akron.
Williams coming out of the Bay State
hills to face Columbia, Rutgers clash
ing with Lehigh, Georgetown meeting
Bucqnell, and Amherst tackling Wes-
leyan in the first of the little three"
series.
1t Will be a gala day for two of the
contests, for Pittsburgh will dedicate
its gigantic new stadium sunk IN the
heart of it's campus. More than 70, 900
can be seated there now and another
year or two will see a capacity of
more than 100000. Yale will assist in
the dedication of the new field at
Brown. Only one side of the stadium
has been constructed, seating about
10000 persons, but temporary stands
on the north side Of the field will care
for 5000 more and there is plenty of
Standing room.
Several of the games are expected to
create history. Harvard believes its
team has profited by its defeat at the
hands of Holy Cross. but in Dartmouth
1t faces heavy, we'll trained eleven
which in the past two years has kept
opponents away from the goal line.
Dartmouth is favorite in the battle
that will be witnessed by nearly $4,000.
Yale goes to Providence with a re-
formed line. Captain Joss was re-
turned to his position at tackle. Burt
has been placed in the pivot post and
Richards and Webster have been added
to the first defense. which failed to
hold kruez. Fields and Rogers a week
ago. Brown also has powerful line
and two running backs in Keefer and
Favor who rank high in the east
Jones. a 195-pounder. will do the
plunging for the Bears Yale is ex-
pected to have tussle to win.
Here's how some of tomorrow's RI
walls Jared last year:
Dartmouth s. Harvard o.
Yale Is, Brown 8.
Lafayette 20 Washington and JEFF
ferson 6.
Army II, St. Louis 0.
Carnegie 6, Pittsburgh 0.
Columbia a. Williams 8.
Rutgers Is. Lehigh 10.
Bucknell IA, Georgetown 8.
Boston College IS, Allegheny 0.
Amherst 80, Wesleyan 10.
Holy Cross 81. Vermont 0.
West Virginia 81. West Virginia
Wesleyan 6.
Maine 90, Bates 0.
Colby Q, Bowdoin 0.