New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
TALE AND PRINCETON M
 FINAL "BIG THREE" CLASH
Old Nassau Ends Practice For Battle With Eli Satur- day - Bulldog May Have Bill Kline and Larry Noble in Game-Army and Notre Dame Tune Up For Sensational Clash - Georgetown to Tackle
 Powerful Navy Eleven-Other Games Tomorrow.


 Under drab November sky that closed behind the piercing shafts of Harvard Princeton strife, the Tigers passed through their final practice drill for tomorrow's battle against Yale. With the game, the Yale Princeton Harvard series will pass through the closing chapter of it's historic record for Princeton has terminated athletic relations with Harvard
 Victory and q second successive championship as their final contribu- ton to the series loomed for Prince- ton. and Coach Bill Roper was smil- ing. 'I am not much on this pro- phesying business" he said, but I think we'll have a hard interesting game. I don't see why the team should have let down. There havo been no evidences of over-con- Gdence, and aE we ask is clear, cold NtGLltIt
 As they prepared for their de- parture from New Haven early to- Joy after farewell ovation from @.hoo rndergra duates the Yale smen wore heariened by reports that two Star backs. Bill Kline and Larry Noble. might take part in the con- fict. Kline, who was called away by the death Of his mother, is ex- pecting to rcjoin the Blue squad in Figertown tomorrow morning. while Noble. the teams most brilliant ball carrier. gave indication Of being suf- nciently recovered from injuries to play at leas. pat Of the game.
 I! Coach Tad Jones admitted that he was uncertain of his starting line up. During the last week he has been using two players in the backfield who never before have opened game for Yale. Holabird and Failing. Among other backs available are Ordway, Foote. Nc Gunigle Stone, Hoben. Garvey and Cox.
 Jones indicated that he was satis- fled with the forward wall which has been held intact since the shake-up. after the Army game. He will have Scott at left end, Richards, left tackle; sturhahn, left E1'ard; Harvey. center; Webster. right guard; Benton. right tackle: Wylie, right end
 S!asle, Princeton's backfield ace, polished off his booting toe yester- day by hoisting drop kicks over the cross-bar. The rest of the team went through it's full repertoire of plays with the same lineup that downed Harvard ready to take the field against the Bulldog.
 t Army and Notre Dame we're due here today to take their final work ont in Yankeo stadium for their col orful intersectional struggle tomor- row, involving Aational supremacy dn the gridiron.
 There were signs of eleventh hour changes in the Army lineup, in ycs- terdays drills. Brentnall was sent in at left end. replacing Harbold, while Hewitt alternated with Murrel at fullback and Jones. Hammack, See man. and Waldorf took turns in the guard position.
 Notre Dame's chances were con- s,9ered improved by announcement that OBoye, fullback, and Smith, light guard. would be in physical tim for the game. Hope for dry field w.. vclccd by Coach Knute Rockne. H. believes the Hoosiers would be greatly benefited by se- core footing in their use of shifts and aerias
 Georgetown will be called upon to crash through Nayy's strongest dine up in its attempt to break the Md dies impressive winning streak, Coach Bill Ingram revealed He announced he would have Caldwell, lannegam. Hamilton and Goudga in the backfeld. while Osburn, Navy's best center, will replace Hoener in the line.
 'Supplanting the injured Charley Cook. Vic Hanson. sensational Syra- cuse end. has been groomed as quarterback for the Colgate game. His place on the wing was expect cd to be taken by Fontaine.
 Har1ard's chances of stopping un- beaten Brown were weakened today by an injury which was expected 10 shelve Hepburn Strong, varsity right end. Henry Chaunccy. of Co., llfmbus, O., whose drop-kick pro- vided the Crimson's margin of vic tory over the Bruins last year. was primed 10 repeat his performance | tomorrow. He booted ten cousocu- tive goals over the bar in practice ! yesterday
 Columbia ran through record drilI Of three and onc-half hours !. here in preparation for its struggle with Pennsylvania. At the conclu- l. sion of tho mill, Coach Crowley an- nonnced he would start thc same blowers who overthrow Cornell.
 Dartmouth set. out in q furry Of snow to engage the Ithacans as Coach 1awley disclosed that Eddie . Dooley would retu"n to his post at quarterback against Gil Dnhia's war | rtors. He also announced that Hor ion might he used at fulback, with . NaePhail and Lane playing the half back positions.
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