Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-13
|I(AND TIGERS Rs
|fT1TlE BIG THREE
|eeIINACY TODAY

,,,s Nov. ls--tR'--old Mas
7 aas her grim sridlr0n GO co,
piaa ,.s for their last "6's
!, l ,sssaanrpionship battle, -, to.,
drap November sky tna' !
v ,s,.d the piercing shafts OF
F, princeton strife. the Tigers
..,oush their final practice
~. orrow's battle against
...s the game, the Yale
Harvard series will pass
s''- a. closing chapter OF It's
',ord for Princeton has
2 athletic relations with
~ and a second successive
'sn s IN" IS their final contri-
su'p p,s series doomed for
% md me coach nc. II Bill Roper was was
s : an ~, not much on this
E., ! i BUSINESS nSs he said. but
ssal a'Il have a hard, interesting
aGIs i i n1't see why the team
,.r "a = let down. There have
!, MI Evidences of over condolences nc, ;
4 Ne ask is clear. cold
T. prepared for their de-
!. y i,om N New Haven today aft
srrell ovation from 2ooo I'M
|a;ustss, Yale men were heart
|. ,soorts that two star backs,
n. N and Larry Noble, might
/ ~ - IN the conflict. Kline. who
/ srd away by the death of his
y. CIV expected to rejoin the Blue
= Tigertown tomorrow morn
I'M Noble. the teams most
!, Ssl carrier, gave indication
T., sufficiently recovered from
= N play at least part of the
r. Tad Jones admitted that he
certain of his starting lineup.
r The last week he has been US
= uIayers who never before
I axned a game for Yale, Hola-
Eri Failing. Among other backs
[.5s are Ordway, Foote, McGun-
sns Fosen, Garvey. and Cox.
[rs Indicated that he was salts
I'd The forward wall which has
/ M intact since the shake-up,
/ m Army game. He will have
4 It left end; Richards left
L, sturhan, left guard; Harvey,
L. Webster, right guard; Ben
hit tackle; Wylie, right end.
Ess, princeton's backfield ace,
hid Of his booting toe yester-
y hdsting drop-kieks over the
|sar. The rest of the team went
Esa It's full repertoire of plays
| As same lineup that downed
|-ga ready to take the field
|-a the Bulldog.
|-y and Notre Dame were due
aiay to take their final work.
hn Yankee stadium for their COL
/ niersectional struggle tomor-
FiEalying national supremacy on
|riiiron.
+'ge we're signs of eleventh hour
Els In the Army lineup. In
Elys drills, Brentnall was sent
4 1T end replacing Harbold,
4 levitt alternated with Murrell
-ack and Jones, Hammock.
Fil and Waldorf took turns In
gard position.
Irs Danes chances we're con-
3 improved by announcement
gSoyle, fullback. and Smith.
| sam, would be in physical
R me game. Hope for a dry
va voiced by Coach knute
" !, He believes the Hoosiers
Ngreatly benefited by secure
Z \ their use OF shifts and
s \. will be called upon to
|. loagh Nays strongest line
l y attempt to break the Mid
. a IMPRESSIVE winning streak.
| u ~, ingram revealed. He an
81 ne would have Caldwell.
' /. Hamilton and Goudge in
..Aled' while Osburn. Navy's
\. sA'' VIII replace Hoener in
Sl N the injured Charley
II, y manson, sensational SYRIA
n, M ,i aas been grommed as quar- |
!, !, 9t the Colgate game. His
n, VIC wing was expected to
~ oy Nontaine.
!, sf p.I. chances of stopping I'M
! gg . which was expected to
H Tpu4 y, Strong, varsity right |
M, s' s Shauncey, of Columbus,
M ufop-kick provided the |
!, h. Margin Of victory over the /,
\, ~ NY! year. was primed to re-
i /, F,'Iormance tomorrow. He
\ ] l consecutive goals over +
\ ,,i \ Practice Yesterday.
5s. % ran through a record
s'., -ts ana d one-half hours here
.pr, ,'lon for its struggle with
III ' ca.., At the conclusion of
N s ru1ch Crowley announced
d asr 'S co me same players who
b su,s set out in a furry of
BsT wage the Ithacans as
/ ronI1 5y disclosed that Eddie
sstact s'a aor return to his post at
i h. ,l asalnst Gil Dobie's war
,sght bo IA, announced that Hor-
d d and 1S used gsa at fullback, With