New Britain herald., 1926-10-14
Caldwell Still Out at Yale - Dooley, Dartmouth Star, Back With Subs Harvard Working Fran ticly and Penn. Also Is Desperate - News of Outlook on Other Grid Irons.

New York, Oct. 14.-LPl-TroubIe loomed all along the eastern football sector today and the walls and Groans that isued from training ses- sions were indeed distressing.
 The Princeton Tigers. trying to locate the drive that was strangely absent against Washington and Lee last week. Pounded helplessly against the second team. With Jack slagle out Of the backfield from in juries and Captain Johnny Davis, bandaged up on the sidelines, the ferocious Bengals simply aren't what they used to be. Meanwhile the Navy game is just in the offing and the Middies look dangerous. The subs were using navy plays, too, when Princeton made such little progress.
 Caldwell Still Out
 Strong men almost fainted at New Haven when Bruce Caldwell, star of the Eli running attack, returned to practice from the hospital list and was promptly returned to the in- firmary with an injured ankle. There is a slight chance that he will be in there Saturday against the Dartmouth Indians if the member is not sprained. The blow is most serl- ous when 1t is understood that Yale has planned to throw running at tack against the Wahoowahs, rather than the barrage of passes that has been the Bulldog forte in early games.
 At Dartmouth
 Eddie Dooley, poet laureate of football and the games most recent bridegroom, has been relegated to the subs and a tow-headed sopho- more named Harris showed into his place. Perhaps Jess Hawley remem- bers the victory lost to the Big Green last year when Dooley grab bed ball intended for another back and failed to make the yardage that would have given Dartmouth a vic tory rather than fl to 14 tie with Yale.
 Harvard's Outlook
 Harvard, looking good one day and poor the next, forgot there had been somewhat of a reputation established with five touchdowns over the second team in one after noon and promptly battled to dead lock with the same gang yesterday. Several regulars were out Of the lineup and replacements In tho backfield could not hold onto the ball. William and Mary warned the Crimson 1t would be in town Friday for the game Saturday.
 Down at Penn.
 Pennsylvania's star fullbacll Al wasconlonis, is looking ruefully from the sideIines while he favors a wounded leg that may keep him from the intersectional struggle with Chicago Saturday. Dick Odiroen, who usually fills in for him, has a damaged shoulder that won't be we'll for another week. Meanwhile the mid-westerners, winding up their practice with vicious scrim- mage are ready to set forth in their eastern pilgrimage in the finest condition.
 The powerful air attack of Ohio State. the line smashing ability or Marty Karow, and the sensational open field work of Eby, give colum- hia little chance to rest in preparing 4 defense that can stop the Buck eyes. And defense is the battle word at Morningside Heights this week in preparation for the invasion Satur- day. The Ohio squad will arrive here Friday in time to practice at the Polo grounds
 Penn State
 Rain made the Penn State field q sithering quagmire yesterday but the Lions hammered through a brisk drill with the dummies, kicked and ran signals to prepare for the battle of their lives with Notre Dame at South Bend, Ind. Cy Lundren, quarterback, was hooting so yards consistently and will get the kicking call in the west. The squad is In grand physi- cal condition.
 Cornell Team
 The perfect timing and the con- stant drill that brings every man on q Gil .Dobie coached eleven into every play at the right time, is the order of the day at Cornell where Michigan State is expected as a boisterous visitor Saturday. The huddle system was practiced for n f'w minutes for tho first time this season. Syracuse, with first class eleven in perfect condition, is working steadily for the Army. The cadets are rracliclnE batterlng forwards, knowing full well that success or failure ~il. depend on that defense Saturday. Colgate is heaving passes. loads Of them, and Pittsburgh planning 10 be ready for them. is emulatine the Army.
 New York University
 "Bing" Miller. husky tackle. has recovered sufficiently 10 insure his taking part in the New York uni verslty struggle with Tulane. CO., champions of the south with Ala bama last season x, '. |. feels sure it will need him with the Dixie line averaging 200 pounds rom tackle to tackle.
 Lafayette is smashing the scrubs 'egularly in preparation for Dick nson, and Rutgers shot over two ouchdowns in ten minutes yester- lay to get things ready for Holy ,ross. West Virginia is breaking up in sight with one Of the .reatest elevens in years to insure elng ready for Georgetown.