New Britain herald., 1926-10-12

New York, Oct. 12 LP,-Yalo and Princeton may have agreed 10 blindfold themselves as 10 each oth- CTS football activities prior to their annual conflict but not to their ri- vals.
 The Navy Middies tackliug the Ti- ger in his lair next Saturday, are drilling steadily in stopping Prince ton formations, gleaned from the ri- val camp by sailor scouts. There was a little kicking and passing workout to vary the monotony. Princeton. while accepting the hon. esty of everybody concerned, locked the gates to the Bengal den yestcr- day and sent even the newspaper men away from there. It was the first secret workout of the season.
 Dartmouth Prepares
 The Dartmouth Indian believes Implicitly in it's backfeld cruisers and smashing line but it had Clark Tobin, all-American guard once upon a time, watching Eli Yale turn back the Georgia invasion last Sat urday. as I result the Dartmouth regulars are learning how Yale does 1t, via the chalk board route, with dummy scrimmage on the field to work out defenses. A ghost ball yesterday carried the drill along thirty minutes after the light had faded in the Hanover Hills. Jess Hawley. coach of the big Green team, recently declared that football needed scouting.
 Yale had a dummy workout to eliminate the faults shown against Georgia. News that Dartmouth would be in town again to practice in the Bowl Friday popped up the boys.
 Team consciousness is being called into play by Percy Wendell al Lehigh in an effort 10 stop the string of defeats that has now run to two straight. High pressure prac- tice is calculated 10 pull the eleven together. Gene Tunney has been in- vitod 10 make his college football debut as a linesman in Lehighs struggle with the Quantico marines Saturday,
 Columbia Star Out
 A torn muscle in EmprinSham' s back has put the stellar Columbia quarterback out Of the game. prob ably for the season, on the eve of the intersectional struggle with Ohio State here. Last year Captain George Peasc. also a quarterback of parts, was injured at just this time, and failed to face the ohioans.
 Harvard refuses 10 be downcast at the twin defeats suffered against Geneva and Holy Cross. Experience is lacking, Coach H!orween knows, and the team flies 10 pieces under pressure. But the first half surge that brought two touchdowns and the first cheer of the season to Crimson supporters In the Holy Cross game last Saturday keeps the coaches working in an effort to re- store Haryard's football sense.
 Lafayette students. and the whole college in fact. took vacation yes terday after the victory over Pitts burgh Saturday. The squad goes back to work today but a part of the student body is still 10 be heard from. The Syracuse varsity is punish ing the scrubs in preparation for the Army tilt, while the Cadets, pleased attthe showing of the regulars, arc hammering away al the substitutes 10 develop strong reserves. I"nnsyl- vania gets it's first drill on Chicago formations today in preparation for the intorcsectional classic Saturday The Rutgers regulars are resting. Goldschmi1t, veteran tackle, who fractured his jaw against Washing ton and Jefferson, is definitely out for the rest of the season.
 Fordham in Boston
 The Fordham team is in Boston, full Of life and preparing for the Boston college conflict today. Penn State. with only thrc" days of prac- tice before leaving Thursday for knute POcknr's stronghold at Nptro Dame. arc working at top speed with board drills and heavy s"rim- mage. Johnny Eo"pko, tripl" threat back, is under fh" ear" of q back specialist and win br ont Of the game until November colgate is working on line play and attempting to develop q dependable punt"r Al Ithaca. Gil Dohie is hammcying Cor nell into mid-season shape for Michigan, State on Saturday,