New Britain herald., 1926-11-17
HARVARD AND PENN
 WILL MEET AGAIN
Rivals Of 20 Years Ago Booked
 for Two Years Series

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. IT LP- Harvard and the University of Penn- sylvania, gridiron rivals of 20 years ago have agreed to meet once more.
 The authorities here announced last night that the Quaker City team had accepted a two year, home and home series and would replace Princeton on the Crimson schedule.
 The Harvard schedule is now complete for 1927 and includes two western colleges, Indiana and Pur- due.
 News of the reestablishment of re- lations between the two schools brought memories of the time when, years ago, Harvard and Penn played football almost annually. In 20 con- tests Harvard won 13 and the Quakers but Pennsy stands with Yale as the only team which ever has won four successive victories over the Crimson.
 In retaliation, however. Harvard won six in row from 1898 to 1903, and, in addition, made the highest score in the 1888 contest when it won 50 to 0.
 Harvard's football relations with Pennsylvania included some of the most interesting chapters of football history and the Crimson played the Red and Blue in the days when Yale refused to meet the Quakers.
 In announcing that Harvard would resume play with Penn with q game on Franklin Field next year, William J, Bingham. director of athletics at Harvard pointed out that Pennsylvania did not enter the Harvard schedule as member of a new Big Three" and that the game was in no sense a fixture.
 The news that Harvard and Penn had resumed football was coincident with the disclosure by Leo Daley. president of the Harvard student council, that he would meet Joseph Prendergast. head of the Princeton undergraduate governing body, at New Haven next Saturday to discuss plans for bringing representative committees of the two universities together for a discussion of the problems arising out of the strained relations between the two universi- ties
 Princeton severed athletic compe- tition with Harvard following failure of Harvard to accept the New Jersey institution as fixture on it's foot ball schedule on basis of equali- ty with Yale, the other member of the Big Three. The situation was aggravated further by an attack on Princeton students by the Harvard Lampoon, undergraduate comic at the annual Tiger-Crimson game which the Princeton eleven won.
 Little Hope of Peace
 While Daley admitted there was little prospect of patching up foot matter to be discussed would con- cern possible attempt to arrange for competition of the rest of this years sports program which Prince ton authorities have characterized as unadvisable.
 Princeton already has supplanted Harvard on it's 1927 football sched- ule by Ohio State.
 Philadelphia, Nov. IT (I1--The re- sumption of football relations with Harvard will bring five major op- ponents to Franklin Field next fall and give the University of Pennsyl- vania football team one of it's hard est schedules in years. -In addition to the home games, the Quakers will meet the University of Chicago in Chicago.
 The tentative schedule provides for games with Brown and the Navy, both so far undefeated this year. Cornell, traditional rival of the Red and Blue; Columbia. Lehigh, Swarthmore and Franklin and Marshall in addition to Harvard and Chicago.