New Britain herald., 1927-11-04
HARVARD ELEVEN
 ID BATTLE PENN
Football Interest Centered in h.
 tNrSoCllOnal Clashes

i'i ~'N't VT " i4liS HarNard's clash with Pennsylvania and princeton's stand against an Ohio State invasion occupy d big portion of tomorroWs $ eastern foot ball card, only the result ot the Ilger iracaS gives promise of dls- closing what may be expected ill the unal days Of the campaign.
 As d matter Of fact, neither game mas any relative Importance towards the settlement of eastern supremacy. The Crimson trek to Franklin field takes on q coloriul tint because it IS renewal Of traditional rivalry after lapse of 22 years.
 Thus far, the Quakers have la bored on through sheer grit alone Tor most of the stars were crippled early in the season. Penn has lost successively to Penn State, Chicago and the Navy.
 On the other hand, the Crimson tide has been in and out. Harvard was jolted by Purdue and Dart mouth but came back for the meas ure Of Holy Cross and Indiana.
 Coach Horween moves on to Phil adelphia without any injured list in hopes of avenglng the defeat from Pennsylvania in 1905.
 Supplanting the customary open ing of the Big Three series" with I'rlnppf nnnnga1 n l., Tiger is pitted against the Buckeyes. Although the game figures a.s q ma Jor contest on Princeton's schedule, 1t carries only lntersectional flavor. Thus far, the bright spot of Ohio States campaign has been a victory over Chicago.
 Coach Roper's squad has been un- defeated but it's opponents hereto fore were not considered as worthy rivals. Tomorrows tussel is expect ed to throw light on just what kind Of a team Roper has developed this year.
 Yale anticipates no trouble from Maryland which promises to furnish the Bulldog with warming up" encounter for the Princeton battle q week hence which will go down as so-called eastern championship affair. The Blue has a defeat from Princeton of year ago to eradicate.
 Alone of all big machines in the east, Yale has met and disposed of contcnders along the title trail. The Blue rolled over Army, Brown and Dartmouth and needs a victory over Princeton to pad out successful season. As the Green clipped Harv- ard al the outset, the Crimson is not figured to be dangerous for the Blue.
 Dartmouth it is conceded has an edge over the Brown Bear on the basis of the ill fortune which befcll the Bruins against Lebanon Valley and Temple. Last year Brown walked over the Green, but with Lane and Marsters as the heavy threats, the Providence aggregation will have its hands full.
 Ken Strong of New York univcr- sity is likely to figure in another great kicking duel against Carnegie Tech. Last year the Skibo team was the only outfit to defeat Notre Dame and it was the only squad on which the Violet failed to score q touch down. Strong's two field goals won. ! HarpSter will be the pivot of the Carnegie Tech kicking formations. Outstanding in the metropolitan district will be the annual combat Since 1901 the teams have met 15 times with the count seven victories apiee" and one tie.
 Several new plays will be worked out hy Columbia against Johns 1 Hopkins With Fred EIygor's con- ! l,ion back to normal, Crowley will ] have all his regulars available for 1 the fray with the Baltimore eleven. 1 Intensive training 10 cope against m aerial attack has been stressed at
 Syracuse in preparing for the tilt i with Omo Wesleyan. While Cornell | faces St, BonaNentre, q minor op- ! poncnt, Dobi" figures on trying out some new formations 10 he uscd { against Dartmouth the following
 Saturday. Hobart has indicated |
 strong line to present against Col gate.
 The Army and Navy meet scturs Thc Cadets rocked Franklin anc
 Marshall by 55 to last season while i the MjdIios ripped West Virginia 1 Wesleyan hy B to |.
 Washington and J"fr"rson's sW""T
 on Pittsburgh shapes out as an inn | portant miXup as both teams arc among the select nndcleated of tho yrar. Penn State disposed of Gcorge Washington by 20 10 12 in 1926. and g close struggle is prcdi'tcl for to-
 morrow.
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