New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
BOTH YALE AND HARVARD
 ANXIOUS TO WIN SATURDAY
Victories Tomorrow Would Wipe Out Early Season and Last Years Defeats-Other Games In East Should Prove Hard Fought-Litte Three Opens Fall Cam paign.

New York, Oct. 21 Pt-Yale and Harvard are confronted with some what like positions for their football struggles tomorrow in the east.
 The Bulldog moves against the trmy in an effort to wipe away last seasons 3$ to humiliation. Thus far Yale upset the dope by decisive ly whipping the Brown Bear after being the undrrdog against Georgia.
 Like the Els the Crimson lost an early season tussle to Purdue and then came back and avenged two years Of setbacks by vanquishing Holy Cross. Harvard stacks up against Dartmouth and the Han ovcrians seem to be given an edge over their New England relations.
 The elements again raised havoc at New Haven forcing Coach Tad Jones to cancel scrimmage yestcr- jay. Instead he put his charges through an inside drill. Jones was given some bad news in a report rom physicians that CON's strained side is more serious than first in Gic;ttcd. There was no assurance hat he would be able to play to- morrow.
 Caldwell and Hoben have been nursing injuries as well but will be certain of starting against the army. Incidentally HIobcn comes from the same city that gave the Blue the famous "Ducky' Pond, a few years ago. Torrington, Conn.
 Dartmouth has not lost game this season although the Green has had virtual setups against Norwich, Hobart, Alleghany and Temple, This will be the first real test for the Hawley array and Miles Lane. who at present is the leading scorer in the east.
 The Harvard line may be shorn of the star left tackle, Clark. who was injured last week. Barrett was at the post yesterday, Doneghy re placed the chief passing threat, Guarnaccia, in the hackhcld which was taken to indicate Guarnaccla would be held in reserve. Harvard defeated Dartmouth last year.
 After 20 years Princeton opposes Cornell at Ithaca. Gil Dobic, the coach with the donr ways, pushed his men at q prolonged practlc" uuder arc lights last night, gIving particular attention to hackiield made up Of Beck, Balderston, Hook .lman and Sinclair.
 The outcome with the Tiger iS awaited with intense interest as op- posing makeups on the part oI coaches are involved. Doble 1' tamed as a possimist while ElI Hopor is an extreme optimiSt.
 prnn state. still .ubilant over tho sweeping triumph against PennSyI- .auia. invaG"s syracuse. The Lions wiu be without Joe kraIl. tackle who is still nursing dlsloca'%p shoulder, Although Capt. Johnny Ro.pke was on the hospita! list also tho trainers say he will be fit TOT tomorrow. ne VI 'lIlh' t' lf''' Tor a muddy field by grooming Na, Jones, a 119-poundcr, who has beer sensation on q rain soaked iicl' in the past.
 In the metropolitan area New York University meets Rutgers, traditional foe since 1895. 1h' Violet trampled on Rutgers last veal bv so to Q but on activities to dat' Rutgers has the edge on the Ne" York rivals with II victories agains nine defeats and one tie.
 Columbia takes on Williams O little three" roputn while I.afayctt' taneles against Washington and lief. rerson and Navy tussols with Duke and Colgate plays Wabash in othcl outstanding contests.