New Britain herald., 1927-10-28
YALE AND DARTMOUTH ARE
 IN RACE FOR HIGH HONORS
Outcome of Tomorrows Game Will Determine Whether Big Green Eleven Has Chance to Become Mythical Championship Outfit of East - Other Important Grid Contests.

New York. Oct. 2S tP-Yale's struggle with Dartmouth at New Haven tomorrow promises to have an important bearing on the Mythi- ca! College football championship of the east with both elevcns in the running for the title,
 The Blue has already conquered the Brown Bear and the Army Mule while Dartmouth has vanquished Harvard. A victory for Eli will pave the way for a championship affair with Princeton next month.
 On the other hand Dartmouth is not slated to stack up against the Tiger and q decision over the Ne" Haven machine would leave Dart mouths supremacy a matter for dispute,
 Meantime, the experts arc cau- tiouslv considering the Dartmouth Yale melee. Both eleycns are figured on an even basis The same holds true among the wagering fraternity.
 Yale has its Caldwell and Dart mouth has its Lane. And there are other sensational players for both sides. Coach Hawley has hopes ot rushing over the Bulldog with a strong forward passing drive,
 Indiana of the Western tonter- cice lends interscctional color with an invasion against Harvard. The Cambridge eleven has braced itself on the defense in an effort 10 aNoiH ,eptitiou of the weakness agalhsI Purdue. Thus far the Bloomington squads greatest achievements have been q 14 to fl tie with Minnesota and q lq 10 defeat from Notrc Dame. Holding the rugged Rockne team to such d score was consldefeu to indicate strength for the HooSlcrs'
 Army regulars were in scoring mood yesterday and made four ,ouchdowus against the scrubs in scrjmmage i'll preparation for Buck nell Born raced 20 yards TOT the goal post after taking q. pass from Wilson. The latter scored two touch downs and Murrell carried the ball over on a line plunge. BuCknell hau an intensive workout after when Head Coach Snavely announced his starting lineup which will lnclude a backfield of Quinn, Hambacker, Haicki and Diehl
 Defensi e tactics marked Penn States practice program. RlcKer' regular Lion varsity guard. was III and Hastings took his post and Will probably start against Lafayette Coach McCrackeu will be without three regulars in Pnrscll, Hanlon and Thompson, who are still nursing injuries.
 Special emphasis was placed on forward passes hy toHch Dobie for his Cornell players. Hokelman 11g- urcd in most of the plays which will be used against Collmhia. Schoai' returned to the lineup. tolumbla hopes to repeat its victory Of a year ago despite the fact that if failed 70 make headway two weeks ago against Colgate. \ squad or A players is making the Ithaca trip.
 Anticipating an aerial assault rom the Navy, Pennsylvania had an 'n- rensive drill against Middle torthh- tions.. The scrubs tossed 'NaN% pnsses." Although still limpins, Paul Scul practiced some drop kicks. The student body slogan is Sink the Navy" The Midshipmen resortcd tt Penn plays in practice with cohSlH- erable attention centered on de fensivc.
 The New York Ini%orsilY NarSI'E vert through snappy drill and Chick Murhan reported his players in excellent shape for the battle with Colgate. The Violet Narsi'F E intact with in" exception Of Hull who has slight infection.
 Former stars of Princeton W"rh"' on thr ecrub team ard rroduc'd ;hrca ,ourhdon nns 70 the varsity" ono. l-ncorkirg 2 spectacular for ward raesiug attack. Jake S'aE'' ana M Wiftmcr featured. wynn and kccE a'so pIaled with the sec ord s.rinc The squad takes on Mi'' liam aud Mary. in what is viewed "| an "caey contest" for thr Tjs"r.
 In th. metropolitan sector For" lam comes to grirs in what has hf- copo an annual rivalry with l'oStot rollcco. Duriu- tho past 'ie7' years inc best effort of f,D Maroon was .corrIrse tra agajI.' Boston in 1921