New Britain herald., 1927-10-25

New York, Oct. 9 R9-A great battle between two powerful teams, with an individual contest \ on be- tween Myles Lane of Dartmouth and Bru1e Caldwell Of Yale as an inter- esting side issue. is the prospect up- on which the east has focused it's football attention for next Saturday at New Haven.
 A strong Yale line and an all American prospect in the backteld will be lined up against one of the casts few undefeated and united aggregations. Whereas the Ellis wer conquered in an early-Season en- counter by Georgia, Dartmouth has romped through the first half Of it's schedule with hardly deep breath Many football observers look for Jesse Hawley's big green team to launch an overhead attack against the Ellis. Dartmouth's forward passes were held in reserve in the Harvard bout of last week. Only three losses were completed for a total of 64 yards up to d. time the Green had discovered it could penetrate the Harvard line almost at will.
 Dartmouth has been able to show more than one star back to date. AL ton Marsters, 19-year-old find, looked every bit as good against Harvard as did Lane, the casts lead ing scorer. The Yale line, which sue cessfully repelled the most vicious of army's thrusts, may settle defi- nitely any argument about individual supremacy of the backfeld stars. It may not, but Saturdays contest now is viewed as a test between the blue line and the Dartmouth for ward wall.
 The game at New Haven Is easily the stand-out attracti of the week in the east. Harvard will entertain Indiana at Soldiers Field; but inas- much as the Crimson has failed to show any real strength the chief ln- terest in this game will be it's inter- sectional rivalry.
 Pennsylvania probably will be able to put its full strength on the field against the Navy for the first time in two weeks. Paul Scull and Martin Brill, backtield stars who We're kept out of the Chicago game, have i'm proved sufficiently to run through signal drill The Midshipmen have mapped outa week of rigorous drlll for the coming encounter. Although Navy won handily last week from Duke university. Navy's points fol- lowed the Interrogation of passes. Coach Bill Ingram is far from satls- fled with the work of his players and feels that much must be accomplish ed in the next few days,
 Princeton's varsity has started out lightly in its work for the William and Mary game. Coach Bill Roper put his regulars through q short run yesterday and concluded the day with a short talk.
 Cornell will have Columbia for Saturdays opponent at Ithaca, and although the New Workers have inn proved somewhat on their early form, Cornell will be the favorite to come through to victory. New York university takes on Colgate and has started it's work with stiff scrlm- mage. Syracuse journeys to Lincoln to meet the Nebraska team. Both teams have been defeated, NebraSka lowing to Missouri and Syracuse losing 10 Penn state.
 The Army -Bucknell game at West Point promises some excitement. Bucknell is undefeated with vic tories over Penn State. Nillanova and Gettysburg.
 Pittsburgh. another of the casts unheaten elevens, takes on Ale gheny, while Washington and Jetfer- son. which conquered Lafayette last