New Britain herald., 1928-10-30
IMPORTANT GRID GAMES
 ON PROGRAM THIS WEEK
Clash Between New York University and Georgetown Holding Center of Interest = Army and Carnegie Tech Also In Running for Eastern Title -Metropol- itan Battle Has Important Bearing on Standing Yale to Meet Dartmouth Eleven at New Haven.

New York. Oct. 30 R-There are half dozen games on this weeks eastern football calendar to give pigskin followers their customary quota of thrills, but only one of them will have much bearing on the sectional championship fight.
 At the moment it appears that in the event Army's dashing, powerful squad eventually meets defeat, the clash of Georgetown and New York University at the Yankee Stadium this Saturday will go far toward de- ciding where the mythical eastern title will go. It will not be all-de- cisive. however, for both must meet another undefeated and united team before the final curtain is rung down. Carnegie Tech meets George town Nov. 10 and N. Y. |. on Nov. 24.
 The championship struggles thus seems to lie among these four. Army. N. Y. U.. Georgetown and Carnegie Tech-but if the cadets march through the rest of their schedule as successfully as they have to date, there will be few to dispute their right not only to sectional but national honors as well.
 Army gets . breathing spell this week, tackling an intersectional foe in Depauw at West Point. Princeton, unbeaten but tied by Virginia, will get its biggest test of the season at Columbus, Ohio, where rugged Ohio State must be encountered. Notre Dame comes east to tangle with Penn State at State College, but both have been beaten twice and consequently their debate is not as important as it might have been.
 Pennsylvania, its title hopes blasted by Navy. goes into the west to meet Chicago. more or less of a doormat in the Big Ten this season. Colgate, which already has played Vanderbilt. Virginia Poly and Mich igan State, takes on another inter- sectional opponent in Wabash.
 Although both have suffered de- feat, the Yale-Dartmouth clash at New Haven will not lack for inter- est. Yale lost by two touchdoWns to Army and Dartmouth by similar margin to Harvard, but that is not another way of saying they have weak teams. Army is a match for any one and it appears that Harvard my be the same. The Crimson, incl dentally. has no one harder than Lehigh to beat this coming week tnd.
 Cornell and Columbia, victims of Princeton and Dartmouth respec- lively, are preparing for duel of their own at Baker Field. A strong Syracuse aggregation. nosed out by Nebraska and tied by Penn State, takes on Pittsburgh which already has lost to West Virginia and Car negie Tech. ......
 Brown, hard put to beat little Tufts last week. may find Holy Cross even tougher, but Navy. now apparently started on the right di- rection, should dispose of West Vir- ginia Wesleyan.
 Lafayette will battle Washington and Jefferson under somewhat strange conditions. Usually this bat tie has one team or the other in the undefeated class. but w. and J. has been trounced three times and La fayette tied by Bucknell and beaten by West Virginia this season.
 Undefeated, Villanova may never be the same after Saturday when Bucknell comes to town, but the other teams, boasting perfect rec ords, Temple. Haverford and Boston college, should get by Schuylklll, Franklin and Marshall and Manhat- tan respectively.
 Among the larger colleges, Car negie Tech, Fordham and West Nlr- ginia have held the next weekend open.