New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
By BRIAN BELL
Associated Press Sports Writer.)

Associated Press Sports Writer.)
 New York. Oct. B R-October coming in like football lamb will leave with the roar of . lion as Saturday, October 27. brings natural rivals together in many sections Of the country. Few October afternoons have prepared more bountiful feast for hungry followers Of the autumn sport.
 Especially in the East is the day rich in football color. Army and Yale, Princeton and Cornell, Dart mouth Harvard and Syracuse-Penn State are only . few of the games in which interest is centered.
 Moving West, Iowa and Minne- sota, Michigan and Wisconsin and Nebraska Missouri are some of the high lights while in the South the season is in full swing with Wander bilt.Virginia, Georgia Tech-North Carolina and Georgia and Tulane meeting in games certain to have bearing on the success or failure of seasons.
 Yale and Army have the matter of . 10 to 6 victory for the Ellis over the Cadets, brought over by the Army as unfinished business from last years program. A stunned Army team saw Bruce Caldwell toss a pass to Quarrier for a touchdown and later groaned as the great back kicked . field goal to make the Blue triumph complete. Yale in the same game stopped the crew of Bih Jones right on the goal line and there is some speculation aS to whether this can be repeated. Yale has no Caldwell to throw passes this year and no Quarter to catch them. but there is a Garvey who can run and Decker who can place ob- stacles in the way of the other fel- low doing much running on an am- bilious scale.
 Princeton and Cornell. who re- stunned play last season after a vaca- ton of 20 years. meet at Princeton with | thought of busy afternoon at Ithaca a year ago when Princeton won 21 to 10. Cornell will enter the game with a rest of two weeks. Two great pessimists meet in the rival coaches Gil Dobie of Cornell and Bill Roper of Princeton.
 Harvard fell before Dartmouth 30 to 6 at their last meeting, but indications point to a closer strug- gle this year and Pittsburgh may not be able to defeat Carnegie Tech These two teams will be playing fcl the championship of Pittsburgh among other things.
 Pennsylvania has high hopes oi reversing 12 to 6 verdict in favor of the Navy last season when gamei
 were resumed between the neigh boring teams after lapse.
 Minnesota defeated Iowa 3s to
 last year and 35 to the year be
 fore, but even the most partisan o the Minneapolis teams supporter
 will not expect these scores to b.
 repeated. Iowa has Mays McLain
 the big Cherokee brave. to throv
 against the Galloping Gophers iron
 fullback, while Minnesota can coun
 ter with Bronko Nagurski. a con
 verted tackle. In other years tn
 fullbacks have played a prominen
 part in this game. Herh Joestin l led the attack in the Gopher's las , successes. Gordon Locke did tn major part of the heavy work fo , the Hawkeyes when Minnesota wa , taking as much as it gave in tn
 annual clashes.
 An up and coming Ohio Stat
 team meeting an aggressive Indian
 outfit should make a sharp, smar , struggle. These two did not play i 1927. Michigan was two touch downs better than Wisconsin in th last meeting, but the Wolverine.
 who have been having their trou . bles, probably will not be made ia } vorites Saturday
 l Nebraska and Missouri, traditions l rivals. will charge at each othe
 from the outset with the result ) always in doubt. There was onl i. one points difference last year, Mis
 souri winning to 6 and both team
 are powerful this season. The Da kotas are all mixed up in a civil wal
 the University of South Dakot