New Britain herald., 1928-10-12
GEORGIA TAKES NO STOCK
 IN YALE CRIPPLES STORY
Takes Signal Lesson From Fate of Cardinal Baseball Team In World Series - Els Great Reserve Strength Is Too We'll Known-Princeton and Har- ward May Be Pushed to Win Tomorrow - Many Games of Importance to Be Played This Week. Other Matches

New York, Oct. 12 R-Remem- bering the sad fate of the St. Lotus cident, Georgia's football warriors we'll may be permitted a snicker or two over reports of the crippled condition of Nal Stevens Yale eleven.
 Baseball fans will recall that be- fore the late worlds series the New York Yankees were supposed to be almost incapacitated. The Cardinals will tell you they were rather lively in>alids on the ball field.
 And so with Yale. perhaps. It may be suspected that Harry Mehre. Georgia coach, is laying his plans for the Yale battle at New Haven tomorrow on the assumption that his eleven good men and true are going to play similar number of abie- bodied Ellis. Yale's great re- serve strength is too well known 10 permit Mehre to believe his team is Tn for anything but tough aft ernoon.
 Although Nash and Shri,er. Georgia's great ends of last year, will be missing, Mehre is sending veteran aggregation against the Bulldogs of the north. Nash and Shriver played big part in Georgia's 14-lU victory over the Ellis last season but Mehre believes he has found the men to fill their places.
 Maj Stevens has been unable to send his first string team through single scrimmage this week. All but three of his first choices have been either on the sick or the injured list. There IS gloom enough at New Haven but Yale teams have over- come handicaps before.
 Although they battle no foe as rugged as Geolg gia. Princeton and Harvard may be put to considerable dlIticulty to beat respectively. Nir- ginix and North Carolina. Biii l.oper certainly is not entertaining any illusions of an easy battle. Ii. has made four changes in the Tiger varsity that downed Vermont in such overwhelming fashion last week. Virginia bowed to strong South Carolina eleven last Saturday. but has had d week to correct tn. ilr.slales of that encounter. North Caroiin& turned back Maryland, .o-ly.
 Beaten last year. GO, Colgate Is anxious 10 turn the table on Vlr- g.lia Poly but the outlook is none 100 blight. The Maroon bowed 10 Vanderbilt at Nash vile last week while V. F. l. was crushing Hamp- den-S.dney. The latter team meets Cornell tomorrow in the only in tersscti0nai game Gil Dobies team will play this year.
 Duke gets the jump on it's south ern companions in the present in vasion of the north. meeting Boston college today. The Durham. N. C., college turned loose q bewilderin9 flood of forward passes to bury Boston college under 2o-9 count last year. and showed another im- pressive aerial offensive in trounc- ing South Dakota last week.
 Brown tackles Dayton at Provi dence Saturday and Navy meets Notre Dame at Chicago in the only other intersectional games in which the east can claim an interest.
 Although these games will hold d major share of football interest there are others of equal or greater importance. Pittsburgh. with an other fine team, meets West Nir- ginia with hopes of repeating it's vic tory of last year although there ap- pears to be small chance that the Panthers can turn in q 4o-0 score again.
 Bucknell. which beat Penn State, 13-7. in 1927, hopes to turn the trick again. After revenge for a 32-0 beating last year. F'ordham takes on New York university.
 Pennsylvania. Columbia, syra- cuse. Dartmouth. Carnegie Tech. Washington and Jefferson, Army Georgetown and Lafayette meet op- position now rated as minor. Satur- days returns. however, may prove the minor opposition was major