New Britain herald., 1929-11-11
MEETS
 YALE THIS WEEK
One Of Oldest Of Football Classics
 to Be Seen Saturday

New York. Nov. il tP)-With in terscctional strife largely disposed of for the season, major eastern elcNcns approach objective games in their own section next Saturday. Princeton will meet Yale at Ne" Haven in the oldest of the football classics, with the Ellis not so highly and tho game will mark the end Of the Tiger season. Williams and Amherst will close their campaigns with their annual battle against each other, this time at Williams town. and many other smaller col lcees will wind up for the year. Yale's inability to get better than a 3 to 13 tie against Maryland aft CT Albie Booth had put the Blue 1 into the lead caused many Of the experts and ineXports 10 wonder whether the Ellis had the power to 1 showed signs of life last Saturday, setting it's ponderous eleven into motion so vigorously that a fine Lc- 1 high team was showed under by 20 to c.
 Princeton turned back the Eli charge by l2 to at Princeton last year. giving the Orange and Black three out of four against Yale. The Tiger never has won four out of five from his New Haven rival Dartmouth will take the field against Cornell favored to win. but certainly not by any such margin as last years 2S 10 O. The Green was pressed to beat Brown by 13 10 . | last Saturday as Cornell romped away from Western Reserve by 36 to Q.
 l Columbia's B to Q battcring by Colgate will send the light Blue and White into it's Pennsylvania game a second choice, even though the | Red and Blue bowed 10 q rejuvcn- ated Penn State Eleven by 2 to '. 1 The success of the big Maroon team on Baker Field will make the Hamilton entry a hot favorite over it's old rival, Syracuse, hut when these ancient rivalries are up for decision emotionally inspired teams often play far above their heade Colgate defeated Syracuse easily by 30 to last season.
 Harvard's fine passing attack in a losing game against Michigan was good enough to kindle hope among wcarers of the Crimson. All Har- ward energies now will be direct n,l toward the Yale game two weeks hence, but Holy Cross may force tn. Crimson to uncover bit this con- ing Saturday. Cleo O'Donnell's clev- en held Harvard to a scorolcss tir last year.
 Brown, the Army and tho Navy will get breathing spells this week
 against Norwich, Dickinson an
 Wake Forest respectively. All threr
 are in need Of them after harc
 games last Saturday.
 Spurred by q to victory ovcl
 Washington and Jefferson Saturday
 Pittsburgh's undefeated and untiC5
 team will be favoritc over Car
 negic Tech. The Tartans were hel,
 to a scoreless draw by W. and J
 earlier in the season, but cnjoye,
 q day of rest Saturday. This chanc'
 to relax will enhance any chanc,
 Judge Stcffon's boys may possess.
 Penn State awaits Bucknell's in
 yasion of State College, Pa, witt
 confidence as Georgetown hopes [,
 strengthen its fine record at the cv
 pcnso Of West Virginia. Lchigh |
 to play it's first "Middlc Three
 game against Rutgers. New Yorl
 University will play it's second gam
 in two years against Missouri, whicl
 was defeated last season by 27 to i
 The western invaders come to NeG
 York this season with . record 9 having tied Nebraska.