New Britain herald., 1929-10-10
HEAVY SEASON TO
 START SATURDAY
Tuning Up Process Is at an End
 for Most Of Leaders

New York, Oct. 10 (Pl-Thc sea son of heavy schedules for eastern college football teams begins in earnest with this Saturdays games, The tuning up process is at an end or near it for most of the leaders and from now on they meet one major opponent after another with few resting spaces in between.
 The season of traditional rivalries begins in Pittsburgh with the battle between Pitt and West Virginia and is continued in New York, where N. Y. L. meets Fordham The Pitt Partners haze a good chance before them to avengc last years 9-6 de- feats. They are fresh from a one sided triumph over Duke and expect to have their full strength for the Nountaine"rs. West Virginia still is in tn" experimental stage after a defeat and tic Fordham's pros poets Of a victory over tn" Violent Violets are not SO bright x. Y. l.. haS lost Gcvcral leading lights Of last years victorious team but plenty of strength remains.
 A ncar-tradition has arisen in the annual Nclraska-S Syracuse battle, which promises to be one of the most exciting of the weeks inter sectional clashes. Both teams look strong although a scorcIess tie with Southern Methodist marrcd Ne braskas record last week
 The members of the old big three have two good battles on their pro- grams. Yale jumps from the first game right into the middle of a hard season with it's pilgrimage 10 Georgia, After returning. the Ellis muHt meet Brown, Army and Dart mouth in succession with Maryland aS the only possible rest before fackiiu" Princeton and Harvard. Princeton tackles Brown for the first time in d quarter Of a century then go's on to meet Cornell Navy gnd Chicago, Harvard has a com p1rativoly easy opponent in New Hampshire hc'oro moving into schedule as hard as any of them.
 Navy has the rather doubtful honor of entertaining Notre Dame m the l'aIinE intors"rtional game Of tho week, but tho mdshipmon have few comparatively soft spots on their later card and can rccupcrate after their battle with the Ramblcrs. Army, on the other hand. continues j's tuning up against Davidson but EOS from there into one Of inc long s' and toughest ecaodulrs of them all
 i Nplm"bil Dartmouth. Lafayette. Carnegie Tech and l'cnn State re- w.la Iu tho early game stage with opponents which should give tFnm '"Ne '"MI". Columbia meets Wes- y2U rathr weaker than last year Ea.a tba Lions won &1-7; Dart n 'h phys Allegheny. Lafayette m..'S ''nuh@ttau. Carnegie goes 0rnrar Nnt"ru NosDrv and ponn >a'" 9gal-s' Nurahal. Pnnneyl- ta.a H. w.~ should win handilv .31u \i.e.ua Poly.
 ! 'r.""'a ra.y t1}o battle on its aa1' "Ih M.1'5@oa S:atc although '6" "' "ooa ".u lG-o y.ar ago ".E'' I'u'r.rf gI'l make q better
 "'& .r. ... Holy Cross than it "1 in t-' Ear's 4f-o drt,at. t''->ao'I d WasA..-'oa auI Jcr- ,0e0" Ioe'.H to & a.oru.s4 draw in '.-' aDl .eaio are ruad on about or0 terms
 Other @wloe my or may not rro- d''ee Closr rJu"en, especially thc intfsn"'taaaI -am Gtwe.n un- tr!1 "'"oMnt. ''r.H ror some thing Of a surprise Gom IGam3d n- sidney ypa" a9o with only a.r fS-G trinmph- II may happn again. ] Swarthmesa and N..riH.a also l makes G"ubtful combinr-ion. on q strictly raS'orn hasis, the least ! certain game is that between two of last years rnd'f'at,d tcams, Boston College and Nill9noya wHfch are still going strong this season.