New Britain herald., 1929-10-28
l EASTERN TEAMS
 UNBEA7EN, UNITED
Western Maryland Reaches Foot.
 ball Heights Yale Surprises

New York, Oct 27 LP,-Thc foot fall season in the East passes the midway mark with four major clcvens undcfeated and united - Dartmouth, Pittsburgh, Cornell and Western Maryland. The last named is smaller than the rest and is new to the football heights, but promises to remain among the elect as long l as anyone can reasonably be expect cd to remain there in this day of un- expected results.
 Fresh from it's 34 to conquest of Harvard at Cambridge last Sat urday, Dartmouth today began it's pre- eparations to meet the rejuvenat cd Yale eleven and Albie Booth as Pittsburgh prepared to face an in- vasion by Ohio State. Cornell. which had an open date last Saturday. got ready for Columbia and Western Maryland. The latter which now has finished the most difficult part of its schedule headed toward game against St. Johns of An napolis, a meeting affecting only the state championship of Maryland.
 Princeton KcGGins Courage
 Tinglng from rally which net ted 13 10 13 tie against the Navy at Princeton last Saturday. the Tigers began active preparations to make a more positive come back against Chicago this week in the Maroon's first visit to Tigcrtown since 1921. Purdue turned back Chicago by 2G to 0 at Sta@g field on Saturday, so the Orange and Black faced tho possibility of entering q major gam" in a role other than that Of an undordog.
 The tie against Princeton gave thc Navy little cause for cheering. but the Midshinmen did do about as well as their next on"oneut, Penn sylva"i2. hold 10 d 1o to. [ victory by Lohigh. Harvard anpo ~ontly hae all it can do to cope with Flcrida eleven which comes 10 C3mbridec ncTt Satnrday fresh from a viotorv over Ca0roja, Y2!"'s ro0qre or.
 !'1H'"vr THan2s Hn~ts
 Aft-r ha't!as with 1!a~ya~d and Y~io. hr0y ". ."~eI 70 tabo tbsr!-. "".v aEa'.st 9 w.~'n~n iH.aa.r '''''h Hn'-ota. '7'.~~e c~-.,rr tr~r.r, O "~~@'?rr@h'" g.~c-.-,h ar" G~o t- -'-'.. '"io so7t',. "n o-.'o~rr7tq rf l.4 rNr c"lHhre Snt"r -"~ w;fHont fee. 0f ur-"'s, c'-nnt in no TO-. '',l "7sn. Pc 'on To''r~o iy in no aa, Ter from the ho@ly bo:t~rcd puka "rray nor does C~l~etc oxyeot any diffic"ltics frcm IIomn4en Sidney but N"lethcrnn 'n2y trouble Harry Stuhldrohor's NilInnova squad. Oglo thorpe has an u0aet over Georgia to it's credit and gave a sound trourc ing to Dayton Saturday.
 Carnc~fo moves west for the soc ond time to mo Washington uni. E@rsity at Et Louis with a victory expected. The scarlet hurricane Of Davis and IEIhins. still unbcaten thouGh tied by Fordham Saturday. is counting on little trouble from John Carroll at Cleveland.
 Trinity Plays Wesleyan
 \ set of eastern ncighbors who have ancient and sometimes bitter rivalries to settle for the year be- gan preparations for their annual battles. Holy Cross and Brown are due to battle it out on even terms in the New England area with Trinity and Wesleyan supplying a second traditional encounter, older but less important. Lafayette, beaten by small scores in its last -Wo games, plays Washington and Jefferson after remaining on even erms through eleven past games. Syracuse and Penn State also leave title to choose between them in heir yearly struggle. Buckncll is 'arorcd to come out ahead in set ling last years tie with Temple.
 Although there is less tradition ! behind the game, New York uni iorsity also has a score to settle with Georgetown. which gave the lrst check to the Nioets' winning .t l. 1,D,.4