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bly will muster « fairly sound | sonal they ¢ i | sonably certain they know whe: an asset of which Dartmouth | pee ak, a Mire At a guess, we would ars to know little, cuse lacks mo i latter Is expected to shift Rob-|any other essential, “This WEIGHT ADVANTAGE By Brickley on How to Play Football FAVORED QE 22322822 at OVER CRIMSON| © | Lesson aie FLEVEN HAS Teenie first Illustrated Article of a Series “ ovRAgUSe TEAM doubtedly will contribute to a stauncher fs up to. the final mmute of play i en an intercepted forward pe Ine defense, it will not help Robertson's Pi ball carrying any more than carbolle| Against’ Colgate eee sensor 21—Double Pass, Forward Pass—Short Side DARTMOUTH HERE add Relea digatilon, rhe Green witsea quer fourteen Hest ‘Sowhecto tia is likely to be further embarragsed by a discrepancy not alto~ the absence of Burke, the accond best |#etHer evident in the 14 to 0 score, , ‘ By Charlie Brickley. | —— fared in the Penn game and ls expected a com re (Harvard's Greatest Captain and All-American Back of 1912-18-14.) | Among football men’ of an open and] te, play no, more football this season. asses ‘set Physica’ Edge of Opponents, , by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) neutral mind the Sdea prevatis that| thinks Syracuse has the better team 4 Nov. 1%.—Five , 3 i . ‘ Ayer de Will Bake Darunvutd and says as much In a quoted interview, Coast League baseball clubs, Polo C ae ti nouth on tha] Of course, Harry Is a former Syracuse | San Francisco, Sacramento, Salt Lake, ‘olo Grounds to-morrow, Captain and is not likely to give his! Portiand and Seattle, will hi , However, Syracuse 1s the logical pre- the worst of it, He has, however, i Defer rmandda ei! game favorite, It has played right con- scouting the bartmou h tean for|'managers next year, according to re« és weeks, and football scouts are not|cent reports. No changes in the man« | sistent football through the scason with] 4 {, as a general thing, to 4 | Lee Alsposee a gene 0 depre- | agement will he made by Oa WHAT WiLL THEY | the exception of the Pittsburgh disaster, | ciate the opposition unless they are rea- | Angeles and: Vernon es DO TO-MORROW? ‘The following Is a list of leading \| football games scheduled to be played to-morrow. The score of last year’s contests is printed op- Score, Taste is a matter of: 9 ° 2] ‘tob lity’ artmouth 0 copa | sie Tee hel tobacco quality Trinity (N. C.). + Game Ss THROUGH TO TAKE 2 . \ Springfield . aoNeo< ; ! FORWARD PASS Fordham Game Holy Cro: . 32 | | New Hampshire v0 | _ Brown + 44 | Colgate re) Lehigh wee 4 Lafayet! . 27 | We state it as our honest belief ( Rutgers a) | that the tobaccos used in Chester- |, West Virgin Canal | field are of finer quality (and y (Lae . 14 | hence of better taste) than in any { RE Cc, ‘ ; | other cigarette at the price. 1 Mase. Aggies 21 Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. Contre .....04 No || | Copyright, 1931, Preas Publfehing Co. (%, ¥. Rventow Worth Washington and Lee, - Game Chesterfield CIGARETTES of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended _ | 5 : epee The above diagram illustrates a | to back numbered 2 in the dia- | plunging into the line, presum- obliquely back t th hort By Wiliiam Abbott. double pass, forward pass on the | gram. This back fakes a buck ably as interference. 5 side of the line, hers Mevcanves Yale is favored to beat Harvard to-| short side of the line. through tackle and is aided in But back No. 2 passes the ball in an advantageous position to morrow on the reasoning that Prince-| __ The ball is passed by the centre | the deception by back No. 1 | to No. 3 and the latter runs throw the pass. 3 Midilaibdalthad pobib dada stale Adit VRE Ny ton trimmed the Crimson and the | Meanwhile the attacking right Blue in turn defeated the Tigers. Applications for A. A. U. Reco! neh after delaying for a count or BiitieneVaateiy) saivevauoulalusltised Gridiron Punts and Passes WT) Ds cect aero rare dh PRR PRED) ed No the minute extravagant, predictions Ameriéan and championship records In] 6e free to receive the pass. are made of a decisive Yale victory COLUMBIA. Elon played them to a 0—0 tle, and | track and ficid and swimming, which The defensive backs have been ' @t Cambridge. since 1908, Yale only | (oach O'Neill put the Columbia foot- 1g: Randi Seog enna eg and | Were to have been presented for adop-| drawn to the long side of the line | { * as if = ball men through a long workout yes- fi on, 6'to 0 ry and| tion at the annual cony y the fake buck through tackie @efeated Harvard twice, 6—3 in 1916) a 2 eieetle an o and by back No. 5 going through ‘ and 8—0 in 1909. That is something ree Cau ne gee ea | Scalia eaten gunduy. ‘Monday and | # 800M as the ball fe put in pay think about. Yale's chief proble.n | signal drill. In spite of the fact that | FORDHAM. have been lost, and running to the left. f¢o-morrow will be to overcome the d was very muddy, and the ball| In their final practice session of ‘ | accordingly slippery, the first eleven! year the Fordham football players rere Mutoh adc, bite nue nh to make’ intensive gains] put. through a sevére drill yesterday, Whe / e-the-ball and other deceptive: against the reserves ant! made but! ‘rhe Maroon lads were WELLES * 5 . 5 eirategy, Harvard oes into every) few fuatle. ie roamiar manaet|@na Dutta ti é Khdeadidded AME Bhorhes terete Blithio Muserbitl Bhosheo \ game with a.thorough plan of action. | team three times, Little is left to chance. It is no : ers are of no value to any | » Amateur Athletic Union. theo Gentlemen: secret that the Cambridge eleven will | N. Y. U. an ; eon offered by ‘i 4 cking | Azother band of football raiders. fro see 2 fe rgturn, .N use the forward passes and kicking | tye South will Invade New York to- sie | parvMouTH, as bua lina legs | NE y ge oN hen Trinity ot orth Ca ~ t £ to the utmost, which means these |W.» Hy ot orth “Caraiina | DART MOU dik cin i pier ce nilweaalice? For or th fifi ‘ * Separimenia, will be. cleverly. des [<P ROR ONS rine or the cloning nano | | HANON ohne es more than fifteen years ave 3 eaicceds records show that the Tar Heels have | thirty men | Clark will mana Milwaukee Amer: » P I y one game this season, that to| where it wi fean Association team next season, t| PR ; Individually, there isn’t a great deal | William and Mary, by a score of 12 10.0.) at cie TN Wad Ainouneeantoede pale | Rey been disarming high clothing prices. ef difference between the opposing teams, Yale's eleven that has beon picked td start the battle weighs 2,016 pounds, Harvard's tonnage wit be 1,983 pounds. The Elis will ha the advantage of four pounds a ma which may mean a great de: nothing. Yale's rush line averag. 188 to 18 for Harvard. 1 backfields average slightly over 171. Harvard will have no star to equai Aldrich and O’Hearn, but Buell, and Owen are first-clas: dangerous in handling for The Crimson expects to start Owen, Chapin and Fitts in the field, a combination of pai and three dependable kick 5 member of the backfield is a “thre especially in a passing formation Yale's line should outel in the showing both made Princeton, Garrity and Cleaves of Princeton frequently plunged through the Crimson forw: but couldu't 4, Hier teotirte i ‘Our Entire § Soak of Mén’s °40 °45 5°50 ful, fast charging Blue forwards. The show development of the linemen has ‘ been Harvard's main concern ail ‘ season. Ph, There should be a pretty neat scrap | between the i ends.| fp Crocker and M: 5 : at tackles and fast ‘down field under A kicks. 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