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trvard Appears To Have Edge
On Tigers For Game Tomorrow
Intam ral ItA~ IMPORTANT CONTESTS
riamura temsON SATUIRDAY'S SCHEDULE
The inter-department soccer tourn- (Continued from Page Six)
'whelming Wisconsin win will serve
only to add to the Wolverine determin-
ation.
ament will begin on Nov. 13 with tw
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1 i games scheduled, the All-Lits meet-
(Harvard versus Princeton! ed upon as the cream of the East. gmhe slleDentdatefAur-thirtyeand
- Focusing the eyes of the football Jenkins and Fitts at ends, EastmanFmg the Ali-Dents at four thirty and
the All-Engineers playing the All-
world upon them by the sheer draw- and Dunker at tackles, Hubbard and Medics at the same hour. The man-
Ing power of their names these two Grew at guards, Bradford at center, agers of the different teams are as fol
representatives of the eastern "Bin Churchill and Owen at halves, Buell lows: All-Lits-Sanchez, 1018-J; the
Tiree" will clash on Soldier's field, at quarter, Harlow, Pinkham and Do- All-Engineers-Baucis or Tellez,
herty from whore to pick a full back,; 1755-W; the All-Dents, Rorich, 2589,
Cambridge, on Saturday afternoon in jgive Harvard as staunch a lineup as and the All-ets, e br, 609
the biggest contest of the day the na- the Crimson has presented in many a. d A- ,L, .
tion over. day. The speedball schedule for Friday
As units the Orange and' the Crim- aTo face this powerful fighting unit i T :0 ents s. Frid-
sop are evenly matched. One factor, Princeton, outplayed and almost beat- is: vs. SeniorFsts, Junior Engneers
and one alone, gives Harvard the edge en by Chicago, has no great Individ-! sr LsJ rELits.
as the whistle blows. That factor is I nal star, no Keck, no Lourie, no star 1__
one lone individual star, the only of old who, by his scintillating work Coach Sullivan wishes to announce
singled ;payer to stand out head and ; can down the men of Harvard. In- that all men who are trying out withI
shoulders above all the rest on both stead the 'Tiger, hard fought but un-; his cross-country squads to be on,
elevens, George Owen, Crimson half-; defeated, will lick his chops doubtful- hand in Waterman gym on the main
hack. Heralded by no less an author- ly before he trots on to the field. The floor prm tlate lveny o'clock Sat-
ity than Walter Cal n, premier toot- combination consisting of Cray and irday morning for the weekly trial
ball critic of them all, as one of thr; Smith at ends, Treat and Baker at run.
greatest if not the greatest player of tackles, Dickenson and Howard at
all time it isto Oei hom Harvard guards, Alfoerdatacenter, Wingate at Dance: Ypsi tonight. Bergin'r
looks to Ibe that extra added weight quarter, Caldwell and Crum at halIves, IFirst.--Adv.,
that will swing the balance of power and Cleavps at- full, is just a good av-
to the Crimson hosts. The smothering erage lineup Got something for sale? A "Daily"
of Owen by the Princeton defense May lie Foward Passing Game classified'ad will sell it for you-Adv.
would spell defe~at. or a tie game foz' It is the Tiger fight upon which!
Harvard. The failure of the Tigers Princeton adherents must count, the
to crush this mighty Cambridge play- spirit that threw back the powerfuf
er is almost certain to mean the loss thrusts of John Thomas in the Chi;p Gt e
of the contest. cago game just enough to save a vie- G et T he
owemn Not the Only -fan tory.
Owen, of course, is far from being
the only man to be reckohed Wvith. Place your engraving and emboss-
Princeton must face, in addition, a
team that has not yet tasted defeat ing stationery orders with O. D. Ior-
this season, a team that has romped rill, 17 Nickels Arcade, and save thatShirts]
away with all opposition and is look- eleventh hour rush.-Adv.
enced lineup, goes directly to give her
best..
s aroon-Ohio Game Attracts
Of almost equal interest is the Ohio-
Chicago game in the Buckeye stad-
ium. Defeated but not disheartened,E
following this week's revival of spirit,
the Scarlet flashes out against the;
Maroon with hope re-born, a perfected
aerial attack, and a line that is hop-
ing against hope to stop the plunging
of the Chicago backs. Chicago, how-
ever, is expected to win.
How large a score can Wisconsin
roll up on Illinois? Pollowers of
Michigan football will watch for re-
ports fro«) this battle at Madison with
extreme interest. Should the lllinii
hold the Padgeri to a low count Mich-
iuan hopes. for victory on the 18th
will take a decided rise, while an over-
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