Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
PRINCETON CATCHES TARTAR
 IN LAFAYETTE ELEVEN
Colgate - Harvard Shows Strong Aqainst Bowdoin in Defense.

The big upset of the college football l world on Saturday was Lafayette's defeat of Princeton, to O. on the Princeton gridiron.
 Frank Irmschler, a second substitute right halfback on the Lafayette college team, caught the ball on the bound in the last minute of play after Cum ningham's try for drop kick had been blocked and ran 90 yards for a touch down. Captain McCaa kicked the goal as time was called. It was one of the most disappointing struggles from a Princeton viewpoint that has been seen at Princeton in many years. Not once did the visitors make a first down, whereas Princeton carried the ball no less than half a dozen times to within the 20 yard line, but was unable to concentrate her at tack and frequently lost the ball on downs.
 Vale 36, Colgate o. Yale started with a substitute eleven against Colgate on Yale field. but quickly rushed in Captain Coy, Philbin and Hobbs, after Vaughn had failed to catch a punt and the Colgate players had stolen the ball from Murphy, put ting the Yale goal in danger. Yale scored in the first five minutes and added the tallies till the final score was 36 to o.
 Steve Philbin's dodgings backfield play runs for 50 yards each ended in touchdown. Ted Coy kicked two field goals, the last from the 40 yard line with less than five seconds of the first half remaining.
 the game.
 Logan's run for the final touchdown was the longest dash of the day, and it recorded the fastest touchdown of
 Harvard Shows Rugged Defense.
 Harvard's defense in holding Brown for downs twice on the one yard line was the most encouraging feature of the Brown Harvard game. which was won by the Crimson, II to o. Harvard scored once in each half. After an exchange q punts Harvard secured the ball on Browns 25 yard line, and Minot by successive plunges carried it over for the first score.
 This action was repeated in the sec ond half but this time Brown man. aged to get within a foot of the Har- yard chalkline before reluctantly relin- quishing the ball on downs. Minot and Morrison carried the ball out of dan ger and after they had worked the ball to Browns 40 yard line a forward pass and couple of line plunges sent it to the 15 yard line
 Penn in Tie With Penn State.
 There was no score in the first half at Philadelphia in Pennsylvania game with Penn State. but in the final period each team scored a field goal, leaving the game a tie, to 3.
 PellnsylVania scored early in the second half of the game. Thayer kicked a field goal from the 35 yard line. State was able to make like score within five minutes. On an ex- change of kicks Captain Miller of the I1r,,, ,r.r-fr- L. knA what the officials declared to be too rough tackle. As penalty State was given half the distance. to the Pennsyl- vania goal. This put the ball on Penn sylvana's 20 yard line. Two line laws gained the visitors only five yards and then Vorhis kicked an easy goal from the 25 yard line.
 Other Football Scores.
 Fordham 21 Swarthmore 9.
 Army IS, Iehigh (,
 Cornell 16 Vermont 0.
 Syracuse 39, Niagara 9.
 Pittsburg IA, Carlisle 3.
 Virginia 5, Navy Q.
 Princeton Freshmen 6, Mercersburg Academy 6.
 Rochester S, Union 0.
 Sewanee 15. Polytechnic, Ohio o.
 Vanderbilt 1T, Auburn, 0.
 Denver University 10, South Dakota
 Trinity 13. Norwich University ,. Harvard Freshmen ,, Phillips An dover O.
 BoWdoin 5, Holy Cross 0.
 Tufts 5, University of Maine O.
 Colby H. Bates 8.
 Mount Pleasant Academy l6, Stam- ford Military Academy g.
 Phillips Exeter t. Yale Freshmen c.
 Wesleyan 27, Hamilton 0.
 Dartmouth 12, Amherst 0.
 Springfield Training School IT, Wor- cester Technology o
 Williams B. Massachusetts Agricul- tural College S.