Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-16
Dartmouth vs. Harvard.

] Boston, Nov. 15.-The Dartmouth
 and the Harvard football squads rest 1 ed on either side of the Charles river
 tonight, the Green in Au'burndale and
 the Crimson in Cambridge, awaiting | their annual contest in the Stadium tomorrow.
 The Harvard players had spent the
 afternoon in light practice, behind clos
 ed gates; the Dartmouth squad passeI | it in travelling to Auburndale from Hanover, N. H, which practically
 emptied itself behind them. Tonight | 1,500 inhabitants of Hanover, not all Jf | them undergraduates, made merry in l Boston in night before'' demonstra-
 tion.
 Generally both teams are in good physical shape, and will present their | strongest men, except in one instance. | This is in the Dartmouth backfeld, l where Morey, who has played a pow l erful game all season, will be missing. i His knee still troubled him today, and | it was considered doubtful by the | coaches whether he would be able 10 1 get into the game even for 8 short l time. Otherwise every man on the | Dartmouth squad was reported fit. | Captain Wendell is the only uncertain | factor in the Crimson eleven. His
 ankle has not recovered full strength
 as yet, but he will start the game and
 play at least two periods, it is said.
 Brickley will be in the game at right 1 halfback, from which position it is eX- 1 pected he will perform more of the 1 plunging and kicking feats which have | brought him into prominence. Coach | Haughton. however, intends to watch
 all the Crimson players closely, and at
 any sIsn of distress they will be reliev- 1 ed and saved for the Yale game. Cornell vs. Michigan.
 Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 15.-while | the Cornell football squad was putting | in a portion of the afternoon in final
 practice on the grounds of the Coun- 1 try club at Detroit, Coach Yost kept 1 the Michigan players busy with sig nals.
 | The Wolverine coach would not state 1 tonight whether the same eleven will l face Cornell on Ferry field tomorrow 1 that started against Pennsylvania last l Saturday. It is generally expected, | however, that the backfeld will not be | changed It also seems quite proba- | ble that Pentius and Torbet will be l the ends.
 1 Michigan, like Cornell, regards a vic- | tory tomorrow as a satisfactory end | ing of an unsuccessful season. The l two elevens have met nine times, ani
 the only Michigan victory was won in | 1894
 | Reports from Detroit today bore the ! information that Trainer Moakiey pro- ; nounced the Cornell regulars in good 1 shape for their crucial game The vis- i itors will remain at Detroit tonight, ] coming here tomorrow morning. Trinity vs. Wesleyan. Middletown, Conn, Nov. 15.-Trin- 1 ity and Wesleyan battle on the grid | iron here tomorrow afternoon. with
 all the indications pointing to a close and fiercely fought game between the 1 old time rivals. Trinity has beaten
 Wesleyan for the past few years, but
 this year Wesleyan with a strong teal1
 hopes to even up scores.
 Yale and Harvard Freshmen Meet,
 New Haven, Conn, Nov. 1.-The
 Yale and Harvard freshmen meet in
 the annual gridiron contest on Yale
 field tomorrow. Comparative scores show both teams to be about of equal
 strength, and close game Is expect ] ed.