Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-17

New York, Nov 15.-Tn the closing hours of the eastern football season varsity gridiron form suffered a stag geTing upset and today there is mourn ing and autopsy where joy and cele- hration had been planned as an after math of Saturdays big games. Cham piOnship aspirations and months of careful campaigning were swept away in the wreck left by the belated rush of elevens considered out fthe run ming. Form books and comparative score sheets have been thrown away as misleading and the football follow Sr enters the final week of the big college contests dazed and doubting his own and every other mans opin- ions.
 Princeton outplayed and held to a to tie by Yale. Dartmouth swamp ed by the Carlisle Indians; Pennsyl- vania Outplayed by Michigan with the aid Of old fashioned football tactics: the powerful navy machine almost stalled by Penn. State, the heavy Uni versity of Pittsburgh team outplayed by Washington and Jefferson were but a few of the upSetS that marked the day as one of exceptional setbacks. Of all the leading elevens of the east ern football world, Harvard alone con- tinUed her successful career uncheck- ed. The fact. however, that Brown was swept aside by a S7 to 0 score
 
 bridge, for Crimson scouts have all ready returned from New Haven with reports of the possibilities that lie In the reconstructed Yale team.
 Vale Proves Formidable.
 Although those Harvard coaches who witnessed the ale-Princeton game were chary with comment after the struggle il is known that they left the home of the Blue with far greater F-aG a~r for TT,a a1a viously prevailed in Crimson quarters.
 There was ample reason for this change of opinion concerning the Blue, for the Yale team, although still i'm perfect, has found itself and will prove 9. formidable opponent in the Cam bridge stadium next Saturday. It out played Princeton in every department of the contest at Yale field and only poor generalship and lack of fin ishing punch saved the Tigers from a defeat where victory had been con- fidently expected
 Just as Yale prospects improved as the result of her play against Prince ton, the championship aspirations of Dartmouth were shattered by the red Juggernaut constructed by Glenn War ner from the pupils at the Carlisle Indian school The score of 35 to 10 demonstrates clearly that the victory of the abOTigines over the Hanover men was not due to any fluke and this is borne out by the surprising and yer satile attack with Indians kept Dart mouth puzzled.
 Harvard's Easy Victory.
 While the Hanoverians were being eliminated from eastern championship fields the Harvard combination con tinued it's undefeated march by com- p1etely outplaying the Brown univer- sity team. This in itself was not rem Tlxa bIe feat hut the ea sv and uon Chalant manner in which it was done was remarkably impressive, Although the regulars played but short time the second and third string players showed surprising ability and it Is evident that Coach Haughton is all ready building parts to take the places of the present stars in the Crimson machine. when their playing days shall have ended. So far as could be judged by Browns playing the shifts made in the Harvard line since the Prince ton game have greatly strengthened