Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

I and Colgate the cadets have not shown
 anything resembling remarkable fo0t-
 ball power this autumn.
 Easy Game for Vale.
 Yale appears to have a comparative ly safe opponent in Brown for the Providence team has not shown signs of any particular streugt hthis sea son. Defeated by Cornell 2s to and held to a no-score tic by Amherst, the Brown victories have been gained over Norwich. Rhode Island State, Wesley an and Vermont. None of these teams appear on the Yale schedule, but foot ball score deductions. unsatisfactory as they generally are, would appear to indicate that the Blue, if using its first string combination, should have little difficulty in repeating it's 1913 victory oyer Brown.
 Cornell TussIes With F. and M.
 Cornell is called upon to face the eleven of Franklin and Marshall col lege, and the little Penhsylvanians are quite likely to give the Ithaca aggre- gation a lively fussle for honors today Although defeated by Lehigh at the opening of the season, the Franklin and Marshall team came back strong the following Saturday, defeating the University of Pennsylvania 10 to 0, and has continued it's winning stride ever since. Dartmouth and Syracuse are in much the same as Cornell in todavss games. The HanoVerians play Tufts and the Salt City combination faces Rutgers. Tufts has lost only two games this fall. Harvard won 1S to 6 and Rutgers 17 to 2. That Rutgers ana Syracuse are comparatively eveh- cated by the fact that Princeton de- feated the New Jersey eleven 12 to a and Syracuse 12 to [.
 Two Powerful EIevena Meet. What is expected. to be one of the pest games of the day will be pIayed at Pittsburgh. where the WashinRton and Jefferson and University of Pitts- ouren Ieams meet in their annual con test. These two institutions are rep- resented by elevens which are anao1<r li Lne most powerful in the east In fact Lner records are little short of reYnarlzS able. Washington and Jefferson has total score of 229 points for six games "hacn include victory over Yale and a to 10 defeat by Harvard Ter players have scored touchdou,os 1f 1 anom Sp1egel and Fleming lead wifS7 | s1 each, while Fleming has kicked I nore goals from touchdoWns than any | 2tner eastern player. PittsburEh has Cornell, Navy. Carlisle and | --o I, sSeoWn among others. running up | " " points Tn six games. Twelve play ITS nave figured in the tollrhdor-n | i've Asa"s "Aln :, Other games in which eastern com 'lnanons figure are as follows:
 Fennsylvania vs Michigan. at Am aroor; Carlisle vs. Holy Cross at manchester: Vt; Williams vs. WesIeTt Il. at Wilhamstown; Forihan1 ISs s,dVy, at Annapolis. and Rochester I,~ 'olsate, at Rochester.
 Scores of 1913.
 1he principal games, tosetbar vp;+i, 1e 1913 scores, where the ssn9e i.aIi '@ges @ met on the gridiron, are as fol- Irlnceton at Harvord. 6 to Notre Dame at Army. s5 to 13 Brown at Yale, to IT rankin and Marshall at CoynelI .5;,5 ot meet. Ileh' uld Tufts at Dartmouth. did not meet T pordham at Navy. did-not meet Hutgers at Syracuse, did moi r,so4 Wssnington and Jefferson al PittS' Amnerst at Springfield, to 2o | Colgate at Rochester, 2s to VI. " esleyan at Williams, 0 10 It W Virginia at St. Johns. did nof roan+ $ cM.unienberg at Lafayette. ' to Carlisie vs. Holy Cross at Mancs,.. a T, ,2Vt, did not meet '