Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-04
SOME OF THE PROMINENT
 PLAYERS AND THEIR PLAYS
Yale Has Big Man in EeGore- Brown Seems the Weakest in the Big Six.

Who will be the northern star of the 1914 football Armament? Who is destined to be the Coy of this seasons kickers and runners? This is a ques- ton that is not as important just now as who will win next Saturdays games, but it is a question that will keep the dopesters busy after the sea- son is over.
 In the first place, none of the best players on the Big Six teams have snone any brighter thus far than many or the best men on smaller college teams. Yale has her LeGore but Tufts has Westcott and Parks Dartmouth mas Ghee, one of the most wonderful ground gathers and end runners of the season, but Williams has Too1an. Har- yard has Tacks Hardwick, but Syra- 1 cuse has Wilkinson. From records thus Tar, there is no choice anywhere.
 LeGore seems the best man Yale has Tn her offense formations He has made seven touchdowns and has kick ed fourteen goals. Nearly every other play centers around this sterling full back, and he is the man, if anybody. who will lead Yale over the line when Harvard is met November 21 His work all the season stamps him as the best and most reliable man on the team.
 Princeton has not man who can really be classed as great, although the team has not lost game as yet. Every man seems to be or q mar with his fellows. Ames has scored three touchdowns, being the only pfay- CT to cross the boal line more than once this season. Tibbot has kicked four field goals. and shows much that Is commendable in that line in the six gar.ss he has been in thus far.
 Ghee IS Dartmouth's favorite. this sturdy quarterback having scored eight touchdowns thus far Dartmouth mas not a who from the field and this is a great weak ness of the team. The team has been beaten just once. and that by Prince ton week ago Saturday. The ability or one Of the men to kick field goal once in while might have turned de- feat into victory. Two of them would have been a defeat for Princeton
 Brown seems to be the weakest team in the Big Six this season. despite the fact that the team has lost but one game, that to Cornell. Gordon, the right halfback, has been doing some scoring in nearly every game, his rec a~d tbps far heing one +ouch6oUn two field goals and four goals from touch downs. rais IS the best record of any on the team.
 Harvard has Hardwick This may mean defeat for Yale, and then again. nobody can tell. This young end has scored three touchdowns,, one field goal and seven goals from touchdowns
 Harvard has met four tough teams in a row, and this has caused less real dope to be, prepared than usual, for the reason that the men have had their hands full just keeping the other team from scoring, and not being able to shine as scoring artists themselves as much as in the past.
 Pennsylvania is coming along better and better every week, and in the game with Michigan Saturday will demonstrate whether or not the team is in a. class with Harvard. From all dope, there is absolutely no choice be- tween Michigan and Pennsylvania. It seems to be six of one and half dozens of the other. with the choice for the betting experts to fathom. SeaIbach, the doughty left end and Matthews, the sturdy right halfback. who is a dangerous drop kicker from the 40- yard line, will be the main assets for Pennsy on Saturday.
 !. Princeton plays Harvard at Cam bridge Saturday. Neither team has met any team which the other has played this season, and therefore, this pre-game dope is lacking. Comparison figures cannot lie this time, for there are none.
 Brown plays Yale at New Haven Saturday. This should be a pretty soft thing for the Bull Dog. for Brown has