Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13

once defeated Princeton when the
Tiger appeared to have the annual
gridiron contest safely locked in the
Nassau trophy room.
Harvard to Use Subs With Brown.
+ Harvard is not expected to send her
strongest team against Brown and for
that reason the contest is likely to be
close and interesting. A year ago,
after defeating Princeton 90 to o. the
Crimson with an eleven composed
partly of substitutes was held to a
scoreless tie by Brown. A week later
Harvard with her full strength on the
field %vept Yale off Its feet by 36 to o.
If the Cambridge clan were to send its
best team against Brown which won
from Yale last Saturday. to 0.
some grounds might exist for COM
pairing the strength and ability of the
leading players and coaches will be
watching the Ysle- Princeton contest,
the result of the Jay against Brown
will be robbed of much of its value.
Cornell Faces Washington and Lee.
Cornell faces a strong southern team
in Washington and Lee, which has
made an excellent record this fall, but
there appears to be little chance that
the PLAYERS from below the Mason and
Dixon line will. be able tc check the
victorious football career of Cornell.
While these two teams are locked
at Ithaca, Colgate and Syracuse will
be INDUCING in a battle royal at SYRIA
cuse. The two estate elevens are
among the most powerful in the east
and appear to be quite evenly match
ed Colgate has not lost game or
been scored on this season. But one
defeat mars tie Syracuse record and
it was not orly Dave Tibbott's field
goal that saved Princeton from
scoreless. tie with Syracuse. The
rivalry between Colgate and Syracuse
is extremely keen and the game
should result in one of the best foot
ball contests of the year.
Navy Colby; Army-U. of Maine.
Both service teams face Maine col
lege elevens today and they should
conflicts. The Navy will play Colby,
which has shown flashes of strong
football this autumn, while the Army
has Maine University as an opponent.
A third Maine college will figure in
the days gridiron doingse when Bates
meets Dartmouth. Judging from the
work of the two teams this season
Dartmouth should win in rather easy
fashion ~
Michigan and Pennsylvania.
At Philadelphia the elevens OF
Michigan and Pennsylvania will play
their annual intersectional contest and
the result is likely to be in doubt until
Ln0l HIdl moments OIL the game. N0lLn-
er team is of exceptional calibre this
year. Michigan. has been defeated by
Syracuse, Cornell and the Michigan
Aggies. The Quakers have bowed be-
fore, Penn State. Pittsburgh, Lafa-
yette and Dartmouth. The rivalry
between Pennsylvania and Michigan is
as great as ever; despite the rather
unsuccessful season and in all proba-
bility the meeting will result in
fierce struggle, featured by some SEN
sational open field and overhead play.
Leading Games-Last Years Scores
The leading games in the east to-
day., with the scores of year ago
where the same institutions met on
the gridiron. are as follows:
Princeton at Yale. IA to 10
Brown at Harvard ............. 0 to 0
Michigan at Pennsylvania .. "a to 8
Washington and Lee, at Cor
nell DID not play
Colgate at Syracuse ........ to o
Maine at Army ........ to %
Colby at Navy Il to 81
Amherst at Williams .....,. 6 to IA
Bates at Dartmouth -. Did not play
Dickinson at Carlisle ..... 0 to "a
Penn State at Lafayette -. II to o
Wesleyan at New York Uni
NerSlty ...;: ...'. ~ TO 1S
Washington & Jefferson at
West Virginia Wesleyan =. SO to- s
North Carolina A. A. & M.
at Georgetown ...... Did not play
Rutgers VS.. All Stars at New
York ...... Did not play
Andover at Exeter .......... to rs
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