Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
fhTERcoLLEeIATE FOOTBALL
 O.. GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY
Teams of All Universities Will Be
 on the Gridiron This Afternoon.

New York. Oct. s.-Although over shadowed for the present by the worlds series. Intercollegiate football finds a place of no small importance in the weekend schedule Of sports Throughout all sections of the coun- try tomorrow the teams of the princi- pal colleges and universities win line up against elevens of various degrees of strength. In the cast the feature garnes of the day include the contests between Harvard and the Carlisle In dfans, Princeton vs- Syracuse. Yale vs. vs- Gettysburg. Penn State vs. Uni versity of Pennsylvania and Cornell vs. Williams.
 In former years the meeting of the Indians and the Harvard elevens was one of the star attractions Of the gridiron season. but the Red Man has fallen from his proud estate in foot ball circles and it is unlikely that the aborigines can give the Crimson anything like the battle which fea- tured this annual game few years ago. In the three contests to date the Indians have won from Albright, have been held to a no-score match by Leb- anon Valley and defeated by Lehigh-
 Syracuse gave the Princeton team a great fight last autumn. but there is little ground upon which to base the opinion that the game tomorrow will be a repetition of that match. The best showing of the Syracuse eleven to date was made against Bucknell last Saturday. but the performance is dwarfed by the Ticers' victories over Georgetown and Rutgers. Lehfgh goes to New Haven for the struggle against Yale, with victories over Ursinus and Carlisle to her, credit Unless the Ellis show a better brand of football than that displayed a week ago. Lehigh may duplicate the play of Virginia. Much depends upon the progress made by Coach Hinkey and his assistants dur ing the week. in developing a stronger attack and fa more cohesive defense.
 The defeat of Williams by Union last Saturday would appear to Indicate | that the strong Cornell eleven should | not have great difficulty in holding the Williamsburg brigade in check Although Williams opened the season | Poly, the powerful Union eleven de- feated Cornelrs opponent of tomor- Il row by a score of 14 to O. The Uni | versity of Pennsylvania team will meei the Penn State team and the result | should be a close and interestina game. Penn State has defeated botf Westminster and Lebanon Valley by double figure scores and goth 10 Phil. adelphia with a strong combination well versed in the technique of foot ball.
 The United States naval academ, team faces another powerful comoin. ation in the University of Pittsburgl and the latter eleven is expected ts give the Mfddies q hard tussle. Glenn
 Warmers latest pupils have playet but one game this season, defcatin; Westminster 'S2 to 0 last Saturday
 The combination is said to be al strong as in 1914, when 1t won iron the Navy. 1a to 6. At West Point th,
 military academy eleven will hnyl Gettysburg as an opponent and tn soldieru have tho Cornell mark of Il to 0 against the Earno team, to shoo
 against. Since this defeat at the hand of the Ithaca squad. Gettysburg hn. mot and defeated Western Maryland is to. Q and. viii undoubtedly Do bette
 prepared in facing the army than the.
 were against Cornell.
 The principal games to bo piayos in the cast tomorrow, with tho score
 of Inst year whero tho saras institu
 tions met on the Eridiron are as fol lowu: .. .,-. ,carsiaie at Harvard: did not neei
 SyTanuso at PTinoeteHI te !, II Lchish nt Yalsl \ te a,
 Williams at Cprneiii did net Heei Penn State at PsnnsyivaniaI did no { meat,
 Pittshqrzh at Navy, $ ,ts
 0etSysnurs et AFpayi aid net Hsas