Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-30
IN TODAYS
 FOOTBALL GAMES.
Colgate Meets Brown, While Penn
 and Cornell Clash.

The football season of 1916 passed its zenith Saturday when Yale and Harvard fought their battle for su- premacy in the Yale bowl and the service elevens waged mimic warfare on the Polo grounds. The season will be brought to close today with the usual holiday games and the enthusi- a-sts will have to pick and choose for themselves out of the many struggles which promisessto provide thrills.
 Brown, wearing the laurels won in successive battles against Yale and Harvard, will face the Maroon clad host of Colgate at Providence, the game beginning at 10.3o o'clock in the morning. Pennsylvania and Cornell. those time honored rivals, will come to grips on Franklin field, and the fur is certain to fly. Tie unbeaten team of Pittsburgh university will oppose Penn State on Forbes field in Pitts burgh. These are the games which stand out most prominently on the program. New York enthusiasts will see Rutgers ard Washington and Jeff ferson on the Polo grounds, with Ford ham and Vi;.anova fighting it out. at Fordharn field
 Chief interest centers in the meet ing Of Colgate and Brown, with all difference due the Cornell-Penn game, which has become one of the tradf- tions of intercollegiate football. If Brown nlanag geS to defeat the sturdy eleven that Larry Bankhart has built up for Colgate, she will have clear title to the mythical eastern championship. If, on the other hand, Colgate should triumph, Pittsburgh will have the best claim. providing Warmers men defeat Penn State.
 All indications point to victory for Brown. The Providence team showed the temper of it's mettle in riding rough slhod over Yale, and then fol- lowing through with' a victory over Harvard. We have the word of man who won his letter at Harvard, how ever, that there is little difference be- tween team A, which faced Yale, and team B, which struck it's colors to the fierce assaults of the duslsy Fritz PoI- lard and his cohorts.
 The fame of Frit:: Pollard has been sung in the highest key, and justly so. He is one of the outstanding stars of the year. His individual value can not be cverestimated. but he is sur rounded by men who are almost his equal, aud SO the compination is in- deed powerful. Jemail, TTillhouse and Purdy are backs of the real type, while Captain Farnam, DevitAlis and Weeks, the right end. are powers in the line.
 Colgate has been beaten only by Yale, and those who saw the game will attest the power of the Maroon team. For the greater part of the contest the Blue, was outplayed but the combination of Neville and LeGore was too powerful to be withstood, and touchdown, the result of forward pass, brought woe to Colgate.
 Anderson. Hubbell and Spencer are powerful backfield men, and they will undoubtedly give a good acccilnt of themselves today, while Paul Caste1l- amos, the left end who starred against Syracuse. may be the man who will stop Pollard. Castelianos was a mem Der of the Erasmus Hall team before he went to Colgate. He was a mem Der of the All Scholastic eleven
 Cornell and Penn have both been defeated this season Harvard took | care of Cornell in most decisive style
 while the mighty Pittsburgh eleven ran rings around Penn and waIloped feats were not without their lessons The faults brought to light were cor rected, the elevens rallied, and have driven along famously. Both Cornell i and Penn defeated Michigan in sensa- 7: uonal battles
 Comparative scores will he of little assistance to those who try to deter mine winner by what the teams have accomplished against the same opposi 1 ton. Cornell on a line through Michi- 1 gan, has a more powerful attack thar Pennsylvania. Behind, at the end oi
 
 Cornell rallied and with Fritz Shiv- erick, a host in himself, swept the Wolverines down to defeat by a score of g to 20. Penn defeated Yost's mer | by a score of 10 to ', thanks to the
 might of Howard Berry, who has beer called the Pennsylvania Limited" The natural conclusion that one would draw from the scores of those | two games is: Cornell has the more powerful attack, but a more v1lner.
 able defense. The staying qualities O. the Big Red team, however, cannot bt | denied. WlliIe Cornell gathered pow. CT in the Michigan struggle, Penn fal | tered at the end, and in the final pc. riod the Wolverines scored their touch.
 down. Whatever the result Of tn. game, the spectators will see two O | the best backs of the year in Howard Berry and Fritz Shiverick
 If Penn State can overcome sucl men as McLaren. Red Hastings, Her.
 ron, Peck. Thornhill, Seis and the res of those behcmoths who wear Pitts
 burgh's colors, 1t will accomplish i; feat that no other college has sine, \ Warner took command.
 Tho meeting of Rutgers and Wash l ington- Jefferscn on the Polo ground will not be lacking in thrills. Thes