The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-13
EASTERN FOOTBALL
 DOPE IN UPREAVAL;;
 ELI DISAPPOINTING
Norween's Field Goal De- feats PrincetOn-COrnell Wins a Thrilling
 Struggle

New York, November 12-Norween s field goal that won to 0 victory for Harvard over Princeton and the broken field running of Pollard, Browns negro halfback, which resulted in a disastrous defeat for Yale, further scrambled the eastern football situation Saturday, so far as picking of 8 possible champion ship combination is concerned. Harvard Princeton, Cornell Pennsylvania, Yale and the Navy now have been beaten while Pittsburg, the Army and Brown still have clean records.
 Probably the best exhibition Saturday was that of Harvard and Princeton in their battle at Cambridge. The victory of the Crimson by a single field goal was an accurate indication of the respective powers of the two teams. Given the opportunity was the result of short punt, Harvard demonstrated that it had the punch to drive within easy kicking distance of the Tiger goal. The Prince ton attack was more spectacular but Harvards ability to solve new plays quickly took the edge of it's effectiveness and beyond that Princeton could not go.
 Yale was a keen disappointment to US supporters in the game against Brown. A weak and inconsistent attack, coupled with a mediocre defense was the un- doing of the Blue, notwithstanding that material for a strong eleven was avail able The Ellis were helpless when Brown cut loose it's sensational running attack Princeton, after the showing against Harvard, is almost certain to enter the Yale game Saturday favorite
 Pennsylvania again demonstrated that Coach Folwells instructions are bearing fruit. Although held to tie by Dart mouth the Red and Blue showed sus- tained and powerful attack and the hon. ors of the game were with the Quakers
 Cornell and Michigan had thrilling battle at Ithaca and again the east tri- urnphed over the west The scoring was confined almost entirely to overhead play Shiverick kicked three field goals and a forward pass was responsible for one of Cornel's two touchdowns All three of Michigan's touchdowns resulted from overhead losses.
 Both the Army and Navy teams won their games but the Middies' victory over North Carolina A. and M. was more impressive than that of the soldiers over Maine. The Cadets seemed to have had an off day, but the Navy played with vim and dash that has been lacking in recent games.
 Washington and Jefferson was unable to make any impression on the remarkable machine representing the University of Pittsburg Colgate and Penn State won decisively from Rochester and Lehigh, respectively, while Rutgers was held to tie by West Virginia.
 Playing true to form, Ohio State and Northwestern are notch nearer the ',big nine" football championship as result of their victories Saturday. These two undefeated elevens, providing North western disposes of Purdue next Satur- day, will meet at Columbus, O., No vember 9 to decide the western confer ence honors.
 The Ohio State-Indiana and the North pestern-Iowa games were the only ones of importance in the west yesterday. All other 'big nne'' elevens were resting up for tailend season games next Saturday.