Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25
SATURDAY CLIMAX IN
 1916 FOOTBALL SEASON.
Big Games Will Be Piayed-Harvard
 vs. Yaie-Army vs. Navy.

The big games between Yale ard Harvard and the Army and Navy will receive all the attention of the foot ball fans Saturday afternoon. There are many other matches scheduled for the week end, and among tfe lesser lights of the sridiron world, but none is regarded important. The best look ing attraction outside of the games in New Haven and New York will be played in Boston between Syracuse and Tufts. These rlvaiS look equally strong enough to put up a real battle and give the Hub fans who are unable to get to the bowl a chance for few extra thrills. These games will mark the closing of the season among big teams.
 Puzziing Games.
 As s.usuals the annual clash sbetweeni the Crimson and Bulldog is the topic of the hour Fans are somewhat puzzled when it comes to selecting winner this year, because of the in and out work of each eleven. Harva d. however, it is believed, will enter the bowl a favorite among the betting element. Past performances of recent years gives the Haughtonized eleven from Cambridge the edge on the Eiis, ana for this reason many are casting their lots. with the team from Massa- chuSettS
 Situation Different.
 The situation this year is entirely different than last. At the time Har- yard started the game with Yale, with only one. defeat charged against it, while the Bulldogs were a sorry lot, having lost a number of games, and all to small town college teams. This year the Crimson comes down. to the Nutmeg State with a brace of defeats dangling on it's records, the upset at the hands of Tufts and. the one-sided beating sustained with Brown. Yale's only black mark wss smeared by Brown. The New, Raven crew in all of its other starts played rings around it's opponents and showed plenty of class in all branches cf play. Hard Game.
 Saturdays game looks as though it will be one of the hardest fought of the season. The Harvard team, be- cause of the fact that most of its regulars have had two weeks rest, will enter the game all primed. The Yale eleven, despite the fact that it played hard game against Princeton last Saturday, is also in tiptop shape and ready for the light. Physically each team right now looks fit for the game. The coaches Of the two rivals will spend the remaining days of sfhe week polishing up the plays to be used in the game and working upon the op- positions best plays in order to be pEepdTeu TOT all d Army Should Win. The Army Navy game right now looks as if it will be a walkover for the former. The Cadets have swung through the season without a defeat. The Annapolis crew has been stung, furthermore. has played some very poor games against minor college teams. The Army has in Oliphant one of the greatest stars in the game today,a sure thing for the All-Amer- ican eleven. In addition. the West Pointers have a powerful line and sev- eral other promising stars in their lineup. The Navy has numerous, spots for the game, and jocks inferior to it's ancient rival.
 Other Games. University of Pennsylvania will meet the University of Virginia and may strike a tartar, as the sortherners l have been travelling rapidly recently, which was shown in their last start | Another battle that will probably de- velop into a real scrap is scheduled between Lafayette and Lehigh. Leading Games Today. The leading games of the day, to-
 gether with last seasons scores. are as follows:
 Harvard vs Yale. 40 to 0. Army vs Navy. fl to Q. Pennsylvania vs West Virginia Wesleyan. Did not meet. Syracuse vs Tufts. Did not meet .Haverford vs. Swarthmore. to T. Washington & Jefferson vs Chatta- l BEll:ANS s 1 Absolutely Removes
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