Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
D-coRNELL CONTEST
 FEATURE GAME
Yale Meets Washington and Jefferson
 -Prineeton Will Play Dartmouth.

bearing upon the final ranking of the elevens for the 1916 season.
 Several of the big colleges have the memory of previous defeats to wipe out. but the calibre of their opponents makes this a difficult feat. and there may be repetitions of the victories of the smaller college teams such as marked the play of year ago.
 The contest between Cornell and Harvard is the feature game of the day and the Crimson fully appreciates the size of it's task. The clean-cut victory of the Ithaca eleven left liar yard stunned twelve months ago. but Cambridge is prepared for the hardest kind of match tomorrow. The Itha- cans will send into the Harvard Sta diuIn one of the strongest elevens that has carried the Red and White in some years and one that should force return of Percy Haughton to the po sition Of head coach has raised Grim son hopes. but it is admitted that the teams are evenly matched
 Yale, Princeton and Pennsylvania all face formidable foes and the outcome of their contests depends upon clean ehandling of the ball and. the speed and accuracy of plays. Dartmouth, all though defeated by Georgetown week ago, is a powerful combination likely to play harder with the memory of that upset fresh in mind. Coach Rush of Princeton is fully aware of the Harvard teams ability, but with the Harvard and Yale games a few weeks away. the Tigers cannot afford to ex- pose the full measure of their offense. As a result Princeton will probably play a kicking game and depend to some extent for a break to give them a low score Victory. if they are to win at all.z
 Pennsylvania. with one defeat al ready marked against her, faces a most formidable adversary in the Uni- versity of9 Pittsburgh. The Panthers, under the coaching of Glenn Warner have developed into a powerful SCOT ing machine. as the victory over Sy-. racuse last Saturday demonstrated. Pennsylvania also appeared to get in- to it's stride on the same day when it defeated Penn State decisiveiy and if Howard Berry. the star of the Quaker eleven, is in form the contest should be thriller.
 Yale hopes to check the victorious career of Washington and Jefferson at New Haven, where, for the past two seasons, the visitors from Pennsylva- nia have triumphed over the Blue A third defeat at the hands of Wash ington and Jefferson would be a hard blow for the Ellis. for no So-caIled small college team has eyer defeated Yale three years running. The in- vaders have been playing d remarka ble offensive and defensive game and will undoubtedly give the Yale eleven a terrific battle, despite the marked improvement of the Blue over the form of the past few years.
 The day will also be marked by two lntersectional games of more than or | dinary importance. In both cases eastern teams will journey to the mid dle west to meet opponents of that section. The heavy Syracuse combi- nation will play Michigan at Ann Ar bOr and with several of the best play the side lines Miphi0aT1 Sh hold the edge over the Orange. The other game will bring together Tufts, | the conqueror of Harvard, and Indiana In this contest the eastern eleven ap- pears to have the advantage, but if defeated, after playing in the form shown at Cambridge, the Indiana team will be entitled to high rank among the football teams of the country. The schedules also bring together a number of other elevens. which prom ise to be very evenly matched Rut- gers and : Brown tTwith excellent 1rec- ords to date. should furnish fast, high i class football and the same is true of 1 the games in which the Army and 1 Navy appear; the Wesleyan Amherst, Georgetown-Albri and Colgate 1 Springfield contests.
 | The principal games of the day in | the east, with the scores of 1915 con l tests, follow
 Harvard vs. Cornell, 0 to 10. i 1T1nCeIOn NS- DdTlInOuIn, 0U to f.
 Yale vs. Washington & Jefferson, l ' to 16.
 | Pittsburgh vs University of Penn 1 sylvania, 14 to '.
 Penn State vs. Gettysburg, 27 to 12. 1 Army vs. Villa Nova, 13 to 16. i Navy vs. Georgia. Did not meet. Georgetown vs. Albright Did not meet.
 Brown vs Rutgers Did not meet. Bowdoin vs Bates. ' to 0. Lehigh vs Catholic Universitq Did not meet
 Swarthmore vs Ursinus, IA to s. l Wesleyan vs Amherst, 6 to 10 Trinity vs Boston College. Did not meet
 Colgate vs Springfield Y. M. c. A. l Did not meet.
 Colby vs Maine. to 31. | Columbia vs Williams. Did not meet. | Rhode Island vs Connecticut Aggies, l g to [.
 New Hampshire State vs Vermont, ' | to 21.
 Muhlenberg vs Bucknell, 8 to O. 1 Franklin & Marshall vs Dickinson,
 19 to 0.
 Massachusetts Aggies vs Worcester 1 Polytechnic, 27 to 0. | Games in South Important.
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