Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
42. ir; 70 innings in the second game on tOdHy's card.
MANY IMPORTANT GRIDIRoN
 BATTLES EOtIGHT TODAY

New York, N. Y. Nov. 14.-The sec ond of the seasons eastern football classics will be played at New Haven tomorrow when Yale and Princeton smeet but football enthusiasm will not be confined to this contest alone. Sev- eral other. gridiron struggles will share interest with the Tiger-Eli bat tie and will have equal bearing upon the final ranking of the teams of the section. :, While both Princeton and Yale en- ter their annual conflict with one or more defeats on their 1919 records l these reverses have been forgotten in the intensity of their rivalry. In fact the decisive defeats administered to Princeton by Colgate and West Vir- ginia are believed by many football followers to have worked the remark l able change in playing form which en- abled the Tigers to force Harvard to a supreme last minute rally to tie last | Saturdays contest.
 In the final game of the season with i everything to gain and little to lose and with the experience found in bat l ties against her last three opponents, Princeton will prove dangerous pro- 1 position for Yale. The Orange and | Black schedule has been an exception ' diIy AdlO Oll0 dilQ lar DSI6uCldl 1 for actual all round development pur- poses than that of Yale. notwithstand- ing the latter's overthrow by Boston College on October IS. by a score of | to 8.
 Yale still has the greater objective 1 ahead in the Harvard contest while at her back is the none too impressive record of five victories over Spring field, North Carolina, Tufts. Maryland and Brown.
 Scarcely less important is the bat tie between the undefeated Colgate 1 team and the powerful Syracuse com. bination in the home stadium of tht | latter team. Syracuse has lost ont i game. the 13 to defeat administered | by Washington and Jefferson, the two touchdowns coming in the final fv' minutes of play. Dartmouth cl ( ket Colgate's titular flight by to ! tie making the saving score in the las
 minute of play Both Syracuse ant Colgate have faced Brown this sea son, the latter team winning IA to t on October Il while the Orange wol by 13 to on November 1.
 Two other impressive football ma chimes lineup in the Pittsburgh Penn sylvania combat and here again ther appears to be very little choice. Sucl slight margin as may exist leans il favor of the Glenn Warner machine for with the exception of the loss o the Syracuse game Pittsburgh ha | proved invulnerable to some of tn strongest elevens of the east an, south. Pennsylvania, too. started lik a gridiron whirlwind but defeats il her two last games by Penn State an, Dartmouth exposed weakness at vita points which, unless remedied, shoul give Pittsburgh the wiening edge.
 The West Virginia Rutgers an Dartmouth Brown games are certai to develop interesting football but i each case the first named team. O its season form, is the legocil favor ite. Harvard. Army and Navy in play ing Tufts. Villa Nova and. Colby, re spectively, expect hard games with out, however, fearing the outcome Among the New England colleges tn Amherst Williams, Wesleyan Colum bia and ExeterAndover l:preparator school game. are the outstanding fea lures. The more important games C the day in the east follow:
 Princeton at Yale
 Colgate at Syracuse.
 Pittsburgh at Pennsylvania
 West Virginia at Rutgers.
 Dartmouth vs. Brown Cat Boston,.
 Penn State at Cornell.
 Tufts at Harvard. -7- Villa Nova at West PoiE.
 Colby at Annapolis.
 | Wesleyan at Columbia.
 Amherst at Williams.
 Andover at Exeter,