Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-12
INTEREST CENTERED ON YALE princeton

Sew York. Nov. i1.-Football classics Of
major and minor degree hold the center
Of the eastern gridiron tomorrow after
noon.
For the frat time this season inter-sec-
tionaiisn is almost entirely lacking.
Overshadowing ali other battles is the
le-Princeton game at New Haven, al
though the Mayhem State, Syracuse
Colgate, Pennsylvania-Da Har-
vard-Brown, amherst Williams and the
Wesieyan-Cnion clashes. are all OF more
than passing football interest.
IN Princeton the undefeated Yale
ELEVEN faces It's first real opponent. Not
outstanding the string Of victories ac-
curuulated BY Ell tits fall, including the
"A 20 triumph over the Army, the fact
remains that IN none Of these games
has the Blue b@er opposed by q team OF
the Tigers Galore.
Yale possesses renarlkabis amount
q Fridlrcn material, much OF exception
a. merit, tut the majority Of the players
are Young IN both years and experiences.
More than half the players who will line
up against Princeton have yet to win
their varsity lett%'.
In Jordan. Aldrich, Mallory. o'Hearn
and Beckett the Blue has an all-around
backfieid cspabable Of pursuing every
ytyle OF modern as we'll as ancient Of
fcnse. In forward passing, punting,
drop-kickinE. end running and line
bucking. those Mayors form the best COM
hination that Ell has had in years. The
sne is heavy and fast, with perhaps more
power IN its charge than In its defense.
Against this really formidable eleven
The Tigers will send veteran team,
tried. and tested in both victory and
3ef4at. Impressive as to is the Yale
.sckfeld. the Princeton quartet of backs
appears 70 be equal Il not superior. in
soth speed and deceptive attack. The
Orange and Black larks a plunging back
81 the power and weight Of Jordan. but
IS likely to make up for this by p fnesse
IN delayed and concealed ball offensive.
Ga~ritv and Lourie are perpetual
Threats. while Gilroy ard Cleaves are
powerful on defensive piay and can be
used 10 deveicp the unexpected In Of
teuse-as was the case when Gilrov Slip
ped away for the winning touchdown
against Harvard last Saturday while the
Crimson was careful'v covering Lourie.
Tners appears IN be %7le choice in the
lines and It IS likeiy tha'. unless Yale Is
pverawed By the camouiaged attack Of
the Tigers. the ~arne will settle down tc
a bitter. long-drawn out bottle IN which
the breaks OF the play will decide the
winner.
A struggle Of hardly less interest. will
be the meeting OF the Navy an6 Penn
state on neutral ground at Philadel'
phia.
T-9a Mldsies. with a well-nigh perfect
sefensA. will face an offerse which tc
sato vas rrr rough shea over all op'
sonerts hb,Ii'y 10 defeat Lehigh. Car
,soia Te-h and 70 outrlsy Harvard fol
- = CITE -1NT1e
he pennsylvania as powerful combin
t.icn
Tho Nysvv Las ~ s.-r'7 Offensive rec
,rd 6Aspite the defaat of P-'nceton, bu
> v-st, r-eseot p defense which in al
srob.hi1itv. Is STRONGER and Tore co
sssiua .bsn anv.N'-c tNat Fas stepped
into Penn states rath this fall
Hs~ysra IS expected % use a second
strier- combination against Brown, whicl
should make thu contest more even
rar-r,ou-N nrobsb.y viii have Sigh
ridge over Pen ,sv'vsnls end Springfield
should he easy for Cornell.
Thu leading contests of the east. witt
las vears scores follow;
r-S-oeton a. Vale 90 to 0.
Na-v versus Penn State at Philadel
49, 80 rot meet.
Row st Har -ard. 10 %.
u7aseir~.on and jefferson at Pitts
su-~h 0 to 7.
Dartmouth versus Pennsylvania "a
Sew YORK. "A 10 z.
Ohio University at Columbia did no
u@et.
Springfield ~ Cornell, d. not meet.
Cn'-ate at Syracuse, 0 TO II.
Villa Nova II Army, 'id not meet
Amherst at Williams, IA to Z.
WESLEYAN at Union, did not meet.
R1itgers at New York University, d
not meet
Trinity at Haverford. didsnot NETT
Colby at Hoy Cross, to So.