Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28

Earaea outstanding interest m Inls sec rlon tomorrow will be staged tnls side of the Aileghenies. while two eastern teams journey west for in- ter-sectional 3ousts.
 The two U. s. service elevens are called to stellar roles, with the Ar my battling Yale at New Haven and | the Navy tackling Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
 The third big eastern clash occurs | 3n Boston, when Harvard and Dart mouth renew their football relations After a lapse of ten years
 Princeton and Amherst are the east 1 ,ern teams that go awandering. Prince 1 ton faces Chicago on the latter's home Eridiron and Amherst ifFades Ohio for a clash at Oberlin. Am tomorrow's games promise to De closely fought out and with the ,0oldiers and middies contributing spectacular parades and formations dn the Yale bowl and the Quakers new stadium there will be gridiron high lights a-plenty. the fact that if the eleven more inn portant games of the day, only four win be between institutions that met on the football field last year.
 Army Has Impressive Record
 West Point enters the Yale bowl with a slightly more impressive rec ord than that accumulated by the Blue this season.
 The soldiers have played five games to date, winning all for a total of 1lZ points to opponents six. In the Univer- sity of Kansas and Alabama Poly, the Army met and defeated two pow efful elevens playing fast, hard foot ban of a type not common in the east. nL e.. A ns.Ast toa hn A l. players are generally termed, led at the beginning of the final period 6 to and 1t was. only a great fighting ra1ly that won the game for the West Pointers. Auburn has been the only team to score against the soldiers toI date.
 Of the five games played by Yale, Carnegie Tech and Iowa have prov ed the strongest elevens encountered. Tech was defeated 13 to o, but Iowa won from the Blue to o. The Ellis have shown flashes of a strong of- fense all through the fall and fight hard when defending their own goal line. Tho power to date, however, has not been scientifically applied from a. football standpoint and in the Iowa contest Yale showed the need of much coaching and improvement in both tac- tics and team play.
 The material at New Haven this year is excellent and 1t may be that a marked gain in playing power and smoothness will appear against the Army. It will be needed for the West Point team is composed of rugged and. fast individual players, coached and hardened to dangerous pitch.
 Harvard Favorits Over Dartmouth
 Harvard appears to have the edge over Dartmouth.
 The Crimson has come forward steadily in each game of the schedule culminating in the victory over Gen. Ire last Saturday. Extreme alertness in following the ball, careful selec- ton of plays and a powerful de- fense when the goal line was threat ened have been the outstanding fea- lures of the Cambridge campaign.
 Dartmouth has not met an opponent outside of New England this season and lost to Vermont a week ago. The renewal of the football relations with Harvard will undoubtedly spur the Hanover players to exceptional exer- lions but the advantages possessed by the Crimson appear to outweigh such sidelights of the game.
 Navy is Ruling Favorite
 The Navy has aready conquered two formidable elevens in Bucknell and Georgia Tech ana should be able Co win from Pennsylvania unless the breaks of the game go strongly against the middies. The Annapolis squad con- tains an unusual number of powerful and fast moving players and the pre- .ponderance of weight and speed will be with the sailors.
 The ouakers have not faced a com knranm saNa ~TT C.. kN.fT lore of the Navy and it will be inter- Bsting to note how they arise to the kest A victory would be an upset.
 The casts representation in the mid Newest play tomorrow is not parti.. oularly impressive. Princeton's rec ord and form to date has been only fair and much remains to be accom- plished before the Tigers can be ex- pected to reach a playing standard established by Nassau teams of the past. The Princeton squad contains much material of promise but the de- velopment has been slow.
 lntsrssetional Games
 Chicago has been termed the ~mys- tery" team of the conference district In winning from Georgia, Northwest ern and Purdue nothing but the most elementary plays have been used What Coach Alonzo Stagg has re- served for the Tigers remains to be seen. but 1t is probably an effective attack composed of both eastern and western offense.
 Amherst also meets an unknown quantity in Oberiin.
 Tn the other leading games of the afternoon Buclrnell and PBttsbIkgh appear evenly matched; Lafayette will have the edge over Boston col. lege, and Penn State appears to be superior to Syracuse. Rutgers, in fac ing West Virginia. will find an oppo. nent of aggressiveness and power and Columbia should be extended by Williams.
 The leading games of the day ir the east. with last seasons results follow, Army at Yale, to Ii; Dart mouth at Harvard; did not meet. Navy ht Fenna did not meet; Buckneu ai Pittsburgh did not meet; Lafayette at Boston college did not meet; Bostor university at Brown. did not meet. Williams at Columbia; 20 to o. Yer. mont at Holy Cross did not meet: De. roit at Springfield, 21 to O; Rutger, l " Va. l7 to [. Syracuse at Penr state at New York, did not meet, eREB KNOCKS OUT