Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
MANY REvERSES IN SATURDAYS
 FOOTBALL ON EASTERN GR|D|RONS

New York, Oct. 2s Two sensation al upsets Princeton's slashing defeat of Chicago, 21 to IS, and Pennsylva- nia's brilliant triumph over the pow erfuI Navy eleven, 1S to 7--were the high spots in Saturdays football pro- gram, the most colorful and specta- cular on the gridircn so far this sea son.
 Vale and Army Tie
 Sharing the limelight, in the east, with these two reversals were the bat tie between Yale and the Army to a tie before vast throng of 76,O00 in the Eli bowl; Harvards hard fought victory over Dartmouth lz to 8, and a scoreless tie between Penn State and Syracuse at the Polo Grounds.
 Notre Dame Wins
 Tn contest rfvalring the Prince ion Chicago game in inter- sectional interest. Notre Dame invaded Allan Eta and trounced Georgia Tech IS to 3, while in other outstanding encounters, in the west, Michigan gained it's sec ond straight conference conquest, a 24-0 victory over Illinois; Minnesota upset Ohio State, so; and Iowa, Yale's conqueror, plunged nearer It's second championship goal by over wheluing Purdue, 56 to Q.
 Football Proving Popular Proof of the remarkable growth of popular interest in football is the fact ! hat Approximately 231, 900 persons wit messed five of the days leading en- counters. Headed by the crowd in Yale bowl, the list showed 53,000 at the Harvard Dartmouth contest; 50,000 at 1 the dedication of the new Franklin field stadium, where Penn and Navy cIashed; 32, GOO at the Chicago-Prince- ton and 20,000 at the Penn State Syracuse games
 Penn Plays Great Football Princeton and Penn came from be- hind to score triumphs. The Greer Tiger team, fighting, to avenge 9-t set back administered by Stagg's elev- 1 en a year ago, staged a furious rally l in the final quarter to tally two touch 1 downs and overcome a lead which tht i westerners had piled up, mainly by 1 the brilliant line plunging of fullbael John Thomas, Both teams scored three l jtouchdowns, but Princeton's ability t boot the extra point after each score ! gave the customers aH inning margin 1 Penn found itself after none too i'm | pressive play in earlier games, out generalling and out-rushing the Strons Annapolis outfit in the last half witt Captain Pos Miller leading a driving indomintable onslaught.
 YaIe- Army Even Match
 The Yale Army contest was strug l gle between two evenly matched el eyens, in which forward passing prov ed the decisive scoring factor afte stoneWaI defensive work blocked SCOT of the old fashioned style of attacl Yale's spectacular aerial rnaneuver in the third quarter were somethini of an innovation in the teams styl of play so far this season.
 I Penn State a Disappointment Il Penn States inability to SCOT iagainst Syracuse was disappointment \ to followers of the Nittany Lions while Harvard found a tartar in tn ,I Dartmouth line The Crimson resort ed to drop kicking and scored twic \ by this route, after several failure: while Neidlinger, Hanover tackle, say ed the Green from shutout-by boot ing a rif1e-like shot between the cross bars from the 4S yard mark.
 Other Contests
 In other outstanding eastern games
 Pittsburgh was barely able to dow the husky Buckne1l eleven, to 0 Lafayete kept it's slate clean with l l2-O victory over Boston college; Hol : Cross captured hard fought encount ; Ter with Vermont, Dartmouth's con
 queror, 60; and Williams furnishe
 something of an upset by defeatin !, Columbia, 13-10, scoring a touchdow in the final minute of play.
 Other inter-sectional resulted in I [ to victory for .Oberlin over An herst; six to victory for Spring ! field (Mass) college over Detroit un versity; and West Virginia's 2S to triumph over Rutgers.
 Colgate ran up ST points to Sui
 quehanna's six for the highest sco T of the day among larger college
 while Coyington, flashy. Centre co
 lege quarterback furnished the indiv
 dual feature by drop-kichng six fife goals against Louisville, which lost
 the Danville collegians, 32 to (. Co Iington's mark is one less than the re
 ord of seven field goals in a sing
 game made in 1900 by M. c. Rober son, of Purdue, in a. contest with Ro Polytechnic. Walter Eckersall, old Oh
 cago star, twice booted five fife
 goals in a single game while Traffor
 of Harvard performed the feat ons