Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23
HARVARD'S VICTORY OVER CENTRE
 OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL FEATURE

New York. Oct. 22.--Harvard, Yale and Princeton convincingly demonstrated Sat- urday why they are the Big Three of eastern football and through their trio of victories gave cause for the prediction that the annual group of contests among them late in the season will be of sizzling intensity
 Overwhelming in, popular interest al; the other contests staged in the eastern arena last weekend was the Harva rd- Centre game at Cambridge, which, while not fought as closely to form as it had been ''doped,'' ended approximately in what critics had expected victory for Harvard
 Tn the second half the Kentuckians showed that they were more than pie turesque collection of gladiators and that they really had football stuff. Their ability to collect themselves against the CrinsoG onslaught was a. poor picture of what the Colonels really are capable Of.
 Harvard proved that it has strength. Yale and Princeton showed that they. too, have power, the former by van quishing Williams, 3S to 0, and the Tiger by clawing up Maryland, 26 to 0. The act that both the Blue and the Black and Orange kept their goals from being crossed gave both teams the prestige that they had not enjoyed this season. The touchdown that Quarterback Gov l ington made in the last period for Cen | Ire, was the first that has been made against the Crimson this year. The upsets of the day included Yer mont's amazing victory over Dartmouth, 6 to g.; New York university's defeat of Columbia, z to 6; and Washington and Lees tie game with West Virginia, F to 12. In three games preceding yesterday, Dartmouth had score so points and had prevented it's opponents from
 scoring one point.
 Cornell's victory over Colgate was
 perhaps one of the most regular
 games of the day. It was clean, stub
 bornly fought contest devoid of f1ukes ir
 which the better team won on it's merit, Penn's victory over Swarthmore, fl tc
 6, by a sensational last period, rally, wa:
 one of the sensational developments o
 the day.
 All accounts of the warfare at Bethle hem, Pa, are that Lehigh outplayeC
 Brown, even though the Pennsylvania in
 stitution lost, 6 to ?. The losers had tn, l; knack of getting the ball down the fielC , but lacked the punch to drive across thu goal. The game was resumption o
 friendly hostilities between the eleven
 after a laps of 26 years. Pop Warmers Pittsburgh Partners, hu initiated by previous defeats by Lafayett and West Virginia, won a rough ant tumble game from Syracuse, 21 to 14
 scoring the deciding touchdown an point in the last quarter. Frequen
 fumbling and pickering of the player
 nnarred the game.
 Navys clean cut victory over Georgi;
 Tech was not an upset, even though it hal , the element of surprise. The much her aided ''jump-shift" of the Golden Tor
 nado held no terrors for the Middies wh scored in each of the first two period by a consistent, persistent attack Though both teams went scoreless in tn !; second half the Navy was on tol } most of the time and deserved to win
 1S to o.
 Revenge for last years defeat, 10 t {, was obtained by the Army in the bat tie at West Point with New Hampshir in which the final score was 3S to Though without the services of two star the Army showed we'll balanced tear at the start and later rang in a strin i of substitutes.
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