The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-21
'OOTBALL NEWS.
Roster of Several College
! Teams---Practice Begun.

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% Activity In college football circles is I'm
\ evidence all over the country. The Brown
X Team is showing an abundance of material,
%both new and old. which with the
6mount OF hard and efficient training they
-ore undergoing will place Brown among
4 the leaders. Captain Hopkins, in conver-
ootion with a News reporter, spoke In
high terms of their excellence.
The following special dispatches have
been received, giving information about
the football teams OF some OF the larger
colleges:
CorneIps Team.
E Special to The News.
ITHACA, N. ", Sept. 21.-The Cor
nell team commenced practice Septem-
Der 3 with the following men: w. +.
Ohe, j. w. Beacham, a. Taussig, Oscar
Hunter, Captain q. w. Dyer, u. u. Henry,
f q. {. Eg bert and r. Deming, all old men.
The most promising new men are Osborne
OF '96 class team, Hill '9S, Amman, 9S,
Van Mater, '95, Lyle, '9e, Wood, '97. The
old men will probably retain their posi-
tions at present, although there are sew
orsl new men who will push hard and may
Misplace them. Taussig, whose wonderful
tackling brought him into prominence
hast fall, will be tried at quarter as he is
now the strongest taekler at work.
\ Amman shows up well as half, and
stands a good chance OF making good
fight for the vacant half.
MIR. Marshall Newell, Harvard, '9i,
tackle on Harvard for three years, and who
rowed three years on Harvard crew, has
been secured as coach. Also Ed. Young,
~; Floy, '92; Young, '93; Barr, captain
's3 team; Bacon, '92. Schedule now set
tled:
sept. 20. Syracuse University at Ithaca.
Sept. 20, Syracuse Athletic Club at Ithaca
Oct. q. Union at Ithaca.
X Oct. l3. Lafayette at Ithaca.
Oct. 20. Princeton at New York City.
Oct. -. Harvard at New York City.
Nov. 3. University OF Michigan at Ithaca
Nov. 10. Williams at Albany.
Nov. II, University OF Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia.
t Nov. "A. University OF Michigan at Detroit
" thanksgiving DAY, Lehigh at Ithaea.
Courtney, who has SO long coached Cor
nell's victorious crews, will have charge of
physical training OF the team. Practice
90 far mas been light, kicking and catch
ing ball, passing and falling on ball,
ing through the line and "A short
17th.
Princeton Team.
Special TO The News.
QUoGUE, l.. T., n. ", Sept. 21--Manager
Mann of the Princeton team says: "Prac-
tice began here at Quogue on Aug. 10 for
the back and end rushers and Sept. 1st
for the Others. The old men here
ore Trsnc hard and Brown, ENDS; Wheeler
and Taylor guards; Moore and Ward,
half backs; Lea, Tackle and Holly will
probably return.
The men We lose are Ballet. Blake and
King. King will return as coach.
The most promising new men are
Thompson '97, Johnson '96, Cochran,
rs, ends; Tyler '97, Williams '97,
tackles; Rhodes '97, Briggs '97, guards;
Poe '97, Rovengarter '97, Reynolds '97,
Cur 81. Mccormick '95, Burt '97, backs.
Games already arranged are:
Sep. 20. Lafayette.
Oct. q. Lehigh.
y Oct. l3, Columbia Athletic Club, Wash.
y Oct. l5. University OF Virginia.
4 Oct ", Cornell.
Oct. "A. Lehigh.
Nov. .. University of Pennsylvania.
Nov. =, Orange Athletic Club.
Dartmouth.
The Football Association at Dartmouth |
has already held its annual meeting and
these officers were elected.
President, j. A. Ford, of Chicago; vice !
Nathan Jencks, OF Detroit;
G. w. Pollard, of New York;
directors, w. +. Rice of Chicago; j. G. |
Hadlock of Milford; q. Il. Tent of Chel- |
zee, Mass; Robert Peck of Winsted, |
Conn.; X. NJ. Tnornburg. The |
following schedule of games has
been arranged September %, Harvard at |
cambridge; October 10, Middlebury at
Hanover; October l3, Tufts at Hanover;
October II, Yale at Springfield; October Is, |
Wesleyan at Middletown; Oct. 20, Bow
doin at Hanover; Oct. %, Ancover at An
dover; Oct. "a, Bowdoin at Brunswick;
Oct. "a, Fitchburg Athletic Club at Han
over; Nov. 3, Williams at Hanover
(championship); Nov. 10, Amherst
nt Amherst championship. Thanks
giving Day, Chicago Athletic Club at
Chicago.