The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-26
COLLEGE NEWS OF INTEREST
VARIOUS FOOTRdLL GAMES TO BE
 PLAYED TO-DAY,


 Faculty Changes Other Items.
 The college football season will open to-day, when the following games will be played
 Cornell vs. Colgate, at Ithaca.
 Yale vs. Trinity college, at Yale.
 Brown vs. Worcester Polytechnic, at Providence
 Willlamstown vs. Laureates, at Will liamstown.
 Newton A. A. vs. North Shore A, C., at Newton.
 Tufts vs. Exeter, at Exeter. Needham A. A. vs. Medford A. A., at l Medtord
 Pennsylvania vs. Franklin and Mar shall, at Lancaster.
 Dickinson college vs. Carlisle Indians, at Carlisle,
 Bucknell university vs. Wyoming seminary, at Lewisburg, Pa. Washington and Jefferson college vs. | Western Pennsylvania university, at 1 Washington. Pa.
 | Boston Latin vs. Andover High, at 1 Andover.
 The only big colleges which will play are Yale and the University of Penn sylvania. Harvard's first game will be played next Saturday, and Princeton will play Rutgers on the same day The Pennsylvania team has been at work for much longer time than the others. and as she lost but few of her last years men she will be ready to play her best game at much earlier period than her rivals.
 The Princeton team is now in active
 raining on the college field, but as it is some time to the first game of conse- quence the lineup will not be made up for some time. Crowdis is likely to make the center, and from his work last year, when he was a substitute, and this year in practice, he should have the place. Galley is a promising substitute, and there are several oth- CTS who could be taken on a pinch. Galley will, however, probably be plac- ed at guard, as Riggs and Rhodes will have to be replaced, while Wentz, Ed wards, Armstrong and Tyler may be tried in the other place, the college hav- ing found it hard to get good men for the position. Tyler will be at tackle If he is not needed at guard, and Church is safe to retain his old place at right tackle. On the ends Cochran and Thompson are fixtures. Back of the line Suter, Smith and Arthur Poe are trying for quarter back, and Suter bids fair to retain his place of last season, although he is pressed hard by the oth- CTS. Kelly and Rosengarten are likely to be the half backs, as both are expe- rienced men and good ground gathers. Baird last years full back, and Wheel CT from St. Pauls are evenly matched, and Kafer is pressing them for the po- sition It will thus be seen that the material is good for all the places but that of guard, and good men may be developed for those places In time.
 About forty candidates are practie- ing for the Harvard team, and more are expected as all of the old men have not yet returned to Cambridge. Cap tain Wrightington and Waters have been coaching the men. The varsity men to return are: Wrightington. half back; Cabot, end rush; the two Shaws, guard and center; Beale, quarter back; and Dunlop and Brown, behind the line. For the line Cabot will probably be balanced by Moulton, who is a good man for the other end. For the places at tackle Donald and Haughton, likely substitutes last year, the the best thus | far and may make the places, while Doucette or Jaffray are the best avail | able men for the vacant position at 1 guard. Dunlop and Brown are the | probabilities for the other two positions ] back of the line, and both will probably | be chosen, Brown having shown great ability as a line bucker and punter. The team will play a good game. but the services of the two Brewers will be greatly missed.
 The Cornell team has about sixty men to choose from, and a good team should be got together under the cap taincy of Beecham, who will play at 1 full back, and has greatly improved al | bunting under the coaching of Brooke who was at Cornell last spring and helped him a great deal Pearson is the most promising man for half back and Young may get the other place, al | though he is trying for end in the place of Taussig or McKeever. It would be better, however, if her were kept al half back if no more promising player should be developed out of the lot who are at work The whole team bids fair to be the lightest of the colleges but they have done so well in the past with a light lot of men that it will be no drawback The first lineup will
 take place in the game of Saturday.
 The Princeton football squad is al work under eXCaptains Lea and Poe and Captain Cochran. The outlook is very favorable, as eight of the last years eleven are back, and there are many promising candidates. Manager Andrews announces the following schedule of games:
 | October 3, Rutgers at Princeton; Oc. | tober ', Lafayette at Easton; October | 10 Lehigh and Princeton; October IA Carlisle Indian school at Princeton October F, West Point and West Point october 21,. University of Virginia al Princeton; October 24, Pennsylvania State college at Princeton; October 26 Lawrenceville at Princeton; November T, Harvard at Cambridge; November | 21, Yale at New York.
 At the University of Pennsylvanis
 the following schedule has been pub. l Iished:
 September 24, Franklin and Marshal at Lancaster; September 30, Columbia
 university and Philadelphia; October 3 Bucknell university at Philadelphia
 October 27, United States naval cadet!