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er. The old players will return. excepting
Wheeler at fullback With Hutchinson.
McCoTd, Hodgman. and McClave this de-
partment of the eleven will equal last
years pIunging trio.
Although the famous Arthur Poe, hero
| of two famous championships, will not don
the moleskin this season. Gresham the
fifth OF that famous family which have
won glory for Princeton. will in all proba
bility occupy the position left vacant by
his brother
Captain Pell has not as yet announced
his policy regarding coaches. but squad
! of past masters of the game, including
! Ballet Harry Brown. Fred Smith, How
ard Brokaw Arthur Poe Barnard. Ed
wards. Edward Holt House. Janeway. and
Doc" Hinebrand will be on hand. The
| management and all concerned have i'm
! pIicit confidence in the ability OF Trainer
Robinson, who has shaped up football
| men for twenty years
The season opens October 3, three days
! earlier than last year, with game with
/ Stevens College. and closes with the Yale
game Cn November II, Eight games Will
| be played on the home grounds this year
/ The games with West Point and the Car
| Isle Indians have been omitted from the
| schedule which follows,
| October 8. Stevens College at Princeton:
| October g. Lehigh College at Princeton:
! October 10. Pennsylvania state College at
! Princeton October i. Baltimore Medical
! College at Baltim re: October 49, United
/ States Naval Academy at Baltimore. DC
! tCber II Syracuse University at Prince
| ten: October 20. Lafayette at Princeton;
| October q, Brown at Providence; Mo-
vember 8. Cornell at Princeton: November
| 6 Columbia at New York; November 10.
| Dartmouth at Princeton; November II.
| Yale at Princeton.
LEXINGTON. Va, Sept. 11-With the
! reporting OF the new cadets come the foot
/ ball warriors of the Virginia Military In
! stitute, who are to uphold the honors OF
/ the institute on the gr:diron this season
| capt Charles s. Roller, jr.. started the
/ candidates or September l. Last week the
! squad mad thirty men. and these Will be in
! creased TO forty or fifty.
Samuel Walker o. Pennsylvania, 1893,
! and Earl E. BTiscoC. of Washington, D. c.
! and =, Bruce Montgomery. of Lynchburg.
I both Of tie class of 1900 OF the institute,
have been coaching. Samuel A, Boyle, jr-.
( Pennsylvania. 1898, is expected TO arrive
tomorrow, when two eIevens will be lined
20, and from these Will be selected the
best for the main team.
Managers J. B. Hudson Waco. Texas,
ald .. Z KeaI. Lynchburg, Va. and As
sistant Managers c. c. NcC2be Baltimore
and l. E Miller. Staurtou. have arranged
the ieiicwing schedule:
October C. at Lexington ito be filledl
October 13. 81 Lexington, Washington and
Lee University; October %. at Lexington,
/ Richmond College; October "a. at LaXins
ton University Of Virginia; October - at
Lexington. Roanoke -ColIese OF Salem, No
vsnber 3. at Lexington, st Adams, o.
RaGf0rd: November 10 at Richmond,
! Geo!ge getown University; November l.. at
Lexington. Washington and Lee, Novem-
ber 24 at Lexington University OF MaTr-
lana: Thanksgiving. November % at Nor,
folk Virginia Poly technie Institute.
CARLISLE, Pa. Sept 1.-THE official
schedule of the Dickinson football team for
the coming season has been announced by
Narager George Il Bonner as follows
Wednesday. September 26. Carlisle In
liaLs 1t Carlisle; Saturday, October 6,
So arthmcTe at Swarthmorc; We'd
nesGay, October 10 University of
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Sat
urday. October 20. State College. at Car
Isle; Saturday. October q 1Iaverford al
Carlisle; Saturday t-ov.--iner g. Gettys-
burg. at Carlisle: 50. 'ay, November 10,
/ Syracuse University. s Syracuse: Satur-
/ day November IT, l. kie3, at Carlisle:
/ Wednesday. NoTemFer = Franklin and
! Marshal at Lancaster; TS-trsday, Novem-
! ber 29-Lafayette at Easton
| ne OllcSrS OF me DdIl -eam are Zap
| tain C. W Pedow. 1901: manager, George
| H. Bonner, 1901; assistant manager Phin-
eas Morris. Samuel Boyle. late Of the Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania. has been secured
/ as cnach and Forrest E. Grain, captain of
| the 81 team, is physical director.
Preliminary football practice began yes
! terday under Mr. Grain. The team loses
/ but three men by graduation-Lowther
| fulback; Williams al end, and Houston
! at quarter.
Dickinson viii play her first game with
! the Indians in two weeks.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Sept. 11.-When naval
] cadets return from vacation in October the
! football schedule for the season Will be
! completed All games have been arranged
/ to come off at Annapolis, except the West
/ Point game, which viii occur on Franklin
Field, Philadelphia. The games and dates
! are:
October g. Baltimore Medical College,
/ October 13 Princeton; October 81 Lehigh;
! November 10. Pennsylvania State College;
/ November IT, Columbia College; November
! 81, Pennsylvania December / West Point
BALTIMORE. Sept. 11.-Iu Bltimore
| football is looking up. Last season the
Baltimore Medical College had the win
! ming team. 1t was managed by Mark
| Baldwin, the eX-baseball player. This
year Prof. Rowland OF the college fac
! ulty, will be the financial manager.
At Union Park tomorrow the caGdi-
| dates will start into preliminary prac-
! tice- After the team is selected 1t will
| practice for the preliminary game which
| is TO be PLAYED about October at An
| napolis with the Navel Cadets. It's frs
ganie at home Will be October T. when
it will meet the Princeton Tigers at
| Union Park. Jennings. the famous cen
| tire of the Duquesne Athletic Club. and
Ray. Of Lafayette College, are reported
! to be IN Baltimore.
! Johns Hopkins University has about
eighteen candidates ready 10 begin work
i This team will be managed ny j. NJ.
Booker. The candidates will begin pre-
| liminary practice tomorrow. The dunn
my has been hung and the footing pre-
! pared. Physical Director William NJ
/ Mackdermott will PUT the boys through
/ their work until September 49, when
! Capt Abner Sayler, who is in Ohio. W IL
return to the college. and after con-
/ ference with Mr.. Mackdermott will take
] charge of the candidates It is said that
I Mr.. Mackoermott has several new feat
ures which he viii introduce in the
training of his football players
The University of Maryland team, for
| 1900 will be managed by Philip Lee Tray
! ers. The players will not begin practice
uEtU late this month
| Th= Druid Athletic and Druid Outing
Clubs Will have teams in the field.