The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-26
The College EIevens Get
ting Their Players in
Condition.
THE OUTLOOK IS FIRST CLASS
Carl Williams Succeeds. George Wood
ruff as Head Coach-YaIe's Prospects
Are Very Harvard Abolishes
Summer Practice.

Are Very Bright Harvard Abolishes
Summer Practice.
The college youths who have been let
ting their hair grow fer the past six
months viii soon have a chance to Drae-
tice falling on the bali. kicking goals
from the field, and the many other tricks
dear TO the heart OF the collegiate foot
ball player The season in the college
game VIII commence in about a week.
when most Of the important teams have
been called together for the preliminary
practice. at mountain CT seashore. &C
cording TO the custom that has been
adopted By the modern football coach to
get his players in nTst-cIass condition
before the commencement o. the bail
games.
With the opening OF Princeton s schoI,
astic year. Captain Davis viii call out
mis- men for football practice, and out CT
The several score o. ambitious young
sters that are expected to report Tor
practice. VIII select the eleven that viii
represent the New Jersey college in is
struggles with the other mig teams Of
the celle5e world
PuRcetoz's Good Prospects.
Princeton viii have a lot Of good ma
terial from which 10 select It's repre-
sentatives on the gridiron
Only three Of last years eleven we're
graduated las June-Neir. PeH, and
Roper-and it IS expected by Trainer
Robinson that their places will be filed
without any great difficulty.
during ths season, only one game viii
be played away from the Princeton cam
pus- This exception VIII be the game
with the Naval Cadets, which VIII be
played at Annapolis. October IL
PTinceton's full schedule is as follows.
October l. Swarthmore. al Princeton:
October +, Lehish. al Princeton; October
(, New York University. az Princeton:
October Il, Annapolis. al Annapolis: Oc-
tober ID, HaverfOTd, q Princeton Oe-
to3er IS. Washington and Jefferson, al
Princeton; October % Dickinson. At
Princeton; October %. Columbia. at
Princeton November / Cornell. at
Princeton November s. Orange, A e.
at Princeton; November %, Yale, at
Princeton
PTinceton's material is not heavy, but
II is thought the men viii make ID IN
activity what they lack in weight As
during the last years games. Davis viii
attend to one OF the Orange and Blacks
ends, and once more viii De Witt. the
monster guard, give his opponents
something hard 70 buck up against.
Yale's Fine Outlook.
The football people at Yale are very
enthusiastic over the outlook for a win
ming eleven this fall The following old
players wiz return 70 New Haven this
year, in which event the Yaleans should
have no trouble in securing a lot OF
players that would uphold the honor Of
Old Eli in great shape:
Capt. George E Chadwick and vii
helmi. half-bzcks: Goss and Hamlin,
tackles; Holt. center, and Hogan, tackle
class, who played in some OF the games.
but who was withdrawn from the Harry
ard and Princeton games because Of the
years residence rule. viii return The
coachers are confident that he giIl prove
one Of the strongest players in America
this season
OF the substitutes Of last years eIev-
en- the most prominent who VIII return
are Coffin and Neal. ends; BisseI and
Weeks, tackles; Johnson, guard; Rock
well. quarterback; OwsIey and Rogers.
s halfbacks, DAILY, Gross, Ward. and Van
derpoel, fullbacks.
Yale's football leaders expect a lot
of good material from the preparatory
schools TO enter college this fail Great
things are expected OF KiuaeT and
Boucher the AudoVer guards: Shevijp
the Hin school tackle. and Bowman.
fuHback from the Hill school, who
comes to New Haven with fine TeDu-
tatioD as line bueker and kicker
fale's complete schedule Tor the sea
son is as follows:
Saturday, September y. Trinity at
New Haven; Wednesday, October I,
TUFTS at New Haven; Saturday, October
!, amherst al New Haven; Wednesday,
October S, Wesleyan at New Haven.
Saturday. october II, Brown at Provi-
+ dence; Wednesday. October 10, Bowdoin
at New Haven: Saturday. October IS,
) Pennsylvania State College at New
Haven. Saturday, October %. Syracuse
University at New Haven. Saturday.
November 1, West Point at West Point.
Saturday. November S, BuckneI al New
Haven: Saturday, November u, Prince
ton al Princeton; Saturday, November
p, Harvard at New Haven.
Nc Harvard Summer Practice.
Several years ago the football authori-
ties al harvard dDOHSneQ the sumner
practice. yet It IS certainty thzt the
yourg men who aspire to wear large
crimson HIS on their sweaters this fall
have been getting in condition for some
time past
The Harvard football men VIII start
practice next Monday in every part of
The country wherever they may happen
10 be
At the close OF the last college year
every football man at Harvard was given
z pigskin and instructed TO get busy
on September /, but the chances are
that none OF the Cambridge youngsters
have waited until this time 10 practice.
mildly. OF course, but by the time the
squad assemblies for the first tine for
team practice. the chances are that
every man win be IN excellent condi-
ton
Captain Herman and Head Coach Far
Far. Of the Harvard eleven, have ordered
the players TO report on Soldiers Field,
September 10.
Hard Times at Old Penn.
Pennsylvania, during the last four
years has lost much Of the prominence II
attained in the football world when The