The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-22
GRJDIRON SEASON ON
sAyANNAH WILL GO LAST YEARS
ONE BETTER.
ACTIVITY OF FOOTBALL.
SCHEDULE OF GAMES WITH THE
BIG COLLEGE ELEVENS.

HIVE Many New Features Under
The Changed Rules-SOuthern
Team Schedules Have Not Yet
Been Made Up.
With the close of the baseball sea-
son football begins. In Savannah the
practice will start this week. Savan-
nah promises to have team this year
that will be heard from. Last year it
took everything in sight and there
will be nothing lacking this year. I'M
less all signs fail it will be a great
wear in the annals Of football. Prelim-
mary work shows that all the big
universities have plenty of first-class
material, and the result should be
evenly matched teams and cracking
good games.
All the big teams open the season
with comparatively easy opponents.
but their schedules show that hard
work begins about the middle of Oc-
tober.
The Carlisle Indians. may give
Princeton a tussel on Oct. II, and will
make things interesting for Harvard
OH Oct 81. A battle royal is promised
when the Carlisle redskins go to
Franklin FleIQ, NOV. IA.
Cornell and Lafayette, to say moth
ing of Yale, look like hard nuts for
Princeton to crack. With the excep-
ton of the Yale and Brown games, the
Orange and Black players will be
home all season.
Cornell has a comparatively easy
schedule. The only hard games are
the ones with the University of Penn
sylvania, Princeton and Columbia.
for the big teams, will this year tackle
Harvard, Yale and the University of
Chicago. The game with Chicago at
West Point on Nov. IA will furnish the
only chance for a comparison of the
football strength of the East and West
Here are the schedules of the leading
elevens:
HARVARD.
Sept. Williams, at Cambridge.
Sept. 3O-Bowdoin, at Cambridge.
Oct. university of Maine at Cam
bridge.
Oct. BATES. at Cambridge.
Oct. 10-Amherst, at Cambridge.
Oct. 14-Wesleyan, at Cambridge.
oct. 17-West Point, at West Point.
Oct. 24-Brown, at Cambridge.
Oct. 31-Carlisle Indians, at Cam
bridge.
Nov. University of Pennsylvania,
at Philadelphia.
Nov. 14-Dartmouth, at Cambridge.
Nov. 21-Yale, at Cambridge.
YALE.
Sept. 2S-Trinity, at New Haven.
Sept 30-Tufts, at New Haven.
Oct 3-University of Vermont at
New Haven.
oct. Wesleyan, at New Haven.
Oct 1O-Springfeld T. S., at New
Haven.
Oct. 17-Pennsylvania State College,
at New Haven.
oct. 24-West Point. at West Point.
Oct. S1-Columbia. New York.
9 Nov. f7-Syra cuseS at New Haven. =
Nov. 14-Princeton, at New Haven.
Nov. 21-Harvard. at Cambridge.
PRINCETON.
Sept. S0-Swarthmore, at Princeton.
Oct. Georgetown, at Princeton.
Oct. 7-Gettysburg, at Princeton.
Oct 10-Brown, at Providence.
Oct. 14-Lehigh. at Princeton.
Oct. 17-Carlisle Indians, at Prince
ton.
oct. 21-Bucl<nen, at Princeton.
Oct. 24-Dartmouth, at Princeton.
Oct. 31-Cornell at Princeton.
Nov. 7-Lafayette, at Princeton.
Nov. 14-Yale, at New Haven.
CORNELL.
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Sept. 30-Alfred College, ateIthaca.
Oct. 3-Rochester, at Ithaca.
Oct Niagara, at Ithaca.
Oct. 10-Colgate, at Ithaca.
Oct. 17-Bucknell. at Ithaca.
Oct. 24-Union, at ithaca.
Oct. 31-Princeton, at Princeton.
Nov. 7-Lehigh, at Ithaca.
Nov. 14-Columbia, at Ithaca.
Nov. 26-University of Pennsylvania,
at Philadelphia.
COLUMBIA.
Sept. 26-Wesleyan, at New York.
Sept. 30-Alumni, at New YORK
Oct. 3-Union, at New York.
Oct. 7-Hamilton. at New York.
Oct. 1O-Williams, at New York.
Oct. 14-Swarthmore, at New YORK.
Oct 17-Amherst, at New YORK
oct 24-University of Pennsylvania,
at New York.
Oct 31-Yale, at New YORK.
Nov. 7-Fordham, at New York.
Nov. 14-Cornell, at Ithaca.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Sept. 26-Dickinson, at Pennsylvania.
Sept. S0.-Franklin and Marshall,at
Pennsylvania.
Oct. 3.-Lehigh, at Pennsylvania.
Oct. 7-HaVerford, at Pennsylvania.
Oct iO-Pennsylvania State College,
at Pennsylvania.
Oct. 14-Gettysburg, at Pennsylvania.
Oct. 24-Columbfa, at New York.
Oct. 31-Bucknell at Pennsylvania.
Nov. Harvard, at Pennsylvania.
Nov. 2e-Cornell, at Pennsylvania
WEST POINT.
Sept 26-Colgate, at West Point.
Oct. 3-Tufts, at West Point.
Oct. Hutchinson, at West Point.
Oct. 17-Harvard, at West Polht'
Oct 24-Yale, at West Point
Oct. 31-University of Vermont, at
West Point.
Nov. Manhattan, at West Point.
Nov. 14-University of Chicago, at
West Point.
ANNAPOLIS.
Oct 10-University of Virginia, at
Annapolis.
Oct 14-Gallaudet College, at An
napolis.
oct. Hutchinson, at Annapolis.
Oct. 21-Baltimore M. c., at Annap-
oils
Oct 24-Lafayette, at Annapolis.
Oct. 28-Georgetown, at Annapolis.
Oct. 31-Pennsylvania State College
at Annapolis.
November New York Naval Mil
itia at Annapolis.
Nov. washington and Jefferson
at Annapolis.
Nov. 14-Bucknell, at Annapolis.
Nov. 21-Yirginia P. J., at Annapo'
lis.
LISTS DAN PATCH AT 1851.