The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-03-30
FOOT BALL SCHEDULE
West Virginia VIII Play Many
Notable Games.
Michigan, North Carolina, state Csl-
lege and baltimore Meds - Four
Games In Morgantown-Will Play at
st Louis-OId Players Coming Bacs
May tset bernstein.

Manager Ed Richards has Gem
pleted football schedule tor tn,
season of 1904 that looks good from
every standpoint. Many Of the small
colleges that have been ON the lis
for many seasons, have been dropped
this year, aud bigger schools sub
stituted. Some Of the trips will b,
expensive, but good guarantees have
been secured, and the team will max,
more than expenses on the games
played away from home. Four good
games will be played in Morgan
town.
The season will open here Sep.
tember "a with Westminster. DC.
tober first is still an open date. -Four
or five colleges are clamoring for it.
but Manager Richards will give il to
the Conference Seminary, If they
want it. The game will be played
here. On October s, OHIO Wesleyan
will be played here. This will be
one OF the best games ever Witnessed
in Morgantown.
The first game away from home
will be with State College, at Belle
fontc, Pa. On October %, West
Virginia goes up against the Mich
igan marvels at Ann Arbor. This
will mark an epoch in West Virginia
foot ball. October 30, The Baltimore
NEEDS will come to Morgantown.
The annual game with Bethany in
Wheeling will be played on Nov. 5.
NOV s, election day, w. v. U. and
w. u. p. will clash in Exhibition
Park, Pittsburg. The Wups have
been hiring players since last fall
and the game win be hard one.
The Than kssiving game IS with
Marietta coiiege' at Marietta Nov.
On Nov. II, West Virginia will
meet North Carolina, the Champions
of the South. The contract for the
game has been signed. but the place
Tor playing it has not been selected.
Every effort will be made to have it
played in Morgantown. North Car
DINA has suggested Louisville, KY,
and Charleston w. Va, has been
mentioned, but Morgantown will
probably get the game.
The team will also get an oppor-
tuniiy to see the st Louis exposition.
They will play Washington Univer-
sity in the stadium of the exposition
grounds on Nov. 10. The team will
probably be given several days to
see the sights.
The candidates will be brought
back to Morgantown two weeks
before the Fall term begins. They
will be placed in charge of Director
Chez, and taken over Cheat for a
fortnight to get into shape for the
real raining on the grid-iron.
Among the cid men who will be
back are Core, Summons, Williams,
Martin, Hall, Raymond, Post, Waugh,
INNER, Seamon, Mccormick and
Gronniger will try for u
place behind the line. John Parsons,
of Parkersburg, who has considerable
as player, will be in
school. Walker, Washington and
Lees full back, has said he is COM
ing to w. v. u. next fall. Nethkin,
an old w. v. u. star, will probably
be in school here again.
A committee has been appointed
TO secure a coach, and 1t is highly
probable that Hernstein, of Mich
sisn, will be engaged. He has Yost's
unqualified reco nmendation, and his
equation as player leaves no
doubt as to his ability. He will
come If wanted. Whenever 1t lie
known where the money is to come
from to pay him, he will be en-
gagged.
The prospects for a winning team
were never Fighter, and there 10
abundant evidence to warrant the
prediction that most OF the games
will be victories. The pleasure Of
again wa.loping w. s. J., this year is
denied the eleven. There saint no
moren W. & j. SO far as w. v. U,
Athletics are concerned.