Evening star., 1905-11-04
Important Gridiron Battles
Take Place Today.
HARVARD AND INDIANS
ALL LOCAL TEAMS PLAY AWAY
FROM HOME.
Chevy Chase Golfers-Many Bowling
Battles - Aqueduct Races
Dan Patch Equals Record.

There are four games In the east annually
that exceed all others in interest, though
not necessarily il Importance these being
the Harvard rd-Pennsylvania, Yale-Princeton.
Harvard Yale and Army-Navy games. The
first of these, the neutrality-suspicious.
game, will be played next Saturday, ana
today the Crimson and the Red and Blue
will play games that will serve to put on the
finishing touches for next Saturday. There
is bare chance that the opposition will
engage in the finishing touch business them
selves, and bring defeat to one of the big
teams. but that is altogether unlikely. Har-
ward meets the Indians today and Penn
sylvania meets Lafayette. worthy opposi-
ton which insures hard work for opponents.
but neither of which is causing any appre-
henson of defeat. The schedule teens
with good things, and New YORK Will
have one of the choicest dishes of today's
feast, the Yale-Columbia game. Yale. 1t Is
said regards today's game merely as an In
cuent. Morleys men have been working
along quietly this week, with much of the
usual talk of high hopes. ETC., omitted.
and that is a good sign. The ''incident'
may grow into an episode, but of that
more tomorrow.
The Cornell-S Swart hnfore game at Ithaca
has its share of uncertainty, but Cornell
has as good a chance of winning as any
other of the topnotcherS. However. all or
the attractiyeness of today's bill is not con-
fined to the topnotcherS. Brown plays
Syracuse, and that will be stirring battle.
Syracuse has been beaten only by Yale this
season, while Brown has made Pennsylvania
and Harvard extend themselves. Dart
mouth does not expect to do more than
score against Princeton, who, Of course,
belongs to the topnoteher class The Will
liams-Colgate game is an important one
for each of those teams, and it is reckoned
that Annapolis will be pushed to the limit
holding her own with Pennsylvania State.
The most important game in the west will
be between Minnesota and Wisconsin. This
game will have bearing on the final reck-
oning for championship honors. Todays
schedule follows:
St. Johns VS. George Washington at An
ma polls.
Lehigh vs. Galiaudet at South Bethle-
hem.
Georgetown VS.. North Carolina at Ricn-
mond
Harvard VS. Indians at Cambridge
Yale VS.. Columbia at American Lea sue
Park
Princeton VS.. Dartmouth at Princeton.
Pennsylvania VS. Lafayette at Phi.adel-
phia.
Cornell VS.. Swarthmore at Ithaca
West Point VS.. Vermont at West Point
Annapolis VS.. Pennsylvania State at An
napoIis.
Brown VS.. Syracuse at Provid ence
Amherst VS.. Holy Cross at Worcester.
Williams VS.. Colgate at Albany.
Union VS. Hamilton al Schenectady
Wesleyan VS.. Tufts at Mddlet1Wn
Dickinson VS.. Ursinus at CollssavIic.
Trinity vs.. Worcester Poly at Hartford
Washington and Jefferson VS.. Ohio Medi-
cal at Washington Pa
Hobart VS.. st. Lawrence at Geneva.
Bucknell VS.. Albright at Lewisburg
Haverford VS.. Franklin and Marshall at
Hayerford.
Western Maryland VS., Maryland Uniyer-
sity at Westminster
Harvard Freshman VS. Dean at Cam
bridge.
Princeton Freshman VS.. Mercarsourg at
Mercersburg.
Minnesota VS. Wisconsin at Minnea polls
Michigan vs. Illinois at Champaign
Indiana VS.. Cincinnati at Bloomif;rson
Nebraska VS.. Iowa State College
Iowa VS.. Northwestern at. }iysnSlon
Purdue VS.. Missouri at Lafayette
Wabash VS. Lake Forest at Crawfords-
Vile
California VS.. Nevada at BarlSeiey
standard vs. Oregon a Standtocd