Evening star., 1905-10-15
COLLEGE FOOT BALL

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Tigers have met all comers and vanquished
them easily. The Princeton back field
leaves little to be desired with Tenney and
Ailon to alternate at quarter back. Bard
and Simons at half backs and Mccormick
at fun back The Tiger line men also are
playing brilliant game and II the develop
ment of the team continues without any
more injuries Princeton will do better than
in 1904.
AT Pennsylvania the team has at last
struck it's gait after Its poor showing
against Gettysburg. In Swarthmore the
Quakers met an eleven of their own weight
and strength, and after the first fifteen
minutes succeeded in outplaying them. The
Franklin and Marshall team gave the
Quakers very little real trouble, and they
won 3S to 0. The many injuries and other
drawbacks the Red and Blue has encounter
ed has put the team back, and If the
coaches expect to beat Harvard they will
have to drive the eleven for all they are
worth.
The Cornell team has at last struck it's
gait and is now travelling at pace which
Is sure to land the Ithacans well In. the
front rank. Coach Warner has evidently
strengthened his team by placing the brill
iiant Rice at quarter back. Rice was too
iight Tor half back and Capt. Costello too
heavy for quarter. Since there were plenty
or other good half backs this change has
greatly strengthened the Cornell team
warner has now tried out all his available
material and has gotten together a team
which Is heavier and faster than any Cor
nell ever had
George Woodruff has at last started to
coacn the Carlisle Indians in the new play
which, he says will revolutionize foot hall
The willy Indians have been having secret
practice for week. What new PLAYS Wood
rum teaches the red men will be shown for
ine me, nist n time against Pennsylvania on Octo-
per -. This game promises to be of the
mos sensational character because of
Woodruffs former relations to the Ouak-
ers.
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Coheges OF the east will take up another
class or opponents. The game will be longer
ana the struggle keener. On Saturday Har-
Hard plays West Point Penn. tackles
rem. State. All of these are hard games.
ana an are sure to bring out all there is in the
big elevens.
In the middle west the championship sea-
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The following is the foot ball schedule
FOR the week. east and west
East-October Is.
pennsylvania vs. Haverford, at Philadel-
phia.
Cornell VS.. Alfred, at Ithaca.
Annapolis VS.. Western Maryland, at An
napolis.
Hamilton VS.. Middleburg, at Clinton.
n. Y.
October 81:
Yale vs. Penn. State, at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. West Point at West Point
Corneil VS.. Western University of Penn
Sylvania, at Ithaca
Syracuse VS.. Colgate at Syracuse
Pennsylvania vs.. Brown at Philadelphia.
Columbia VS.. Amherst, at New York.
Annapolis VS.. North Carolina, at Annapo-
Williams vs. Dartmouth. at Hanover.
Georgetown VS.. Swarthmore, at Washing
ton.
Princeton VS.: Lafayette at Princeton.
Carlisle VS.. Lafayette. at Carlisle.
Wesleyan VS.. New York University at
New York.
Trinity vs. Union. at Hartford.
William and John VS.. Allegheny, at Mead
Hobert VS.. Niagara. at Geneva
Holy Cross VS.. Worcester P. s., at Wor-
cester.
st; Johns VS.; Virginia Military Institute.
at Lexington. Va.
Hayerford VS.. Ursinus. at CollegeviIle,
Pa.
Virginia VS.. Bucknell, at Norfolk Va.
West-October IS:
Michigan VS.. Dennison at Ann Arhor
October p:
Michigan VS.. Nebraska, at Ann Arbor.
Chicago VS.. Wisconsin, at Madison.
Illinois VS.. Purdue, at Champaign.
Minnesota VS.. Iowa. at Minneapolis
Beloit VS.. Lawrence, at Appleton Wis
Indiana vs.. Washington, at Bloomington.
Oberlin Wooster, at Ober1in
Wabash VS.. Notre Dame, at Crawfords-
Vile.
Iowa Wesleyan VS.. Monmouth, at Mount
Pleasant.
California VS.. Sherman Indians, at Berk-
ley, Cal.
Association foot ball is undoubtedly the
next sport to be popuarized in the eastern
colleges. This English sport got a good
start last spring when it was taken up by
Harvard Haverford and Columbia. Now
the University of Pennsylvania has fallen
victim and if the plans now being formu-
lated are successful there will soon be an
intercollegiate association for its mainten-
ance. The Pennsylvania team was organ
ized a result of the visit of the Pilgrim
Association team from England which is
just now completing its tour of the United
States and Canada The Britons We're In
terested spectators at the game between
Penn and Gettysburg, and were Mortified
when they saw Weede. the star left end,
carried off the field with a fractured leg.
Since that time ST. Charles kirkpatrick has
been very active in arousng interest in the
game, and to demonstrate to the Pennsyl-
vanians what 1t was a game has been ar
ranged between the Pilgrims and team
made up of graduates and undergraduates
be played on Franklin Field October "a.
This will be the last game that the Eng
llshmen will play in this country.
Columbia University besides losing three