Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
COLLEGE FOOT BALL PLANS

Easton. Pa; October Z, Ursinus at Easton;
October II. Med Chi. at Easton; October
IA, JEFF. Med. at Easton; October 81,
PriI ceton at Princeton; October %, Leba-
non Valley at Easton; November 4, Penn at
Philadelphia; November H. Swarthmore at
Swarthmore; November %, Lehigh at So.
Bethlehem; November 80, Bucknell at
Esston.
Lehigh.-September %. Albright at South
Bethlehem: September 30, Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia: October 4, Medico Chi at
South Bethlehem; October I, New York
University at New York; October II, Prince
Haverford; October 81, +. and NJ. at South
Bethlehem; October %, Syracuse at SYRIA
cuse; November 4, Gallaudet at South
Bethlehem; November IL, Dickinson at Car
Bethlehem; November 30, w. and ]. at
Washington Pa
napolis.-October Z, Va. NJ l. at An
napolis; October IL, ST. Johns at Annapo-
lis; October IA, Dickinson a Annapolis; Oc-
tober IS, Western Maryland at Annapolis;
October p, North Carolina at Annapolis;
October %, Maryland A. c. at Annapolis;
October %, Swarthmore at Annapolis; No
Vember t. Penn State at Annapolis; No
vember 49, Virginia at Annapolis; Novem-
Der 25. Virginia P. l. at Annapolis; Deem
Der 2, West Point at Princeton.
West Point.-September 80, Tufts at West
Point; October Z, Colgate at West Point;
October H. Virginia P. I. at West Point;
October q. Harvard at West Point; Octo-
Der 2S Yale at West Point; November 4.
Vermont at West Point; November IL, In
dams at West Point; November q, SYRIA
cuse at West Point; December 2, Annapolis
at Princeton.
Dartmouth. - September p, Norwich at
Hanover; September 30, Massa chusetts 8.
c. at Hanover; October 4: Vermont at Han
over; October Z, Holy Cross at Hanover;
October p, Williams at Hanover; Novem-
Der 4. Princeton at Princeton: November IL,
Amherst at Amherst; November 10, Har-
ward at Cambridge; November Is, Brown al
Springfield, Mass.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. Penn. Poly. at
Amherst; October 4. Storrs A. c. at Am
herst; October IA, Bowdon at Amherst; Oc-
tober Fl, Columbia at New York; October
%, Vermont at Amherst: November 4, Holy
Cross at Worcester; November IL. Dart
mouth at Amherst; November IS, Williams
at Willamstown.
syracuse.-September p. Hobart at SYRIA
cuse; September 80 Rochester at Syracuse;
October Z. Yale at New Haven; October IA,
Hamilton at Clinton; October 81, Colgate
at Syracuse; October %, Lehigh at SYRIA
cuse; November 4, Brown at Providence;
November IL, Holy Cross at Syracuse; No
vember %, West Point at West Point
Brown.-September 30, New Hampshire at
Providence; October 4. Amherst Ag. at
Amherst: October Z, Worcester Poly at
dence; October IA, Maine at Providence;
October q, Penn at Philadelphia: October
%, Harvard at Cambridge; November 4,
Syracuse at Providence; November IL, Yale
at New Haven; November Is, Vermont at
Providence; November %, Dartmouth at
Springfield, Mass.
Naval Academy foot ball men see more
than mere chance in the appointment Of
Lieut.. Charles DAILY to West Point this fall.
1t is interesting to note that Days ap-
mi int ant &c I 10 will Il
the army's foot ball season and enable DAILY
to coach the soldiers to the end Of the foot
ball year. 1t will be remembered that DAILY
was one of Harvard'S most famous players,
and that he added to his reputation when
he entered the Military Academy four years
ago. Daily has not played with the soldiers
during the last two years because Of the
objections made to him by the middies, who
argued that having had his four years Of
foot ball at Harvard he should not be al
lowed to play with West Point. Under the
circumstances Annapolis withdrew him
from the team For the last two years
DAILY has had much to do with the coac ching
Of the soldiers eleven. This fall. 1t Is un-
derstood he will have complete control of
the coaching. With his long experience it is
certain that he will turn out strong team
through this fall in spite Of the heavy
losses which West Point has experienced.
Alvin C. Kraenzlein has gotten back into
athletics once more as the track coach and
foot ball trainer for the University of Wis
consn. When a member of the University
of Pennsylvania track team Kraenzlein es-
tabiished the world records OF Is 1-5 sec
onds for the high hurdles, % 3-5 seconds for
the low hurdles and "a feet Az inches for
the broad jump. Kraenzlein also holds in
Vulnerable other records. and with his long
experience in athletics Is expected to bring
Wisconsin once more to the fore