Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-19
PlGsKIN POINTERS.
Season of Punting Close at
Hand,

Dolls ldiS1 OA ~ OS lOi1OWSo ny
basket ball then track events and
you have nearly a summary of
the main features of a college
year-save study. Eugene has
given out her schedule for the
year. She will have some stiff
brushes as is showed by the fol-
lowing dispatch:
Oregon's football schedule for
the season of 1905, as announced
today by Manager Steiwer, is as
follows:
October II, Oregon VS. Alumni,
at Eugene; October IL, Oregon
VS. California, at Berkeley; Octo-
ber II, Oregon VS. Stanford, at
Palo Alto; October 28, Oregon VS.
Chemawa, at Eugene; November
4, Oregon VS. Willamette, at
Salem; November II, Oregon VS.
Oregon Agricultural College, at
Eugene; November IS, Oregon
VS. Washington, at Seattle; Nov.
| 80, Oregon VS. Multnomah, at
Portland.
Coach Harris is expected in
Eugene, September 23, and act
i've practice will begin immediate
| ly thereafter. Aside from ex-
Captain Joe Templeton, who was
graduated last June, and left
tackle cole" Arnspiger, all of
last seasons men will be in COL
lege again. Captain Latourette
expects a large number of fresh
men players, and preparations
are being made to accommodate
fifty candidates.
Especial preparations will be
made for the Thanksgiving game
with Mu1tnomah, as no game
has been scheduled for the Satur-
day prior to Thanksgiving. After
the Seattle game, the varsity
players will be given good rest,
as twelve days will intervene be-
tween the Washington match and
the big Thanksgiving struggle
with Multnomah.
i Several games will be arrang-
ed for the second team, as it has
always been Oregon's policy tc
give all the second team men g
chance to demonstrate theil
: ability. The annual second team
game with the Oregon Agri-
cultural College will be played a
Corvallis this season.
The following article OF news
given out from Albany show
t what the critics of that cit,
S think of a punter OAC has Sc
j, cured for this season:
Sam Dolan, the man VIII
$ played a star tackle on Alban,
] Colleges football eleven last sea
I son, will add to the strength c
: the farmer team this season
t Dolan announced recently tha
o he had determined to enter tn
Oregon Agricultural Colleg
e when school opens this month
i and will take a course in civl
4 engineering. He will also b
gin training with the gridiro
Isquad and will endeavor to max
a tackle position on Coac
Steck1e's bunch of farmers. Co,
g wallis enthusiasts hail with d,
IS light the announcement that A
y y bany's burly tackle will be ado
- . ed to their list of eligibles.
rsl Dolan was last season one
the strong players of the STATE
e, On team that was weak
re places, lacked men, and witho'
lis efficient coaching, he made goo
ID against the heavier aggregation
'. of the state, and was easily picl
On ed out as belonging to the fir
OF OF class of football players. At Il
- - close of the season last year Il
d. Albany College squad electt
gs Dolan to the captaincy of Il
PRESBYTERIAN institutions tea
for this year, hoping to keep hi
he in school at Albany. The i
re stitution lacks an engineeril
if course, however, and the ca
at tain-elect resigned his positi'
de and cast his lot with the Agrit
W That he will make the Ce
~ -. Wallis team and material
1tf m strengthen its lineup goes wit
out saying. Standing FIVE ft
Molten inches in his stockings, a
stripping 18o pounds of Gle