Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-17
FOOTBALL NOTES.

| oCCu dI suCSlOu.
 Mockey, Honolulu Japanese, is a
 member of the University of Chat 1 tanooga football team.
 The first contest in the Maine col
 lege series will take place Saturday at Lewiston when Bates and Colby
 will lock horns.
 Fear is felt that Yale will drop Holy Cross from its schedule next
 season because of the poor showing
 made by the Worcester eleven at New Haven last Saturday.
 The Elm football team will go to
 Bridgeport Saturday to play the | Berkshires. The Films are out for
 the junior championship of the state
 this year and expect to DrIng home
 a victory Saturday.
 Ralph Glaze, the old Dartmouth
 end and now a Boston American
 pitcher, is wanted as football coach
 by the English high school team of
 Boston. Dartmouth would like to have Glaze also to assist in it's coach ing.
 Villanova is looking forward keen
 ly to it's games with Fordham and
 Holy Cross, both of which the Vil-
 lanova team is set on capturing. It will be the first time that Villanova and Holy Cross have ever met on the gridiron.
 There is shakeup coming in the Pennsylvania squad unless some of the regulars take a big brace in their work they are liable to find themselves showed aside for some of the substitutes. The old timers have not been showing their accustomed speed so far this season.
 The state of Pennsylvania can boast of more good college football teams than any like boundary in the Union. Pennsylvania Carlisle, State Lafayette, Swarthmore, Bucknell, Dickinson. Lehigh, Haverford, Vil- lanova. Gettysburg and Washington and Jefferson are among the prom inent football institutions.
 Three important games are on be- twen East and West this season. more than have ever been played before. Pennsylvania will go to Ann Arbor November 6, to play Michi- gan and on the same day the Car lisle Indians will stack up against Minnesota in Minneapolis. A week later the Indians will play in Chica- go.
 On the Yale scrub team are Hobbs the former Dartmouth tackle: Warren. a guard from Pennsylva- mia state. and Andrus. the guard, who had to go back to the freshman class on account of scholarship standing. They are considered valuable timber for next years varsity eleven.
 An accident in soccer game last Saturday resulted in a broken collar bone for one of the contestants. This may hold the anglomaniacs from gra- tuitous slaps at American sport for d day or two
 Conklin, the crack Brown center. has reported for the first time this season. He is bigger than last year. and as he keeps in condition it is probable that he will play against | next Saturday.
 Midshipman Douglas Howard. who was captain and end of the Navy eleven in 1905. which played a tie game with West Point. has joined the coaching squad to assist in rounding the Middies into shane for Saturdays game with Harvard This will be the most important con- test to take place at Annapolis this year.
 The supporters of the Washington and Jefferson universities eleven look 10 see that team put up a strong game against Princeton Saturday. Last rear the Washington and Jefferson warriors held the Tigers to one touch town, which was gained on a fiuke play While Princeton is going at high speed now. the PenpsyIvapis -eam is also much stronger than rear ago.
 Michael Baird. manager of the Michigan university team. is quoted Is saying that about 2S.OOO people will witness the game between thei luakers and Michigan next month. There is already seating capacity for 5000 people and between 5000 and 10000 more can be accommodated al he ends of the field Michigan hasI me of the finest athletic fields in tbeI country and with the completion of operations now under way the totsIl for permanent improve nents on the field will amount toI i15a- -06e- it
 Probably the greatest interest in his Eeek-s football eenfers in the su-I lual battle at West Point Ssturdsvl 'etween the Csdets and Yale Inlt .dditiOn to the regular special trsinsI