Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21

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order, but while not a trying one, OF
| those named Penn State will give the
! Comedians a warm afternoon. Colgate
has played some stiff football against
Cornell in it's time, and Oberlin may
! be an unknown quantity. Amherst fol-
lows Pennsylvania State at Cornell
then comes a game which will attract
lots of attention. The Ithacans Will
venture to Chicago November IA to
meet Stages formidable Maroons. Be-
tween Chicago and Pennsylvania, Cor
nell will have Trinity for an opponent.
The Carlisle Indians schedule Is the
longest of all, except the Nays, and
embraces thirteen games. 1t ranges
from the weak to the strong, but 1s not
as difficult as last years. 1t represents
as much junketing but not so many
hard opponents. Albright, LEBANON
Valley, Villanova and Mt. st. Mary's
are to be met, then harder opponent
in Pennsylvania State. AS Syracuse Is
TO be played O. week later, that means
another sharp tussle. Susquehanna
follows Syracuse, but the ensuing Sat
turday finds the schedule hard again,
for the Quakers play the red men on
that day. The redskins will visit An
napolis October 81, which is depart
ure from their schedule. November
! Carlisle goes to Harvard. thus having
| three hard games in Q. row-PennsylVa-
MIA, the navy and Harvard. The West
/ GTn university OI EcnAi5yAfnAtd WALL ~
played November ii, and the Indians
go to Minneapolis November Il to
grapple with the Minneapolis Gophers,
and they wind up at st. Louis against
st. Louis university November 26.
While pointing for each other this
fall, the Army and Navy squads VIII be
engaged with schedules which differ
greatly. They have only single adj
versary in common by which to COM
pare them, and the Army plays only
nine games to the Navy's thirteen.
The midsbipmen will stack up against
Rutgers, st. Johns, Dickinson, Mary
land Aggies, Lehigh and the University
of Maryland, in that order. before they
! take on~the Harvard team, October "a.
The Army in the meanwhile will have
played only three games, Tufts, Trim
ity and Yale. The soldiers will have
met team Of the first rank earlier In
the campaign than the Navy.
To follow. Harvard at the naval acad-
envy there Is George Washington. This
team is to be followed by Carlisle.
which is followed in turn by villanova.
The latter part of the schedule calls
for alternately hard and comparatively
easy opponents, but none of the last
three can be called easy. for they bring
Pennsylvania State, Virginia Polytech-
mic and West Point. If variety Is any
help, the midshipmen will be well
equipped when they go against the
Army, and the last two games prior to
the Army game are calculated to put
them on edge.
West Point has three strong games
in row, with Yale, Colgate and
Princeton, but the next three battles
do not present such hard opposition.
They bring Springfield training school,
! Washington and Jefferson and Villa
nova to the point. The next game Is
with the Navy. The West Point
the possibility of the Army cadets be-
ing in a battered condition when they
lock horns with the Navy lads.
Brown Not to Play Dartmouth
Much is expected of both Brown and
Dartmouth this year, and it is q pity
! they do not meet each other. They
will have to compare strength chiefly
on what they do against Harvard.
Harvard and Brown meet October 81
and Harvard and Dartmouth play Mo-
vember IA. Each plays Vermont, but
over month apart. Brown has three
hard games, Pennsylvania, Harvard
and Yale, while Dartmouth has two,
Princeton and Harvard. The latter
two are to be met only week apart
/ by Dartmouth. There is chance for
glory for the Providence and Hanover
collegians' gridiron experts If, by any
chance, they can take fall out of one
or two of the topnotchers. 1t is not out
of the question by any means. Dart
mouth did it last year and Brown
came near 1t.
The Williams and Wesleyan sche-
dulles have been reduced this
year. Wesleyan opens with Yale, but
for the remainder of the season under
takes nothing so ambitious. The final
and most important game is with Will
liams, November IA. The Williams
schedule is harder. Harvard. Dart
mouth, Syracuse and Amherst are all
on the list.
There are attractive plums in the
way of sectional contests on the
| schedules for this fall-more than
usual. The Michigan
game Is one of these, the Indian-Min-
pesota game another, the Cornell-Chi-
cago game and the Michigan-Syracuse
game are the others. The last named
is the only one of the four which will
be played In the east. After they have
! had their annual clash with Pennsyl-
vania in Ann Arbor, on November IA,
| the Wolverines will go to Syracuse and
close their season there November 81.
which calls attention to the fact that
| the Syracusians have cut out a sche-
dule for themselves which is several
! degrees removed from child's play. The
schedule includes: Hobart. Hamilton,
Yale, Carlisle, Rochester, Princeton,
Williams, Colgate. Tufts and Michigan.
! Yale, Colgate, Princeton and Michigan
also make large-sized contract.
Following, is a schedule of the prin-
cipal games arranged for the seasons
Saturday, September &c.
East.
| Carlisle Indians VS. Villanova, at Carlisle.
Pennsylvania VS.. West Virginia, at Philadel-
phia.
Holy Cross vs. Norwich, at Worcester.
i Brown VS.. New Hampshire State at Provi-
dence.
Syracuse VS. Hamilton, at Syracuse
Bucknell VS.. 6usquehanna, at Lewsburg, Pa.
Washington and Jefferson VS.. Denison. at
washington, Pa
Vanderbilt VS.. s. W. p. NJ. at Nashville.
"Wednesday, September 80.
East
Harvard VS.. Bowdoin, at Cambridge.
| Pennsylvania vs.. Ursnus, at Philadelphia.
Yale vs. Wesleyan, at New Haven.
Carlisle Indians vs.. Mount St. Mary's. at
Carlisle
Dartmouth vs. Vermont. at Hanover.
Brown VS.. Bates. at Providence.
Saturday, October
! East.
| Penn VS.. Buclknell. at Philadelphia.
Yale vs. SYRACUSE at New Haven.
/ Carlisle Indians VS.. Penn State. at Wilkes
| barre or Williamsport. Pa.
Princeton VS.. Springfield 7. s., at Princeton
| Cornell VS. Amherst. at Ithaca
Harvard vs.. Maine, at Cambridge
West Point va Tufts. at West Point.
| Annapolis va Rutgers. at Annapolis.