Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

Veterans Lose Prestige in New Foot
Ball Restrictions.


Ball Restrictions.
HARD TO FoRESEE RESULTS
Practice Mt various Resorts WIN ne
ain In Five weels--one Foot
on Ground Rule IL Mig
Eest Bore.
NEW YORK, Aug. ga squad OF under
graduates, q coach and few alumni are
due at several lake and hill resorts In about
five weeks. Foot ball players have re-
celved their urging letters from the man
ayers and practice is due to begin in many
places in the neighborhood OF September 49,
The rules, that strange and mystic code
which is awaited as Is the will of rich
and distant relation, should be announced
In few weeks. And, as in the case OF that
figurauve testament, no one is quite sure
Of the proceeds No sharp is willing to fore
cast what will be left to or left OF foot ball
For that reason the beloved individual
known TO the squad as a veteran is losing
some of his prestige as the season APP
proaches lie who has hitherto been hailed
when he dropped from the train with a
suitcase covered by varsity labels has now
fallen to the ranks of the semi-unknown
No one knows what famous line plunger
or hard tackling end will do under condi-
lions which prohibit pushing and pulling
and make mention of one foot on the
ground when stopping opponents. Coaches
are chatting under the uncertainty. Even
when the rules come forth 1t will be late
In the 1910 season before the new game oan
be viewed in its true perspective. Strange
predictions arose when the forward pass
entered the scene. There was to be an
opening of the game which would eliminate
the locked confusion of mass plays and in
crease the joys OF the bleacherite. Further
more the small colleges were to meet the
big universities on even terms A,water
was to defeat Yale; Hiram triumph over
Harvard. Similar forecasts are in order
now. But some of those who knew the old
emperor foot ball are afraid the king is
dead and are not anxious to answer a bull
let.n with Long live the king" for the
heir apparent is not known to his people.
Hard work Ahead.
Fast hard work will be In order at the
early training camps this fall, for the
schedules are opened the last of next
month and there Is more than usual to do.
Some important schedules follow:
YALE.
September 2s-Wesleyan at New Haven.
October 1-Syracuse at New Haven.
October 5-Tufts at New Haven.
OCTOBER S-Holy Cross at New Haven.
October 16-West Point at West Point
october 22-Vanderbilt at New Haven.
October 2S-Colgate at New Haven.
November 5--brown at New Haven.
November 12-Prlnceton at Princeton.
November ls-Harvard at New Haven.
HARVARD
october 1-Bates at Cambridge.
october 3-BoWdoin at Cambridge
Octoper Wv illams at Cambridge.
october l6-Amherst at Cambridge.
October 22-Brown at Cambridge.
october 29-West Point at West Point.
November 6--Cornell at Cambridge.
November l2-Dartmouth at Cambridge
november ls--Aa at New Haven.
PRINCETON.
October 1-Stevens at Princeton.
october 4-Villanova at Princeton.
october S-New York at Princeton
Octoper 1o-Ilatayette at Princeton.
October 2s-Holy Cross at Princeton.
october 29--Dartmouth at New York
NNoysmSsr S-Eoraham at Princeton.
PENNSYLVANIA.
September 24-Ursinus at Philadelphia.
September 2S-F. and Z. at Pniade .pnla.
October dickinson at Philadelphia.
Octooer Thrown at Providence.
October 22--State College at PHILADELPHIA
october 2S-Carllsle at Philadelphia.
November 5-Lafayette at Philadelphia
November 12-Michigan at Philadelphia.
November ls-Syracuse at Philadelphia
November S1Cornell at philadelphia
H.
october I'M. A. G. at Hanover.
Octoper S-Colby at Hanover
october l6-v at Hanover.
Octooer 22-Williams at Williamstown
october 2S-PrInceton at New York.
N NoyeInPer ,SS-AAmherst at Hanover
October I-Bowdoin at West Point
October Suits at West Point
october 15-Yale at West Point
October 22-Lehigh at West Point.
poN,ooyember 6-sprinsfield n s. at West
November 12-villanova at West Point.
November 19-TrinIty at West Point.
November zo-Navy at Philadelphia.
October l-sst. Johns AT Apnano,,.
october 6-Rutgers at AnnapCi
Sctober l6-Nillanova at ANNAPOLIS.
O Octooer ~ Virginia at Annapons.
November 6-Lehigh at Annapolis.
NN,ovemper l2-Carlisle at Annapolis.
november 19-New York at Annapolia
november 26-Army at philadelphia
CORNELL.
SSeptenber 24-Hobart at Ithaca.
Sctooer l--Rensselaer at Ithaca
october 8-Oberln at Ithaca
october 15-Fordham at Ithaca.
october 22-Yermont at ithaca
october @-Williams at Ithaca.
Novemper Harvard at Cambridge
november l2-Chicago at Ithaca
nc TSoVemoer z4-Pennsylvania at PhlIadOL-
BROWN
Sc ctoper i-Horwieh at Providence
Sotober s-Colgate at Providence
Sctoper d5-PennsylYania at Providence
SSotober 22-Harvard at CAMBRIDGE
SSctoner 2s-Tufts at Providence.
november 5-Yale at New Haven
november l2-Vermont at Providence
Eovember l9-M. A. c. al Provldence
-'"'sHiOer %4-SarIisle at Providence
SYRACUSE
cuse, D'H@Fehture at syria
6Se.ober 1-Yale at New Haven
october 9-Rochester at Syracuse
October lb-Carlisle at Syracuse
Sctober 22-Hobart at Syracuse
October Michigan at syrseyss
November 5-Vermont at Svracus.
NoYember l2-Colgate at Syracuss
november l9-Illinois at IJrbana
november 24-St Louis at ST I,ouis
Inc Key to the situation-Bee Want Ads
Notes of Courts.
Congratulations from A. Has-Deen Ia
those That-Are,' was the telegram re-
celVed from f. j. Hill Of Minneapolis
,ormerly prominent tennis man in Omaha
tennis circles and practically always on
hnnd for the big events of the snort II