The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-14
8dR3 ARDS SCHEDULE !: MAY INCLUDE TRINITY

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 14-Specula- 1ion is rife as to who Harvard's op- Pone1ts on the gridiron will be during the season of 1912. Incircies where football is talked upon for hours and among the great crowd of football fans there is a general belief that some. sort of a shakeup is coming When the football powers get into ac- tion saround the Crimson advisory board.
 One phase of the present situation, which calls for the dropping of Car 1isle, seems hard of belief. And there by hangs a tale. When the Crimson management was booking up the schedule for the past season. Van derbILt University of Nashville, Tenn, Through its coach, Dan McGuigan brother-in-law of HurryUp Yost of Michigan fame, requested to be con- zidered for a place on the list The Crimson authorities thought we'll of yanderbilt's proposition and offered 1t Nov H. The Southerners, however were unable to agree to this date, as they arranged for a meeting with Car Iisle. Much to their surprise, they later learned that Carlisle had decided to cancel it's trip southward and had Instead taken the place offered Van deFbilt on the Crimson bookings.
 Little time was lost in notifying the Cambridge management about the facts in the matter, and according to IEoach McGuigan, Dean Briggs inform ed him that the Indians were listed for but one season, when they would Agairkr be dropped and that Wander bilt would receive careful attention WcGuigan, remembering this, got in- to communication with the Crimson Football management and it in turn notified him that some definite action will be taken on Vanderbilt on Dec
 When Carlisle was listed. according to Coach Haughton's own words, they were there signed up as a sort of trial horse for the Crimson substitute team What they did to the substitutes is new matter of history. Vanderbilt would probably be a strong addition to the Crimson schedule, as the team is hailed as the Southern champions and they have a taste of big football each season, playing annual contests with Michigan.
 Hartford, Conn.,, is also an expected newcomer to the stadium. If favor nble negotiations are concluded with this team either Bates or Holy Cross will go into the discard.
 Princeton plays on Soldiers Field on Nov. ?. The Saturday following is open. As has been stated before eith- Ter Carlisle or Vanderbilt may be con. sidered and it is not at all improba blt that Brown may be assigned this date instead of the earlier date which she has heretofore occupied.
 Dartmouth and Harvard will play their annual match on Nov. 16. while fhe annual Harvard-Yale scrap vii be waged at New Haven on Nov 23
 The time and place for the election Of captain for the team will be de eided this evening at meeting ol |fhe football coaches. Felton. tht right end. and Wendell, the halfback are prominent candidates for the posi- f1on as leader. Both men are in gooC 1tanding with the college office a! far as study is concerned, but only by the slightest margin. Study, and . great deal of it, must be done Or botf men may find themselves beyond tht pale before next season rolls saround Harry Gardner, second-string quarter. back, is another aspirant to leader.