Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-04
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FOOTBALL NEAR AT HAND.
Yale Starts Practice On September 14th, Harvard and Cornell on 1StF- The Seasons Schedule.

With the football season near at hand, and all the colleges and prepar- atory schools practically decided on their grldironN schedule, it is predicted that the fall of 1911 will be one of the most important in the history of the rugby game. Yale candidates are to report on September IA in New Haven. while Harvard and Cornell have nam ed September Is as the day upon which real preliminary work will begin. Yale, Princeton and Syracuse are to try graduate coaching this year.
 One of the big features of the sea- son will be the meeting of Harvard and Princeton at Princeton on Mo- vember A. They last met fourteen years ago, when the Tigers lowered the Crimson colors. Harvard, too will play the Carlisle Indians at Cambridge this year.
 The Carlisle Indians who are per- haps the best known of any of the red men elevens, by reason of the fact that they have played in many of the DIE cities of the country in recent years, will this year confine their matches to the East. They have twelve games scheduled, beginning on September 23, and concluding on November 30, with Brown University at Providence
 So far no announcement has been made as to where the annual Army Navy game will be played on Satur. day, December ?. It has been custom ary to play the game on Franklin Field, Philadelphia, but a dispute over the distribution of the tickets makes 1t possible that the University of Penn sylvania authorities will not stage the social and spectacular event of tfin year. It may be played at one of t1:e Philadelphia baseball grounds or on one of the big college gridirons.
 Princeton is to play Annapolis on the latter's grounds on October 21, while Yale will meet West Point on the same day.
 The schedule of the big five calls for ti,e following games: Pennsyl- vania II, September 23 to November 30; Yale 10. September 2 to Novem- Der 25; Harvard g. September 30 U November 25: Princeton 10, September 30 to November IS; Cornell 10, Sep ten1ber 27 to November 30.
 The dates for the intersectional and championship games follow:
 Saturday, November 4, Harvard vs Princeton, at Princeton; Syracuse vs. Michigan, at Ann Arbor; Pittsbure Vs. Notre Dame, at Pittsburg; Chica-. go vs. Minnesota, at Minneapolis.
 Saturday, November Il, Carlisle h.
 dians vs. Harvard, at Cambridge: Dartmouth, vs. Princeton, at Princeton, Brown vs. Yale, at New Haven; Lafa- yette vs. Pennsylvania, at Philadel- phia; Cornell vs. Michigan, at Ithaca Illinois vs. Indians, at Indianapolis. fodluIu udS, NONoI1DoI 10, 1dl0 NS Princeton, at New Haven; Dartmouth vs. Harvard, at Cambridge; PennsyI- vania vs. Michigan, at Ann Harbor Cornell vs. Chicago, at Chicago; Vir- ginia vs. Georgetown, at Washington D. C.; Washington and Jefferson vs Pittsburg at Pittsburg
 Saturday, November 25, Harvard vs Yale, at New Haven; Chicago vs. Wis consin, at Chicago; Michigan vs. Ne braska, at Lincoln; Inninois vs. Mime apolis, at Champaign; Indiana vs. Pur- due, at BloOmingtOn; Syracuse Vs Ohio State, at Columbus.
 Thanksgiving Day, November go Pennsylvania vs. Cornell, at Phi1adel- phia; Brown vs. Carlisle Indians al Providence; Case Scientific School vs Western Reserve, at Cleveland; Ono State ys. Cincinnati, at Cincinna Ii John Hopkins vs. Western Marylan9 T at Baltimore; Lehigh Valley vs Georgetown, at Washington, D. G., Pittsburg; Syracuse vs. St Louis, al St. Louis; Virginia vs. North Carolina at Richmond; Sewanee vs. Vanderbilt at Nashville.
 Saturday, December 2. Army vs
 Navy.