Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-23
GRIDIRON GAMES
 WILL BEGIN TODAY
Football Season Promises to Be Most Brilliant in
 Years
THE EARLIER CONTESTS

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-Football will appear on the athletic stage tomorrow to formally open the fall season of sport at the eastern colleges. In the middle west there will be a few pre- lminary skirmishes, but throughout the south and west generally the teams will not get under way for an other week CT two.
 In this section of the country the season promises to be one of the most important in the history of the gridiron game. The new rules this year are not very different from those of last season and the early games will not bother the coaches much in trying out possibilities, as was the case last year when radical changes had been made. There will be some experimenting of course, but the early contests will be devoted more to sitting material and looking over the potentialities of new mater ial
 This years schedule calls for more games than ever before, that is on the whole. but not as applied t0 several Of the bigger games. The University of Pennsylvania will start the season with a game with Gettys. burg College and, as usual. will close the schedule by playing Cornell on Thanksgiving day
 Ysle's first game will be played on Saturday week with Holy Cross and a week later the latter will tackle Harvard, thus affording an early op- poTtunity to compare Yale and liar yard scores against a common oppon- ent. The YaIe-Army game comes ear ly, as last year. Later Yale will line up against Brown, Princeton and liar ward, meeting the latter at Cambridge on November 25.
 Among the new plums on the sche- dule the biggest is the Harvard. Princeton battle, to be fought at Princeton on November 1. They last met fourte cen years ago, when the Ti- gers lowered the Crimson colors. liar ward, too, will resume relations with the Carlisle Indians this year. In the week following the Carlisle game and preceding the battle with Yale the Crimson will play Dartmouth, which is always one of the biggest attractions on the Harvard schedule.
 Brown. as usual, plays Harvard, Yale and Pennsylvania, and will close the season with a game at Providence with the Carlisle Indians.
 The most important change in the Indians schedule will be resumption of relations with Harvard, after an interval of two years. In the course of the season the Indians will meet Georgetown, University of Pittsburg, Lafayette, Pennsylvania, Harvard, Sy. racuse, Johns Hopkins and Brown. Carlisle has played all of these teams in former years, with the exception of Lafayette.
 Intersectional games will feature the seasons play. Michigan will come east to meet Pennsylvania, Cor nell and Syracuse, and Syracuse will go west to play Ohio State and St Louis. Cornell, in addition to the game with Michigan, will also line up against the University of Chicago.
 The principal games to be played among the eastern colleges tomorrow are as follows:
 University of Virginia ys. Hampden- Sydney College, at Charlottesville, Va,
 Carlisle Indians vs. Lebanon Valley College, at Carlisle, Pa.
 University of Maine vs. Fort McKin- ley, at OrOno, Me.
 Bates College ys. New Hampshire State College, at Durham, N. +.
 Colby ColcC' vY Rents Hill, al Waterville, Me.
 Holy Cross College vs. Boston Col lege, at Worcester, Mass.
 Lafayette Colleve vs. Bloomsburg Normal, at Easton, Pa.
 Gettysburg College vs. Williamson at Newark, Del
 Rhode Island State College vs. Mas. sachusetts Agricultural College, at Amhert, Mass.
 Connecticut Agricultural College ys. Rockville, at Storrs, Conn.
 Rensselaer, Polytechnic vs. Clark son Tech, st Troy, \. Y.