Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
Harvard Figures Cornell Easier Gamesters Than
 Dartmouth and Changes Dates, Put Up to Stiff Fight on Eve Yale Game
CORNEII-IIARNARD
 FIRST BIG GAM F.
Yale First to Open Season as Usual With Wesleyan. The Indian Have a Hard Schedule This Years Smaller Fry

For the first time in several seasons two of the best college eleVens will clash at the Polo Grounds, New York city. when Dartmouth and the Carlisle Indians play on Saturday November 18th, the same date that Yale and Princeton meet in their annual gridiron battle at New Haven, Dartmouth has risen steadily in the football world until the Green Mountain boys are just as formidable as the eIeVens of the Big Four
 Harvard has dropped Dartmouth this season, principally because the New Hampshire team gave the Crimson too tough a battle on the eve of the Yale Harvard game. Instead, Harvard. has taken on Cornell. a team which will not give the Cambridge eleven so much trouble
 The first big game of the season will be played on November 1st, when Cor nell meets Harvard at Soldiers Field, in Cambridge. On November Sth Harvard will play Prime eton in JungletoWn, and on the following Saturday. November 10th. Yale and Princeton will play at New Haven. The Yale Harvard game will be played at the Stadium. in Cambridge. on November 22d. on Thanksgiving Day. the annual Cornell Penn game will be played at Phila- delphia. On the Saturday following this the Army and Navy classic will be played at Franklin Field and this game will mark the close of the foot ball season.
 Vale First to Open Season
 Yale is the first of the big college teams to open the season, the Blue clashing with Wesleyan at New Haven on Wednesday. September 24th. The season will be in full blast on Satur- day. September 21th. when all the biz elevens will get under way Yale play ing Holy Cross Harvard playing Maine. and Princeton clashing with Rutgers.
 The Army team will also open the season on this date, playing Norwich at West Point. The Navy opens the season University of Pittsburg. The Army after several years of defeat by the Navy. is going to follow q new policy next season, and there are few hard games on the soldiers schedule. A new feature of the armys schedule. will be a game on November 1st with Notre Dame.
 Tough Schedule for Indians
 The Yale schedule this year is not
 
 get a hard preliminary try-out with such teams as Lafayette, Lehigh, Washington and Jefferson, and Brown. Marvard will have Cornell. Brown and Princeton as important opponents be- fore the final game with Yale
 The Carlisle Indians. as usual, will have the toughest schedule of any of the college teams, and Glen Warmers eleven this season will be without the services of the great Jim Thorpe. The Indians play Cornell at Ithaca on Oc- tober II. Pennsylvania on October 25, Dartmouth at the Polo Grounds on opening of the fourth and sixth innings and in each case made an extra base on an error today. Infield outs and hits by Cochran and Downs chased l him across for san Francisco with the first two runs. In the eighth a walk, 1 two singles, Arellanes' error and | Schmidts double registered three more 1 for the to 1 victory for the Seals over | the Wolves. Bunched hits in the ninth ] gave the locals one run. Leifield start | ed for the Seals but was not in the best l of shape on account of his short time l in the coast climate. Henley relieved l him but Liefield gets the credit for | victory the Seals taking a one run lead | in the first of the fourth and holding | it safe. Henley did not relieve Lie l field until the opening of the last of | the fourth.
 Score R. IT. F. | ...... II 8 Al san Francisco " , F 1 1
 atteries-Arellanes and Bliss; Lie l field, Henley and Schmidt.