The Washington times., 1913-02-08

Dartmouth alumni OF Washington are
today planning to see the Big Green"
team In three football games next fall.
On October Is Dartmouth will play at
Princeton. On November the Hano-
verians will meet Pennsylvania on
Franklin Field for the first time in six
teen years. and a week later Carlisle
and aDrtmouth viii battle for the grid
iron supremacy at the Polo Grounds.
New York. All these games will be
played near enough for the Washington
graduates Of the New Hampshire insti-
ton to see them.
For the first time In three years New
York will have a big game and a record
crowd should turn out when the Green
faces the Indian eleven. Dartmouth
has never played Carlisle, but. both
teams have appeared In New York. In
1909 Princeton and Dartmouth played on
the Polo Grounds and the next year
Brown and Carlisle battled there.
In 1897 Pennsylvania smothered the
weak Dartmouth eleven "a to 0. and
then dropped them from her schedule.
In those days Dartmouth was a third
rate team, though that same year it
held Harvard to a 13-to-0 score. Penn
defeated Harvard, Is to 6. and won the
intercollegiate championship.
Had Great Eleven.
Jack Minds led the uaker eleven that
year and had a wonderful collection of
stars. Sam Boyle and John Hedges
were the ends. John Outland and Sam
Goodman at tackls Truxton Hare and
John McCracken at guard, Pete Over
field at center. Dave Weeks at quarter.
Billy Morice and Roy Jackson at half
and John Minds at fullback
DR.. Carl Williams. one of the football
hierarchy at Penn, says:
Dartmouth, because of its wonderful
record In the past several years, will
give Penn a good game. This contest
will surely strengthen the Penn sched-
ule. The Hanover team is considerably
stronger now than IL was the last time
1t played Penn. With the addition of
this game will be a most strenuous
campaign for the Penn team the COM
ing season. II they retain all the big
games played last year. such as Swarth-
more. Lafayette. Penn State. Indians.
and Michigan. OF course. Cornell will
again be played"
Pennsylvania's undergraduates are de-
lighted at the prospect of seeing Dart
mouths team In action on Franklin
Field, and the Cornell game will not
attract a larger crowd than will be
there when the Red and Blue meets the
Green.
Three New Ones.
Dartmouth has booked three new
games for next fall in Penn. Carlisle,
and Colby. The Carlisle and Penn
games will be expected to make amends
for the loss OF revenue, incurred by the
dropping Of the Green from Harvard's
schedule Harvards game with Dart
mouth drew as many spectators to the
Cambridge stadium as a Sale-Hafvard
contest and was big money-maker.
II is going to be possible to draw
some interesting conclusions from the
intercollegiate games next fall. Cornell
plays Princeton and Penn. Harvard
plays Princeton, Cornell and Yale Yale
plays Harvard and Princeton. These re-
suits should give the football sharps
plenty OF material for discussion
throughout the fall. Furthermore, La
fayette will meet Yale and Penn, giving
a direct line on the relative merits of
the Ellis and the Quakers.
Dartmouth should have its usual pow
erful team next fall, though a few good
men have been lost. Certainly Pennsyl-
vania will have to use its utmost
strength to win, for the Hanoverians
will be pointing then for the Carlisle
contest in New York and will have a lot
of special plays for the occasion.
Dartmouth's biggest home game Is