El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-02

services, but the question that the
supporters Of old Nassau are asking
themselves is: Have the coaches doW-n
at Jungletown developed a White, Poe
or Dewitt to spring as a surprise, to
wrest sudden victory from seeming
defeat and once again place old Mas
sau on the pedestal of football fame?
Penn Meets Dartmouth
A contest that will share in foot
ball interest is the one scheduled 20
take place down at Franklin field,
when Dartmouth and Pennsylvania
meet in their initial game.
The exhibition that these two teams
viii furnish to all those fortunate
enough to be able TO get to Franklin
field, will be worth watching Meet
ing for the first time, both elevens
are primed up to the highest pitch and
should furnish some sensational often
sive football.
Wonderful Back Fields.
Both squads are equipped with won
derful back fields. The offence that
Brooks and Cavanaugh have worked
up for this contest will come as a
revelation to the football world.
In captain Young, Minds, Bolger,
Marshall and Merrill, the red and blue
backs form strong combination.
They are all paStmasters in the new
style game The liuemen are not by
any means below the standard of var
sity caliber, but are to date of more CT
test will therefore depend upon the
ability Of the Penn forwards to
diagnose the intricate formation that
the Hanoverians are sure to hurl at
COneII-Nichigan Game.
another struggle which viii be
watched by both the east and west,
IS the one in which Cornell and Mich
lgan are scheduled TO participate at
Ithaca.
Michigan's prestige to date has zuf-
fered a decided setback by the defeat
at the hands Of the Michigan 'Aggies"
This season coach Kost has not had
the material to weld q team from
that has been his good fortune in the
past. The material this season at Ann
Arbor not only lacks experience, but
the necessary weight to develop a
championship combination.
Cornell, on the other hand, has had
abundance Of material to work with,
and this, combined with the personal
magnetism of "AI' Sharp, has once
again placed Cornell on the football
map. The contest should, neverthe-
son of interSectiOnal football
The Notre Dame-Pennsylvania State
affair should also furnish a compari-
Yale. West Point, Annapolis and
Carlisle all meet comparatively easy
teams and should score decided vic
tories.
Games in the west.
In the west, Chicago Northwestern,
in their annual affair, should furnish
some interesting football. Stages pu-
pms nave always DGtu TRICKY ldSL
players and this seasons eleven is no
exception.
Indiana-Iowa, at Iowa City. as well
as Michigan "AggieS" in their strug-
giles with the Mount Union at Lansing,
Mich, should be something out of the
ordinary.
At Madison. Wis. the Ohio State
onsin game is attracting cOnsid-
cradle attention, as the contest will
furnish q comparison between middle
west and western football.
Ohio viii not be without its import
ant contests. The annual Western
Reserve Oberlin game. at Oberlin, the
University of WOoSter-Kenyon clash
at Wooster; the University Of Den
nison battle at Cincinnati, as well as
the Ohio WesIeyan-Case game at
Cleveland, should show some classy
football
Southern Games
In the south, Vanderbilt VS.. Ten
noSsee. at Nashville, Washington and
Lee VS.. University of Carolina at
Lynchburg, and the Georgetown vs..
West Virginia Wesleyan are contests
that viii draw thousands Of other
rooters.