The chronicle=news., 1914-08-10

Princetan and. Williams at, -Priaee-
ton, Notre Dame and Haskell In
dians in North Dakota, Vanderbilt
and Virginia at Nashville. Yale and
Colgate at New Haven and Pennsyl-
vania and Swarthmore at Phiiadel-
phia. .
The opening Saturday of Novem-
ber will find the college elevens OF
all sections on edge for the cham
pionship games of the season. Close
to $50 games between rival and well
matched teams are scheduled, the
principal feature contests being:
Minnesota VS.. Wisconsin, Yale vs.
Brown; Pennsylvania vs. Michigan.
Mississippi vs. Tulane. Tennessee vs..
Vanderbilt, Pennsylvania State vs..
Lehigh, Wesleyan vs.. Williams and
Carlisle VS.. Holy Cross. In the east
at least the attention of the major
ity of football followers will be cen
tered upon the Harvard Princeton
game at Cambridge. u :"
The second Saturday of November
will be red letter day in football.
Princeton opens the new Palmer
Memorial Stadium with the Yale
game, Cornell goes to Ann Arbor to
play Michigan and Carlisle to Chi
cago to face the strong and spectacu-
lar Notre Dame eleven. Harvard has
Brown as an opponent: Syracuse and
Colgate clash, Illinois and Chicago
meet In their annual conflict, Penn
sylvania and Dartmouth do likewise.
while Virginia and Swarthmore.
Wesleyan and Trinity. Washington
and Oregon and score OF other big
games round out the day.
The football classic OF the year
will be played the borrowing Satur-
day, November 21. when the teams Of
Yale and Harvard meet. Unusual
features mark this game, for 1t will
serve as the dedicating attraction OF
Yale's new stadium, generally term
cd THE Bowl" depressed circular
structure built to accommodate CO.,
COO spectators. Dartmouth and Sy-
rncuse play at Boston, Lehigh faces
Lafayette, Chicago and Minnesota
clash; Wisconsin and Illinois are op-
ponents and many other games fea-
ture the day. The Cornell-Pennsyl-
vania match is the premier attrac-
zion in the east on Thanksgiving day,
but other sections have equally in
teresting games. Notre Dame plays
Syracuse in the latter colleges stad-
ium; Virginia and North Carolina
meet at Richmond, Vanderbilt and
the University of the South at NASH
VILE. and Louisiana and Tulane at
New Orleans.
The season closes with the Army
Navy game at Washington on the
following Saturday. and the game be-
tween the two United States training
academies is expected to take an
added picturesqueness in its capital
setting. For years those who are
most interested in giving this con-
test a real governmental sanction
and atmosphere have sought to have
the game between the soldiers and
sailors played At Washington. Phil-
adeiphia. Princeton and New York
have all entertained the Army and
Navy corps and 1t Is a hitting climax
to most unusual and spectacular
season that this game be played at
the nations capital. "-'- " ",
Followers OF track athletics are
looking forward to an international
contest during the national cham
l>ionships OF the Amateur Athletic
union. which will be decided at Bal
timore. Nd. next month. Except
unlocked for should inter-
vene, Englnnd's premier sprinter,
W. R. Appiegarth. ia expected to
come over and measure strides with
Americas fastest men. OF whom
Howard Drew is easily the swiftest
A meeting between Applegarth and
Drew at 100 and 220 yards would
prove wonderful attraction. Many
of the experts think that Apple
garth's recent showing. around two
turns in 21 2-5 seconds for the fur
long. stamps him as a likely winner
at that distance. but few are of the
opinion that he would be able to take
Drew's measure over the shorter trip.
The American officials are very an
xious to bring these men together
and 1t is hoped that they will not
meet with disappointment.
International interest in fistic.