Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
FOOTBALL APPEARS
 STALKING BASEBALL
 AS SEASON DAWNS
Coming GridirOn Season Gives
 Promise of Greatest in History of Game - Already Coaches
 and Players Are Preparing

NEW YORK Aug. 8.-spectre-like football Is beginning to stalk baseball Although the prospective pennant winners and worlds championship contenders are yet in the making the gridiron game is barely a month away. Coaches and candidates for the eleven are studying the rules enew and soon the tackling dummy will tremble and sway under the clutch of the eager player, for on Saturday, September 19, the initial call to mimic conflict will sound and from that day until the first Saturday of December, football will rise and wane in its short but active reign.
 Viewed from every angle the ap- preaching season promises to be a most remarkable and record breaking period in the gridiron sport. More than 2,000 college and high schools are scheduled in the east south and middle west, and contests are to be played on every day except Sunday during the two and one-half months of the football cycle.
 Not in number of games alone is the coming season depending for it's fame however. for the 1914 campaign will witness features that cause football to stand out with unusual prominence. Many spectacular intersectional con. tests are scheduled, including the liar verd-Michigan game. Both Yale and Princeton universities will dedicate new and mamouth stadiums A host
 of former famous players will appear as coaches and cities to which big football games are unfamiliar will en- tertain elevens, notably Washington, where the Army-Navy game will be played
 As has been the case for several years, the Carlisle Indians and the Albright College eleven have the hon or of opening the season with the game set for Saturday, September 19. Cornell follows close on their heels with the game against Ursinus on the following Wednesday, and on the sue ceeding Saturday Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Dartmouth and a host of other elevens in various parts of the country swing into action. Early in October the middle western and southern university teams don moleskin and from all points of the compass will come the sound of thud- ding pigskin and the clash of tackler and runner.
 Before the month closes the premier .elevens of the country will begin to meet foes worthy of their best efforts and the season will be at fits height The schedule for the middle Saturday of October is typical of the increasing activity. Carlisle plays Pittsburg; Amherst meets Trinity; Prinseton faces Lafayette; Chicago lines up against the State University of Iowa. ,Oregon will oppose Washington State Wisconsin and Perdue clash and the United States Naval Academy will es- tablish a precedent by iourneying to Philadelphia to play the University of Pennsylvania eleven.
 The football classic of the year will be played the following Saturday. Nov ember 2l, 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 termed the Bowl" a depressed circular struct- ure built to accomodate 6O,OOO specta- tors Dartmouth and Syracuse play at Boston: Lehigh faces Lafayette: Chicago and Minnesota clash; Wiscon- sin and Illinois are opponents and many other games feature the day
 The Cornell-Pennsylvania match is the premier attraction in the east on Thanksgiving Day. but other sections have equally interesting canes No ire Dame plays Syracuse in the latter colleges stadium; Virginia and North
 Carolina meet at Richmond; Wander.
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