Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-04

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by Michigan. 1870 Largest Score made
AZ sGpp9nents ~ AySrase score by
The Washington and Jefferson team.
which ranks as one OF the greatest
, ha nsrS OUT ~ in the East this year Will
which beat Yale and which lost to Har-
ward by only one point, the following
viii graduate in June.
YIN, euari;erbaek, spiegel. half back:
fonnkins. right guard. and Bowl, left
enc: some OF Washington and Jeffer
sons best substitutes will be missing
next year. too. but Coach Bob Folweil
has some fine substitutes available. and
th,e,y may plug up the great holes that
years brightest stars.
Illinois. the champion eleven of the
ation. but Will appear In 1915 with the
majorttysof the 1915 stars back In thar :;
hess. Those who graduate are Chup-
Graves end; Schobinger. full back, and
Siebens Rue. Wagner, Scnefr and
Derby. substitutes
Those who will be back for 1915
arc Macombcr. half back; Poguc. half
back: Squier. end: Clark. puarterback:
bridge, Pruett. Markwardt and Wanzer.
Dartmouth,s eleven. the greatest
scoring machine in the country this year.
WILL be hard hit by Braduations and
tho coaches face huge task In build
Ing mp another green machine. Those
buck. whitney, half back; Cannon. half
back; Curtis, half back; Murdoch. half
h hacIs Samrisky substitute quarter
Winship. Redfield, Berry and Films.
ends. and Milmorc and Child on the
Those who Will remain are: ends.
Teller and Emery; linesmen. Merrill,
Iudirth, Cotton, Baxter. aicAulliffe.
Eelby and Barrows. The only promi-
neJit backield men who will remain are
Gerrish. Thielschcr and Duhamel.
much. Some of it's 1914 stars Will quit
college next June. but enough viii be
left to form the frame work for an
Barrett, quarter back. will be back.
nd h ,Ss half OF team, lean ii IN himself
Wi many .t Of ccrneia great at p pnesmen
Shuler. half back. and Phiiippi also a
half back, will be graduated In June.
so viii It miss OHearn,. it's star end.
i i , oofneal b nhs Some mighty promis3
those may develop into stars.
One OF the consummntions devoutly
80 be wished by the football enthus-
siasts Is II game between Harvard and
Dartmouth in 1915. They used to foot
ball together, did those two colleges
but a couple OF years ago the Dart
mouth youths slammed the Harvard
fellows around in Il way that was not
at all pleasing to Harvard. And ath-
letic relations were busted.
\ game that would draw n record
crowd. no matter where il was played.
would be one between Dartmouth and
. one of the big Western colleges. Prob
ably Dartmouth will arrange to meet
Notre Damc in New York next fall
That would be n game worth gazing
upon If Notre Dame could come along
With one of the old-fashioned Notre
Dame teams.
Mchignn- game in New
York would be even a greater drawing
card, but 1T is unlikely that such n
game will be arranged. ~
Michigan next fall will journey to
Philadelphia and also to Ithaca, n Y
Michigan will play Harvard again, and
the place probably WILL be In the Har-
ward stadium. Harvard doesn't fancy
travelling into sordid West y'no. If
Michigan did accept n date with Har-
ward in Cambridge, that would make
three long trips the team would have
to take. and Michigan, undoubt eddy
would refuse to make fourth Jour-
ney eastward to meet Dartmouth.
Harvard and Yale undoubtedly will
grant the popular request next year
and number their players. Tho attn
letic authorities at both places have
become convinced that the scheme Is
Il good one. and they no longer care to
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