Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-01
HARVARD MAY PLAY
j. OF P. NEXT YEAR
Agitation at Cambridge and
Philadelphia for Renewal of
Football Relations.

1t is rumored that Harvard and
Pennsylvania have patched up their
differences and will again have 1t out
at football next season. If Penn is
taken on, according to the dope,
Brown will be the team to be drop
ped from the Crimson schedule. The
at Cambridge, although they held
this seasons sub team to a scoreless
tie.
If the date set for a Harvard-Penn
meeting Is to be November 10, this
will give the Quakers chance to set
their contest with Dartmouth a
week earlier.
Big Banquet for Harvard.
Harvard's championship football
team is to be rendered banquet by
the students and graduates of the
college on December II, it. was an
announced yesterday. 1t was plan
ned to make the demonstration in
favor of Captain Brickley's team the
greatest of it's kind in the history
of athletics at Harvard, with covers
for 1000 persons in the banquet hall
of a Boston hotel. The result of the
election of the captain for next years
eleven will be announced at the din
ner.
Folwell Signs with W. and j.
Robert C. Folwell, regarded as one
of the best coaches in the United
States, will have charge of the WASH
ington and Jefferson team again in
1915. Folwell affixed his signature to
a contract in New York last Saturday
after the post-season game with Rut-
gers. Several universities were eager
to sign the old Penn star for next
year, but he decided to stay with the
team in Western Pennsylvania.
Fclwell has just completed his third
year as the Washington and Jefferson
helmsman, and during that period has
achieved wonderful success.
During this period his Washington
and jefferson teams have won the
sectional championship by defeating
Pittsburgh University three success
sive times, have once defeated and
tied Yale, broken even in two games
with Penn State and tied the Carlisle
Indians once, as well as winning every
game from natural rivals In this ter
rftory. In the three years w. and
J. has lost but three. games, one each
20 Yale, Harvard and Penn State. In
1918 Folwells team did not lose a
game.
During the season Just closed Wash
ington and Jefferson lost but one
game, Harvard defeating it by the
score of 10 to 8. 1t was one of the
hardest games on the Crimson sched-
ule, and Haughton's men were lucky
to win. Folwell's team led until the
last few minutes Of play, when Har-
ward managed to pull the game out
OF the fire. Two weeks later Wash
ington and Jefferson journeyed to
New Haven and defeated Yale by the
score of IL to 7.
Penn Men to Have Alumni Dinner Here.
Mike Dorizas, the Greek strong man,
who played on the u. of P. football
team this year, will be one of the
guests of honor at a banquet to be
given by Pennsylvania Alumni of
North Jersey, Saturday night, Decem-
Der IL. at the Washington. DR.. Alvin
c. Kraenzlein, who was to have
coached the Germans for the next
Olympic games, will also be among
the honored guests.
University of Illinois Captain.
Jack Watson, centre on the Univer-
sity of Illinois eleven that won the
Western conference championship this
year, and brother of Chauncey Wat
son, who won fame as an Illinois
guard, will lead the Illinois team next
year. He was picked at the annual
football banquet last night.
Seven Years without Defeat.
The University of washington foot
ball team rounded out record of
having gone seven years without a
defeat by winning from Washington
State College, 45 to 0. and continues
undisputed intercollegiate champion
of the Northwest. Washington var
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