Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-23
Big Athletics of the Pigskin
Rounding Up for Initial
Game
GAME SEPTEMBER 10
The Carlisle Indians Will Open Sea-
son with Albright COllege-TO
Be Followed by Cornell
and Ursinus

Footall cali. are coming fast and
thick. The big athletes of the pig
skin who have been picking the ba i
around all summer will soon be sur
rying to the gridiron.
September 10 will see the first game
of the college season and practice
will be we'll under way everywhere
before then.
The Carlisle Indians, as usual, Will
open the .seh,,on, playing Albright
college. The following Wednesday
Cornell will meet Ursinus. Practical
ly every team in the country Will
be seen in gridiron battle the Sat
urday after the Cornell-Ursinus me-
lee.
Harvard, Yale, Princeton and the
other important elevens will not be
far behind the up-staters in getting
their elevens out on the field for ac-
tual warfare. Practically every team
in the country will be seen On the
gridiron equipped for battle the Sat
urday following the Corlell-Ursinus
game.
Intersectional games of more than
average importance will mark the
football season Of 1914. Chief in
importance of these battles is the
game scheduled between Michigan
and Harvard. This contest will he
played at Cambridge the last Sa5ur-
day in October. "Hurry-Up" Yost
has been drilling his men by proxy
this summer in order to have them
tuned up for the game.
Yale and Princeton both expect to
open their new athletic plants IN the
football season. The Tigers pl,a on
throwing open the Palmer stadium for
the Yale game the second Saturday
of November. Yale and Harvard will
meet the following Saturday, Nov. p,
on which date the New Haven cole;
ians plan on defeating the new
Bowl. which will have seating ca
pacity of $4,000. The Harvard-Prince
ton game is scheduled for Cambridge
the first Saturday in November.
In October the premier e1.vens o.
the country will begin to meet foes
season will be at its heigaI The
schedule for the middle Saturday OF
October is typical OF the increasing
activity. Carlisle plays Pittsburgh,
Amherst meets Trinity, Princeton
faces Lafayette, Chicago lies up
against the state university of Iowa,
Oregon will oppose Washington state;
Wisconsin and Perdue clash and the
United States naval academy will es-
tahlish a nrecedent NV iOur1eyino 70
Philadelphia to play the university
of Pennsylvania eleven.
From the date on the big games
follow rapidly. Saturday, Oct. "a,
finds among other prominent cen
tests: Harvard VS.. Pennsylvania;
Cornell against Brown; Princeton VS..
Dartmouth; Chicago VS.. Perdue; Yale
VS.. Washington and Jefferson: Mich
igan VS.. Syracuse; Pennsylvania IS.
Carlisle; and Williams VS.. Trinity
The final Saturday of the month will
witness the biggest intersectiCnal
game of the season when Michigan
plays Harvard at Cambridge.
Other sections, however, will no.
be lacking in feature contests for
Cornell and Holy eros play at ITHACA
Chicago and Wisconsin at Madison
Carlisle aud Syracuse at Buaio, Dart
mouth and Amherst at Hanover
Princeton and Williams at Princeton
Notre Dame and Haskell Indians il
North Dakota; Vanderbilt and Vir
ginia at Nashville; Yale and Colgate
at New Haven and Pennsylvania ant
Swarthmore at Philadelphia.