The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
BROWN DARTMOUTH GAME BIC
IN THE PUBLIC EYE TO-DAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Thc approach
I'M; close of the 1911 football season Is
h"rald"d 10y the absence % the names
OF Il number Of college cl"vcns from
tho weekend SCHEDULE. Less than
score 81 Important contests :H2iur" tho
eastern card tomorrow and another
week will witness the wlnd-up OF the
sport for thu year. Aside tr3m The
brown Dartmouth and the Washington
and IcficrAun-%ulrc Dame games. Sal
uriay'S strusglrS arc chiefly interesting
owing 10 the ntcr-cotlege rivalry In
viewed.
The meeting Of thp' two New England
institution Teams upon the football
t!"ld. marks the resumption Of athletic
r"iatr"HS between Dartmouth and
Er"Wn which promises Il StruESi"
which VIII 10 III keeping with those
which were Staged previous 10 1901.
Tn" first game 81 the series was played
IN 1874 and during the next thirteen
years Brown AMI Dartmouth EIct Twelve
times. Brown winning SIN contests.
Dartmouth five, with one game tic.
In total pu:n;S scored tic New lia'np-
shir: teams lead Ivy narrow margin.
Judged hy the play Of IL" clcrHns his
inli. there does not appear (" b" muc''
choice ar advantage. one why or III"
other and IN" ,;a!Ir Will prCuGhly lr-
solve ii>''li int" i hard fought hattie
with tho uUir"!n, depending; upon quick
ness. III Inh.I.- advantage Of ,hG breaks
~ the game.
Tn" contest between Washington and
Jefferson and Metre Dame IS expected
:" develop. in addition 10 the kccncst
If ill-arcund fo",;ail piny. an exhibit
iinn IF forward passing winch has not
r"cn rqua!cI lhS season. IN defeating
the Army the Indiana team used but
few overhead plays, but the "unstan'
threat ~ "a" aerial attack made line
plunSnG and end runs productive al
big gaGlS. |, iS likely that Washing
ton and Jefferson. having perfected
similar passing gam" has also dc"cl-
npNd Il defense for thu same. and IL THIS
j. The case, tn, battle may. 10 fought
ont and won with oldstylr methods "i
advancing tn" ball. Under these con-
ditions the fact that tic h"mc team
hI.' passed through lwo very har!
games in the past two weeks may "f-
lrct tn" Stamina vi the players in the
final moments Of play.
Thcs" are the outstanding games of
the day. although the Army's closing
battle against i;"stuu college should
prove Intel resting. The visitors [" West
Point have hen coached by Charles
l:rIcki"y. former Harvard star. and
nav played Impressive football all sc:t-
.s";l. IL appears doubtful, however. IL
they can nvrrpuwrr the strong "oHrt
combination. which has won every con
;"St Ia datr except the Nulrc Dame
game. Pennsylvania is MT expected 10
hHv" difficulty in winning from the
Carlisle Indians. hut In view Of the
Cornell game 10 be played ThankSSir-
lmE day. ~ not likely ~ take chances
With strenuous pay.
TIM other battles scheduled include
the annual Yal"-Princcton freshmen
game. which takes place Of the varsity
struggle this year; several Cantonmcnt
contests ana matches in which some of
the smaller colleges close their season
against rivals OF long standing. The
list Of the principal games. together
with last years scores. whrr" tho same
institutions met. arr as follows.
West l'uiut. y. I.--Army vs.. Boston
r"!ir&r.
Ne Lyll!". Pa.--Allcghrny VS.. Univer-
sity rf Akron c. 10 ~.
HuSton--I;Tuwn vs. Dartmouth.
Carlisle. r:.-Dickinsoa IS Huckncll.
Washington. ID. C---ticurSctowu VS..
SuSQurhann;L
observation-disclosures Hopkins VS.. S.
Johns &C. 20 -.
ArnvIl:r. pa.--Lcbanon Valley VS..
T"rApir.
South .Ecthlehcm, Pa--LchiGh VS.. La
faN"ttc tl6 20 ~.
New York C!ty--Columhla vs. New
YORK. University % to g..
MiHilhury. VT MIddichury vs. Uni
VrrSity Of Vermont O. to -.