New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28

Elevens Listed
By Columbia
Rivals of Is Years Aoo
on 1920 Schedule; DroD
Brown an q Stev.,,-

Columbia's football schedule for Ia9a
was announced last night By Lests,
Danielson, graduate manager Of ~,
.etics. A complete rearrangems,. =,
the schedule resulted in the retsr.;s.
Of on y four of the colleges which wv, ~
peared on the 1919 card. and nas.
satisfying of all to Blue and MI.
rooters Is the return OF Pennsylvan;s
and Cornell after a lapse Of ft,saa
years in football relations. Brown a
not on the schedule
Eight. games viii be played BIZ ~.
Blue and White eleven next sssso -'
following the custom Of the las srs
years in regard to this matter. M ~,
lege has as yet been booked for ~.
opening contest, but in all probsbil;.v
Hamilton or Hobart Wll get he caIi
The game wlll be closed at the meetin.
CT graduate managers tomorrow.
New York University, Amherst. Wes.
leyan and Williams follow in order =,
was expected, but Swarth more. com;nv
TO South Field on November s. is !.
distinct surprise. The Pennsylvan;s
collegians invaded South Field in 1919
and triumphed over the Blue and
White by the score OF Is to 0.
The dropping of Brown from the l;st
caused even more Of a surprise than
the addition of Penn and Cornell. Thu
intense rivalry and spirit stirred nm
over the outcome OF the Brown Colum.
bia contest last month seemed to guar.
antee the retention of the Rhode
Islanders on the list as one Of the i'm.
portant games of the year. Danielson
stated last night that a conflict of date,
alone prevented the Brunonans from
appearing in New York next fall.
Danielson added that conflicting en-.
gagements also caused the dropping OF
Stevens Tech, Vermont and Union from
the schedule. Both Stevens and Co.
lumbia completely rearranged their
schedules for the coming year and as
result no date convenient to both
could be agreed upon.
The battles with Cornell and Penn
sylvania next Fall will mark the re-
sumption OF gridiron relations with two
Of Columbia's oldest rivals. Both uni
versitles were met in 1905. the las. year
that the Blue and White teams played
without restrictions. Columbia with Ed
die Collins, the famous White Sox Sec
ond baseman. at quarterback, defeated
the big Red team at Ithaca by the score
" - ~ =. OOl WdS 4lcl - ultimate
with the wearcrs of the Red and Blue.
Pennsylvania easily carried off the
victory by the score of % TO O. the
game being played at the old American
League Park here.
Both the Cornell and Pennsylvania
contracts ell for two engagements on
the home-and-hom plan Next year
Pennsylvania will appear at the Polo
Grounds. The facilities on South Field
would not be nearly enough to stage
game OF such Importance on the home
held.
Just where The Cornell game will b.
played has not yet been determined,
but in all probability the elevens will
clash in the Cornell stadium. In this.
case the lthacans viii play a. the Polo
Grounds in 1921.
No announcement has been made
with regard to the naming of the Co.
lumbia coach for the coming yea-. with
.he exception of a statement by Dan
leison that the mentor would probably
be definitely decided upon some time
his week.
The schedule follows:
october 2 open: a1h. \. Y. L.. AT south
Field. 6th. Amhurst. at South i-isld. ESD
', sleyan, at South Field. aoth. W VILLAINS
1t South Field
November &, Swarrhmore. at south Field;
eth. Colneil. Ithaca or New York 10Th
Penns ylvania. at Polo Grounds