The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02
College E1evens Tn
 Grid Action Today
All Big Teams In East and Many of Those In Wes Respond to Call of Whistle, Many Getting -.
 First Tryouts

-Sew York, Oct. 2.-The second week of football gets under way to- day with all of the big Eastern schools and most of those in the West playing games.
 Princeton and Yale and Cornell and the Army and Navy will be among Eastern colleges to get their first games off their hands this afternoon. Pennsylvania, Penn State and Har- yard played last Saturday, so will be facing stronger opposition, knowing their own shortcomings and strength in competition.
 Centre College, the sensational lit tie Western school which had such a brilliant season last Fall, will be go- ing into action for the first time this year, Morris Harvey being it's first opponent.
 In the west, Indiana and Iowa will crack open the big ten season get into action but not against a con- ference opponent. Ohio Wesleyan will be it's first opponent.
 Yale will play its first gan game Of the the Haven. The Pittsburgh school is not anything for New Haven to become wildly excited about, but Carnegie has a much stronger team than it is generally given credit for and may make some trouble for the Blue eleven.
 Harvard is expected to have very | little trouble disposing of Maine. and I Swarthmore.
 Cornell opens it's season at Ithaca agalnst Rochester. In bygone days | this would have been considerable of l an assignment for the Ithacans but Rochester has lost some of it's ] strength, and Cornell is generally supposed to be in readiness for a | hard season. Gi1mour Dobie is spend | ing his first year as coach at Cor nell however, and eyes will be turn ed critically on the outcome of this l game.
 Pennsylvania has an easy assign | ment against BuckneH and Penn State draws Gettysburg. The latter school always is a slow starter, due 1 to class requirements, which keep
 much good material from plenty of | practice. The outcome of the game,
 therefore, may not be so strongly in
 favor of Penn State as might be i'm l agined.
 Neither the Army nor the Navy i trouble with their opponents. Army
 meets Union at West Point North Carolina State will be the visitor al |, Annapolis.
 1 In the South no strenuous games 1 are on the programme. Georgia Tech l draws an easy opponent in Og1e- | thorpe. Alabama plays Marion In
 stitute at Tuscaloosa and Coach Ger | from last years fine eleven, should 1 win with ease.
 Columbia, with a new coach at the
 head of things and with the student: l taking a renewed interest in the eleven, will meet Trinity in New York Columbia has ambitious plans ahead for its football team, and eager New
 York fans probably will flock to set
 Trinity meet the New York eleven. West Virginia, after a battle las
 Saturday with West Virginia Yves , leyan, plays Lehigh this afternoon
 on the home gridiron. The universi I fu eIe shonId win eaSiIv
 TODAY'S FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
 Alabama vs. Marion Institute a Tuscaloosa.
 Brown vs. Amherst at Providence i, Centre College vs. Morris Harve. at Danville.
 Colgate vs. Susquehanna at Ham
 ilton.
 Columbia vs. Trinity at New York si Cornell -vs. Roachester at Ithaca. , Dartmouth vs. Norwich at Han
 Geneva vs- Pittsburgh at Beave
 Falls.
 Georgetown vs- St. Johns at Wash
 ington. Georgia vs. The Citadel at Athens Georgia Tech vs. Oglethorpe at At
 lanta. @t
 Harvard vs. Maine at Cambridge Indiana vs. Iowa at Bloomington. l Michigan Aggies vs. Albion at Eas Ohio State vs. Ohio Wesleyan a Columbus.
 Pennsylvania vs. Bucknell at Phil e adelphia. n Penn State vs. Gettysburg at Stat
 College.
 e Princeton vs. Swarthmore g I Princeton.
 r Rutgers vs. Maryland at Ne S Brunswick. V Syracuse vs. Vermont at Syracus e Army vs. Union at West Point.
 Navy vs. North Carolina State { |, Annapolis.
 l. Vanderbilt vs. Birmingham Soutf y ern at Nashville. t West Virginia vs. Lehigh at Mol r gantown.
 d Yale vs. Carnegie Tech at Ne
 Haven,