Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-11-26
WARRINGTON ENTERS NTERSEC
TYONAL GAME DETERMINED
no HOLD MOUNTAINEERS
Huge EnNerps1so Completod ElAcdy
Six Months After Ground Break
ing Ceremony.


to tho minute after the oficial ground
breaking. the opening OF the Wash
ington- Dartmouth football game will
mark tho climax to the dedication OF
the University Of Warrington Sta.
dium and the beginning Of the hrst
lntersectional college football game
at Seattle. The Homecoming cele-
bration and the great game will at
tract thousands of graduates and for
mer students of Washington together
with large representations from
many other American universities
and colleges.
The program for the dedication OF
the Stadium has been announced ~
follows:
November 81. 1920.
1900 P. M. Reception Of invited
guests at Lander hall and formation
OF ceremonial procession. ss
1880 P. M. Ceremonial procession
enters through entrance and march
70 dsdication platlosm q,
1:<S Il. II 016o1ts G6GlUue161p q
Stadium. az Presentation Of sta
dium by contractors and acceptance
by Darwin Meisnest for Associated
Students, by President Henry Suxx-
allo for the University Of washington,
and by Governor Louis +. Hart for
the State Of Washington. (2) Firing
of salutss. (s) Christening Of fleld
by airplane squadron.
2:f5 p. M. Dartmouth Washing gton
game.
The Purple and Gold warriors will
take the field against Dartmouth's
Mountaineers tomorrow afternoon
with line rivalling that Of the old
Dobie eleven in weight From end
70 end the Sun Dodgers will average
1856 pounds while the Hanoverian
defenders will run nine pounds less
to the man. Washington's midget
backfeld makes the 1920 team one
of the lightest in history averaging
ITO pounds to 176 for Dartmouth. u
With a Tine composed of Faulk,
Clarke, Pope, Smith. Glen, Ingram
and Bryan. Coach Allison will be able
to present the strongest defensive
line that Washington has shown this
year. Every one Of the men are big
huskies with the captain as the
baby Of the lot in point Of weight.
The coming battle between Bob Ing
ram. right tackle for Washington, and
Smiling GUS Sonnenberg, left
tackle for Dartmouth, should be
worth the price of admission alone.
! Sonnenberg is short, but built along
the lines Of Hercules. He Is fast on
his feet and has made himself one OF
the most feared linemen in the East
Ingram is taller and slightly lighter.
Ray Eckmann, who will play right
half in opposition to Captain Jim
Robertson at left half back, will be
outweighed at least SO pounds. Eek
mann weighs f45 pounds while the
Mountaineer captain tips the scales
at 1876 pounds, the man on his team
at 1876 pounds, the heaviest man on
his team. Bob Abel will resume his
regular position at quarterback. Will
son will enter the game at fullback,
while "Crum" Daley, the Sun
Dodger backfield star, will play his
last game at left half for Washing.
ton.
The Dartmouth team arrived in
Seattle on Wednesday evening and
was given a wonderful reception by
Washington students. The Knights
of the Hook escorted the Hanover.
ians from the Milwaukee station to
the New Washington hotel, and hun
dreds Of Sun Dodgers Joined the well
coming line of march. Yesterday the
visiting team went through signal
practice at the Coast League Park.
and today they were taking q morning
practice on Denny field and afternoon
drill in the Stadium,
The lineup Of the Dartmouth team