Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-23
GRID. SEASON TO
BE GREATEST IN
GAMES HISTORY

picture play. The Army and Navy
game, previously held at the Polo
Grounds, will be staged in the recon
structed Franklin Field of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
Instead of being played on the tradi-
tional Saturday following Thanksgiv-
ing it will be played on the preceding
Saturday. the same day as the Yale
Harvard game.
There will be several revivais OF
football relations between institutions
that permitted their historic gridiron
enmity TO lapse. Notably among these
are Harvard and Dartmouth.
Few Changes In Rule
One radical change in the rules will
make the game a bit different. In
stead of being confined to trying for
goal after touchdown by kick from
placement the scoring eleven will be
given the option of placing the ball
anywhere beyond the five-yard line
with the privilege of putting it into
play in scrimmage-a line plunge or
end run. by passing. or by kick
ing a field goal. The ball must
be put over with one try to get a
point score of one. The new play
will he known as the try for point $
A foul by the defending team when
the try for point" is being made
automatically gives the attackers the
advantage, and IL the attacking team
fouls its attempt is vitiated.
A player taken out in the first half
cannot ret' | the second half
and player taken out in the second
half is out for the remainder of the
contest.
SOae Important Battles
The more important, but not all, OF
he intersectional games scheduled
FOR the season, which opens today,
IRE as follows:
September 30-Cincinnati VS.. Pitts
burgh at Cincinnati.
October 7-Pennsylvania vs.. Uni
5ersity of the South at Philadelphia;
Army VS.. Kansas at West Point;
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Yale VS.. North Carolina at New
Haven; Princeton VS. Virginia at
Princeton; University of Georgia VS.
Chicago at Chicago.
October I4-Cincinnati VS. George
town at Washington; Pennsylvania
VS.. Maryland at Philadelphia: Army
Vs. Alabama Polytechnic at West
Point; Arizona VS.. Southern Califor-
MIA at Los Angeles; Vanderbilt VS..
Michigan at Nashville; Wisconsin VS..
South Dakota State at Madison: Yale
VS.. Iowa at New Haven; Navy VS..
Bucknell.
October 21-Detroit VS. Boston Col
lege at Detroit; Fordham VS.. George
town at New York: Center VS.. Har-
ward at Cambridge; Missouri VS.. \
braska at Lincoln: Princeton VS..
Maryland at Princeton; Vanderbilt VS.
Texas at Dallas; Navy VS.. Georgia
Tech at Annapolis.
October 2S-Georgia Tech VS.. Notre
Dame at Atlanta: Iowa State VS..
Washington at Ames; Oberlin VS.. Am
nerst at Oberiin; Springfield VS.. De-
troit at Springfield; Texas VS.. Ala
bama at Austin; Chicago VS.. Prince
ton at Chicago; Navy VS.. Pennsyl-
vania at Philadelphia.
November 4-West Virginia VS.. Gin
cinnati at Cincinnati; Harvard VS.
Florida at Boston; Pennsylvania VS.
Alabama at Philadelphia; Nebraska
vs. Syracuse at Syracuse; Navy VS.
Penn State at Washington, d, C..
November Rutgers VS.. Louisiana
State at New York
November 11-Syracuse VS.. McGill
University at Syracuse; Army VS.
Notre Dame at West Point; Yale VS.
Maryland at New Haven
| November 25-Washington and JET.
ferson VS.. Detroit att Detroit; lowe
| State VS.. Nebraska at Lincoln; Navy
VS.. Army at Philadelphia.
November 30-Vermont vs. Detroit
at Detroit; Nebraska VS.. Notre Dame
at Lincoln.