Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-27
HOLOCAUST YEAR
IS PREDICTED I
ON CRIDIR0N
Football Season Will Be
Crowded With 1,mpor-
tant Events.
New York, Sept. 27.-rhis viii be

New York, Sept. 27.-This will be
a holocaust year on The grfd4fon.
After the great strides that foot
bah, the most popular Of college
Gports and rival iof, baseball in the
public's highest regard, has made in
the last few years it sounds bromtdic
to say that the coming season viii be
the greatest in the.game's history. Yet
that's the fact.
The season. won't start any earlier,
nor is there likelihood Of It extending
past New Year's-the day OF the us
ual carnival game at Los. Angeles,
but it will be stuffed and choked from
the first Kickoff September 20 with
the ingredients that bring hundreds
OF thousands away from warm fire.
sides to freeze In cold blasts.
Opponents of the inter sectional
idea who have contended that the
game was growing beyond bounds and
becoming thre god before which edu-
cation was being sacrificed get small
comfort from a perusal of the seized
ules. At least 40 games will be/held
that 1t will take at least a night on
the sleeper for n Of the opposing
teams to reach!
On the Ave Saturdays beginning
with October Z there Will be at least
six or seven International contests,
sscattered all over the country. Kan
sas is coming to West Point, Georgia
Tech and Princeton are going to Chi
cago, the praying Colonies from
scheduled at Harvard, Nebraska has
a date with Syracuse, Notre Dame will
tussle with Army at West Point. Ala
bama will scrimmage with Pennsyl-
yani at Phi1adelphia-just to pick a
feW at random.
Monopoly Locscning.
The season Of 1922 marks further
loosening Of the monopoly that the
East once had on the big contests.
There not only are more games scneo-
uled than ever before but there are
more inter-sectional contests, and in
ter-sectional matches Of genuine, i'm
portance than the pigskin dreamed OF
when it was more OF a pig than a
: skin and could dream.
Yale and Harvard both said last
Fall that they would not tread IN the
path OF Princeon and invade the Wes-
tern Conference. Just the same the
schedules shows that two weeks be-
fore the Tiger is clawing around at
the University OF Chicago. the Bull
Dog will be snarling at Iowa, cham
pion of the Big Ter in the bowl az
satisfied with entertaining the team
from the Blue Grass State.
New York City loses its gridiron
picture play. The Army and Navy
game previously held at the Polo
Grounds will be staged in the recon
structed Franklin Field of the Uni
yers:ty Of Pennsylvania at Philadel-
uhia. Instead Of being played on the
traditional Saturday following Thanks
giving it will be played on the pre-
ceding Saturday, the same day as the
Yale Harvard game. ~ ,
- Several R.eviva,s.
There will be several revivals OF
football relations between institution
hal permitted their historic gridiror
enmity to lapse. Notably among these
are Harvard and Dartmouth.
1c,li make the game a BIT different
instead of being confined to trying fol
goal after a touchdown by a kicl
5fr1n placement the scoring clever
win be given the option of placing tn
bail anywhere beyond the hve-yart
line with the privilege of putting !
into play in scrimn1age-a line pluns'
"a field goal. The ball must be pu
over with one try to get a point scor
Of one. The new play will be known
al the ''try for point
foul by the defending team whel
the try for point is being mad
automatically gives the attackers IN
advantage and II the attacking lean
fouls it's attempt Is ,vitiated.
"A player taken out in the first hal
car not return until the second hal
and a player taken out in the secon'
half is out for the remainder OF tn
contest. 4 y
b Int~er.sectional Games.
The more important, but not al
If the inter-sectional games scned
Med for the season which opens to
day are as follows: ,,..,
September 80: Cincinnati vs. fatts
hureh at Cincinnati. ~,
October q: Pennsylvania VS. Uni
.,arsitv- Of the South at philadelphia
AMY VS. Kansas at West Point; WASH
ington VS. Montana at Seattle; Yal
We North Carolina at New faveI
Princeton vs. Virginia at a.n : !
University of Georgia VS. Chicago
Chicago. ). nAor,1
town at Washington; Pennsylvania '
Marv,and at Philadelphia; Army. '
Alabama; Polytechnic at West POM
Arizona VS. Southern California az -:
AAnnsshe11,G;Ii,e wisconsin, VS. South Dakot
st.ta at Madison; Yale VS. Iowa
enctober Fl: Detroit vs. Boston CO
1ase at Detroit; Fordham VS. Georg'
oH,n at New YORK; Center W. E.aIs g.
A. Cambridge; Missouri We Nebrast
a. lincoln; Princeton vs. MARYLAND
Princeton, Vanderbilt; vs. Texas Z.
Dallas: Navy vs Georsia/Tech at Al
October rs: Georgia Tech We Not,
1,a.oe At Atlanta; Iowa State vs Wasl
acton at Ames; oberlin vs Amher
A. Oberlin; Springfield vs Detroit I
arrtngAeld: Texas VS. Alabama at Au
~ H, Chicago VS. Princeton at Chicas
I'M November 4: West Virginia
c;rcinnati at Cincinnati: Harvard
Tinr;da, 1t Boston; Pennsylvania
= a ms at philadelphia; Nebrasl
- Syracuse at Syracuse.
November q, Rutgers vs. Llouislal
st.te 1t New York.
November IL: Syracuse W McG
4 Irnivsrsity at Syracuse Army vsN
80 Dame at west Point: Yale
NJ ryland at New Haven.
November IS: washington q
rafferson VS. Detroit at Detroit;aio
stata Va Nebraska at Lincoln.
November. So: Vermont vs Detrt
At Detroit; Nebraska vs. Notre par
at Lincoln.
DENIES ALLEGED
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