Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-26
GREAT GRID
GAMES BOOKED To
ATTRACT RAMSEY
Season Will Close With Battle
That Will Draw National
Interest.
Rv WALTER CAMP
Special corresPondent Of The ersat FAN, Irlban

Special Correspondent of The Great Falls Tribune
Copyright. 1922. BY The Great Falls Tribune
New York, Sept. 25.-Every real
football fan is TO- planning out what
games he intends to see. In cases of
conflict of important dates the dyed-in-
the-wOol enthusiast who is swayed by
no particular collegiate partisan emo
tons bases his decision as to the game
he shall see on any particular date upon
the early season showing of the various
elevens.
For instance there is a great conflict
on November %. when Harvard and
Yale and the Army and Navy play. 1t
seems a greatly pity that these two
c~olorful contests should interfere with
each other. In former years. as a rule.
it has been possible for fans to witness
both contests. The only thing that can
be done this year is to watch the four
elevens through the season and go
where the best game is promised. For
should Harvard and Yale come up to
their climax without defeat, then that
would be a great contest, assuming that
either the Army or Navy, or both,
should be toppled in their preliminary
season. And vice versa.
Many Sectional Games
Out on the Pacific coast on this
date. the California Stanford game is.
of course. the choice. The game will
be played at Palo Alta. while up in
the north the Oregon Aggies and the
Washington eleven play ut Portland.
In the middle west. Michigan and Min
nesota fight it out. although in this
case what happens to the two elevens
in earlier games will determine the
relative Importance of this struggle.
November Is the Yale-Princeton
game is likely TO hold the place of
honor in the east, but the Penn State
Penn game may cause a diversion of
interest in the east, while the Iowa
Ohio State game i'll the middle west,
the Stanford Washington game on the
west coast. and in the south, the Ten
nessee-Swanee game viii attract great
attention.
The Harvard Princeton game of No
vember II will have some competition
in the Dartmouth-Corne contest at
the Polo grounds. the Princeton affair
taking place mt Cambridge. Still. Dart
mouths poor showing against Cornell
last season may detract from that in
terest which would usually attend a
game between the Green and the Big
Red team. Again. early-seasOn show
ing will tell the tale.
Centre Draws interest
Washington and Lee and Centre will
provide fuel for Louisville enthusiasm
in the south on this day and the Ohio
State Chicago game Will do the same
for Columbus. The Pittsburgh Penn
battle in Philadelphia will probably
keep many from the Harvard
game, who would go to Cambridge.
Stanford and Southern California will
provide plenty of interest for the west
coast this day in the new Palo Alta
stadium. Still another eastern conflict
is the Notre Dame-Army game at West
Point. This should prove a corker.
with the cadets set TO turn n tide that
has been setting against them for the
past few years.
New York will have n stellar date on
November 4. in the Washington and
Jefferson Lafayette game. but resi-
dents of upper New York state will ask
nothing more than to see the mix-up
between Nebraska and Syracuse.
important Cosat Games
Yale-Brown will prove a good con-
test probably and in the west. grant
ing n good preliminary showing by Wis
consin and Minnesota. the November 4
struggle between the Badgers and the
Gophers should fill the mind of the
great mid-section of this land of ours.
On the Pacific Coast California and
Washington State will prove a big at
traction, bigger probably than the Stan
ford Nevada affair Mt Palo Alta.
Harvard Dartmouth at Cambridge;
Yale-Army at New Haven are the big
eastern conflicting dates of October 2S.
Undergraduates and Ohio State-Min-
nesota games take place this day in the
west. But neither of these will vie
in interest with the Chicago
game on Stagg Field. Chicago. In the
east the Harvard Centre game will
probably hold the center of the national
gridiron stage, on October p. October
II viii find the eyes of the country
fixed upon the lowa-Yale game at New
Haven.