Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
S,cartl,more, Havertord and
Navy Among Fe,v Not
Scheduled; Princeton
Opens With Johns Hop.
kins ard Harvard Opposes
Middlebury
IRMY IN TWO GAMES

THE college football season Is in full
/ h,oom today. Last Saturday the
,,d. were showing with tine playing of
fsw pnmes in the East md South.
MT this afternoon the flower OF cole.
,istc sports will be shown all over
the country.
locally Il il the start of the cam.
,aien, with the University Of Pennsyi,:.
rsnia opposing Franklin and Marshall
II the inaugural contest on Franklin
swarthmore and Haverford, those
famous Quaker rivnls. do not open their
nova takes on Western MARYLAND on the
Main Line and Coach AIN Aliller's
sieven is expected TO get started on a
successful gridiron year against the
Southcrncrs.
TN. State, Lafayette and I.ehigh. an.
,,ent rivals. begin on the trail which
leads 10 their annual meeting the Sat.
nrday before Thanksgiving Day. Both
elevens are reputed to be exceptionally
strong, and Lafayette should have no
trouble humping off Richmond. while
iehigh should be able to dispose OF
Gettysburg with equal ease.
p, NJ. y. rays nutseIS.
PENNSYLVANIA Military College travels
N New Brunswick to aid Rutgers in
The opening ceremonies and Muhlen'
herr. with one victory to its credit
already, engages Syracuse on foreign
soil.
Bucknell IL "at home" with. Alfred,
Albright takes on Juniata at Myers
town, Susquehanna plays Blooms.
hurp ut Selinssrovc and Delaware bat.
tles st. Joscph's at Newark, Del. All
these are opening games.
Yale began it's season last Saturday
and will play the second game today
against William and Mary. The other
member of the "Big Three" will be
seen in its first game when Harvard
opens with Middlebury.
Cornell starts with st. Bonavcnture
at Ithaca and Dartmouth will display
its 1920 machine against Norwich at
Hanover. Penn state crushed st.
Ronayenture last Saturday, $40, so
that some comparison can be drawn be-
tween Cornell and the Center County
collegians. Bezdeck's athlctesoppose
william and Mary at State College to-
day.
W. and J. Ambitious.
Washington and jefferson was held to
two touchdOwns by Geneva last week
and Greasy Neale' s eleven is out 10
make IN lost prestige. The Presidents
Wil take ON Westminster at Washing
ton. Pa.
4 unioue feature Of the schedule
today is double. header. which will
be- staged at West Point by the Army.
The Cadets will first battle Lebanon
Valley and then oppose Springheld.
Double headers were frequent last year,
but they lost their popularity.
Virtually every big and little college
In the country will be seen IN action.
A notable exception IL the Navy. The
M,dd!es do not begin their campaigning
until next Saturday. when the West
ern Reserves will be played at An
napolis.
Pittsburgh opens. but will not appear
at home The Panthcrs will battle the
University of Cincinnati in Garry
Icrrmann's home town. This Is an I'M
4tant game in the West.
Many Western Games
Out at Detroit thr University OF De-
troit battles Wilmington and at South
Bend, Ind. NOtre Dame begins against
Kalamazoo. the university that gave
Bud Hopper to Pennsylvania.
Many games also are cardcd for the
Far West, but several of the Pacific
season until next Saturday. Andy
Smiths Southern California team is
one of these. California, however,
begins against Santa Clara.
Most of the big Southern colleges will
start today. Confer visits Clemson:
Georgia plays Mercer at Athens and
Georgia Tech lines up against Ogle-
thorpe at Atlanta.
Bill Roper has not definitely decided
N on his Princeton lineup. The first
y varsity team, which went against the
Omelettes Thursday afternoon, is very
likely to be the same which will start
today: This was made up Of smith ana
Snively at ends, Hills, the giant Olym-
pic team weight man. and Baker, II
veteran of last Seasons eleven, Mt IN"
tackles; Mac MILAN, one Of last sea-
pTn's freshman stars, and Mel Dickin-
Sn. of the Tigers 1920 eleven. at the
guard posts and Afford at center. The
backticd will probably be composed OF
Y Johnnie Gorcman, the capable little
held general Of last years Omrlcttcs, ut
quarter; Dick Newly and Bergan at
the halves and Jack Clcavcs at full.
Eight Lafayette Vets
With eight members Of last years
team in the lineup, Lafayette should
have walkoyer against Richmond.
Lafayette and Richmond have met
many times on the baseball diamond,
but this will mark the first appearance
OF these two schools on the gridiron.
The work of the Lafayette line will
be watched with more than passing in
terest, because much of the success of
the Sutherland coached team this fall
Will depend on the ability Of the line to
open up holes for the veteran bnckfeld
Last year or, in fact. the last three
seasons have been successful because