The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-28

T7ere have been some colleges
angling for it and there has been
some effort made to swing the
team into New York in one Eay
and another. 1t is considered to be
good gate game IN New York.
where the eleven is very popular.
The Army will play Columbia in
New York in. 1925 in accordance
with the two-year agreement be-
tween the schools, and that will
bring the Cadets there. Whether
they will be permitted to go there
for another game is a question, as
they viii presumably go to New
Haven, as they have been going in
recent years, and a visit to New
York to meet Columbia, game at
New Haven with Yale and the
game with the Navy is about all
the visiting around that the cadets
will be allowed. There is an effort
on foot to play the Army-Navy
game In Chicago, but it is net
making any Roadway with the au-
thorities at West Point, who sre
sending the Cadet body on an ex-
cursion to Chicago, which viii ga
terrupt classes for a week.
It is most likely that the Army
Navy game Of 1925 will be played
in New York and the playing Of
the game there will very largely
be an act Of turn abOMt, because
the game this year is scheduled
to be played In Baltimore. The
Army folk will have to take a
long ride this year to get to the
game and next year they will
put II on the Navy. The latter,
however, Is accustomed 20 il,
They liked them, too.
Pennsylvania has branched out
so broadly for 1925 that 1t looks $
IL the Columbia game has gone
overheard or that a date will have
ITO be found which will be very In
convenient for Columbia.
The Columbia folk thought they
had Ocotber II sewed up for a
Pennsylvania game next year but
instead of that they find that Penn
has hooked up with Yale 1T New
Haven and will be there for Il first
meeting between the Red md Blue
and the Blue since some of the old
timers were in the thick Of football
themselves and playing It with the
vim OF their early days.
Williams will be back at Column
bia and whether the Williams team
is light or heavy 1t always gives a
good exhibition of football Of the
best type that can be evolved under
the personal direction of Percy
Wendell
The Navy will go out TO Mich.
igan in 1925. which win be de-
parture for the team at Annapolis,
butsit is not the intention TO send
the Middies to Ann Arbor to see
the game. They will have to listen
to a, vicarious radio warfare
At Brown University they play
PennsylVania October 10, Yale
October "a, Dartmouth October 81.
Harvard November L., Colgate
Thanksgiving Day. There's q
shoulder full.
Brown has a new stadium and all
the colleges with which Brown has
affiliated in the past like Brown so
well that they have turned in to
try to make the home season at
Providence a great success in 1925,
and Rhode Island will have more
football of high grade than it
has had since the State was ad-
mitted into the Union.
IT will be the first time that Yale
and Harvard have played in Provi.
dence and the capital of Little
Rhody" thus early is preparing to
bust with pride" and float college
colors after the first Of September
until visitors to the city will think
that the rainbow has gone on a
jamboree. No college ever had a
much more substan Slal program to
offer football enthusiasts than
Brown will have to offer next year.
In 1925 it is expected that Cali
fornia will come all the way from
the Pacific coast to play Penn.
sylvania. Andy Smith, who coaches
the California eleven, which is one
Of the best playing, has been trying
for three years to get an arrange.
ment of some kind by which there !
could be an interchangeable gamei
between California and his alma
mater and seems to have success.
fully worked out the program.
,.,. Ed. l.vnoh Busy