Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
TUSSEL FOR GRID
LAURELS STARTS
SOON IN MAJORS

New York, Sept. 2-(AP)-The
thud of the pigskin is as yet being
only family heard on the battlefields
of sport but by the end of this week,
virtually all of the major college
teams in various sections of the
country will be shaping their train
ing courses and planning the major
detectives of a season that promises
to have its full share of thrills.
Not the least important phase OF
the coming season, which has its
getaway for a majority of elevens
on Sept. %. will be the tussle for
inter-sectional laurels.
Rivalry between teams in widely
scattered parts of the country has
grown by leaps and bounds within
the past few years. 1t reaches some
what of a climax this fall with nc
less than Al games, a record total
scheduled among the more important
teams of the South, East and Mid
die West.
It is appropriate that the two
leaders in this sectional fray will be
Notre Dame, the national champi-
J
Academy, which represents all parts
of the country. Each of these insti-
buttons has scheduled five intersec-
tional games, one of which will
bring them together in their annual
struggle at the Pclo Grounds, Oct
II.
Notre Dame also plays Baylor OF
Texas, Georgia, Tech, Carnegie ano
Penn State, which is well up on the
list itself with four intersectiona
games listed on it's slate. Army's
other opponents are Knox of Illinois
Detroit, st. Louis and Davis Elkins
of Virginia.
Pennsylvania, host to Chicago and
Illinois on successive Saturday will
figure in two of the most interesting
ARRAYS, Chicago Dartmouth, Indiana
Syracuse, Columbia Ohio State and
Michigan Navy contests round out
the list.
The outstanding intersections
games of the season follow:
Oct. 3-Detroit VS. Army at West
Point. Toledo VS. Buffalo at Buffalo
Notre VS. Baylor at South Bend. Ind.
October 10-Penn State VS. Georgia
Tech at New York Navy VS. Mar
quette at Annapolis. Princeton VS.
Washington and Lee at Princeton, n
J. Syracuse VS. William & Mary al
Syracuse. N. Y. Army VS. Knox Col
lege at West Point. Yale VS. Georgia
at New Haven. Conn.
Oct. 70: Boston College VS.. Haskell
Indians at Boston.
Oct II: Syracuse VS.. Indiana at
Indianapolis. Notre Dame VS.. Army
at New York. Penn State vs.. Mari
eta at State College, Pa. Bucknell
VS.. Haskell Indians at Lewisburg. Pa.
Detroit VS.. Georgetown at Detroit
Columbia VS.. Ohio State at Column
bus, Ohio.
Oct. "a; pennsylvania VS.. Chicago
at Philadelphia. Penn State VS..
Michigan Aggies at State College.
Army VS.. st. Louis University at
West Point. Fordham VS.. Akron at
Akron, Ohio.
Oct. 31-Navy VS.. Michigan at Ann
Arbor. Mich: Georgetown vs.. Kings
College at Washington. D. c.; Colgate
vs.. Michigan Aggies at East Lansing,
Mich; Harvard VS.. William & Mary
at Cambridge, Mass: Oberlin VS.. Roch-
ester at Oberlin. Ohio; Pennsylvania
VS.. Illinois at Philadelphia: Georgia
Tech VS.. Notre Dame at Atlanta.
Nov. Penn State VS.. Notre Dame
at State College; Syracuse VS.. Ohio
Wesleyan at Syracuse; Davis-Elkins
VS.. Army at West Point.
Nov. 14.-Georgetown VS.. Cester at
Washington; Washington & Jefferson
VS.. Detroit at Detroit; Chicago VS..
Dartmouth at Chicago; Notre Dame
VS.. Carnegie at South Bend, Ind.
No. 21-Carnegie VS.. st. Louis at
ST. Louis.
Nov. 26-Bucknell VS.. Detroit at
Detroit. Vermont vs. St. Louis at st.
Louis. Fordham VS.. John Carroll at
Cleveland. Mercer VS.. Marquette at
Milwaukee.
Nov. 2S-Dayton VS.. Bucknell ct
Dayton.