THE STJtf, SUNDAY, SEPl'EMBER 21, S 8 Football Is in forIts GreatestYear 1919 CampaignWiU Be Launched onGtidirons ThroiighoutCountry Next Saturday

BEST YEAR OF ALL Upstate and Local Captain. BROOKS SELECTS VARSITY. FOOTBALL TREATS SCHEDULES OF LEADERS IN HARVARD SQUAD IS Football Conch Chooses Men for CIRCLES FOR KIM FOOTBALL First Team. OH LOCAL FIELDS CUT BY COACHES ftpedal Dfpatch to Tns Scs. Ilariard ' , Torh at Pltlsburg: Novwnbor 1. Pittsburg WitxiAMSTOWN, Sept. 20. Coach Oc-- at South Bethlehem: 8, Pemn State at State September 27, Ratis at Cambridge: Dethlo-hem- o team, A. College; 16, Muhlonburg at South Brooks of the Williams football tober Tlndnn fvilliu. r?AtnLrldffO! 11. 22, Lafayette South Bethlehem. se- Colby at Oambrldgo; 18. Drown Cam- at after two weeks of practice, has -at of Stnrs From" Scrvico Army vs. Navy, Dartmouth vs. j bridge; 25, Cambridge- Novcm- - ' Fisher Has Jinny Star Backs, Return lected a tentative varsity, and an oppor- Virginia at . Trinity on the '.',i'"D8Uid at famDriage: o. Standard in1 Age, tunity Is offered to get a line Penn. and Syracuse vs. Rut- t I'rlncolon; 10, Tufts at Cambridge;" 22, October 4, Princeton at rrlnceton; 11, Imt Must Search Candidates Baiscs makeup of tho Purplo eleven this fall. .nm at iamDrldgo. Connecticut Aggies at Hartford; 18. Am- 26, Poly at Seven veterans are Included on the - herst at Amherst; Worcester yciglit and Experience. gers on Polo Grounds. rrlnceton Hartford: November 4, New YorkwUnl-verelt- y for Lino Material. squad which appears to be most promis- at New York: 16. Lafayette at ing. A successful season is predicted fayotto at Princeton: IS, Fordham at Prlnco-tp- (aston. for, In addition to the old men, mere 2, Colgate at Princeton: November 1, Washington and Jefferson. OP 'MATERIAL In lots of sterling jnatcrlal among the CORNELli "rgima at l'rinceton: a, iianrara Cambridge, Mass., Sept, 20. Har- WEALTH ALSO HERE Princeton; is, Yale New Uatcn. September 27, Geneva at Washington, newcomers. at Penn: October 4, "Klskt" at Washington; vard's third woelt of varsity football Fargo, freshman captain of two Yale 11, Csrneglo Technology at Washington; ended yesterday. Tho coaches will rush Washington; 'at years ago, Is considered tho greatest ..October 4. Springfield at New Havnn; 11, 18, Wostmlratcr at 25. thing's now In order to have a team Aorth Caroilra Haven; Syrscuso; November 1, Grove City Bhape Play "Will Bo Moro Stronuous find. His return was something of a thacans to Play Dartmouth in University at Now Washington: 8, Pittsburgh at Pitts- ship for tho .Crimson's opening 18, DrsUin Tufts at y. purprlse, as, ho left college eighteen College at Now liavnn: 25, burg: 15, Bothsny Wheeling. W. Va.; gamo with llateH a week from at Now Haven; November 1, Maryland State at Washing- With Many Now months ago to enter the service. ' He C. N. Y. Stadium, and Co Now 15. 22, West Virginia Wesleyan at The second cut has lust been made. and Jtich 0. at lis von; 8, Drown at Now Haven: 27, West Virginia Morgantown. will probably bo used at tackle. Joslyn,. Princeton at Now Haven; 22, Harvard at ton; at i More than forty players will be taken I'orinations. end on the S. A. T. C. team of last lumbia Has Good Card. Cambridge Rutgers. Into the stadium next week, while sixty year. Is good man. McLean, Dartmouth New Drjina-wlc- ' others sncond squad. another Hanover: September 27, Urslnus at remain on tho The on the freshman eleven of September 27, 8prrrgflcld at October 4. North Carolina at New work all will be closeljvhow-eve- r, halfback October 4, Norwich at Hanover; 14. Massa- Brunswick; II, Lehigh at Dethlchem: 18, of followed years ago, Is expected to land a Ford-ba- m present n. three mo Army-.av- y same chusetts ''Aggies" at Hanover; 18. Ponn. Rhode Island at Now Brunswick; 26, as, at tho time Fisher and Br cnonr.E bxdeiiwood, 'team has lined Featured with .... State Cornell at Now ork: backneld berth. The at Hanover: 25, at New York; November 4. Syracuse his associates realize that they have vrpotball Is In for its greatest year. up as follows practice : America's most classic sporting annual November 1, Colgato at Hanover; 8, Penn at at Now York; 8, Boston College at Bos- begun get Una at New York; 15, Brown Doston. Brunswick; Just to a on tho material. of game Joslyn ana Bonner, l. e. : Fieser, i. u ; viewpoints. New at ton; 15, West Virginia at New tho proposi- Kever In the history the have considered from . all 22, Northwestern at Harrison, N, J. From start the backfield .asell, 1. g.; Mills, c; Gilliam, r. g. ; foot- Pennsylvania tion has looked easy. With varsity vet- an many high class elevens taken the York will bo treated to plenty of ' October A. PnnnnTlvnnla Military College Colgate. erans like Murray, Ralph Horween and seen on Uie gridiron gridiron battle Cclle-p- eeld as will be ball this swason. The at Philadelphia; 11. Derawaro at Octolcr 4, Susquehanna at Hamilton; Eddie Casey, substitutes lllto Bumham, season. Out of the service for of rhlladelpbla; 1R. Hwartmcro at Fhtledelrhla: 11, Brown at Hamilton: 18, Cornell at thi. between tho land and sea branches Ithaca: 25, Princeton at l'rinceton: No- Felton and the powerful Nelson, and me stars are scurrying bacK to the jq. i.aiayette at J'nusaeipnia; boiotoit i 8, the services will be waged on tho Polo i Ifenn. NtNfn lhll.,iAlhl. it Durtmntith at vember 1, Dartmeouth at Hanover; with Church, Humphrey, Hamilton, colleges, keen, now that the war Is over. Now Philadelphia; Rochester at Hamilton; 16, Syracuse at army navy Grounds on November 29. It will be i York: 15, Pittsburg at Gratwlck, and Coburn ,hA khaki or blue lor 27, Cornell at Philadelphia. Syracuse. from recent freshman teams, not only of the gridiron. Never preceded on the Polo Grounds by two Tufts. a the moleskin an- C6mcll first class regular string of backs has the coaches been blessed with scarcely less lustrous contests the October 11. Pprlngfleld at Springfield: hire and October 4. Oborlln at Ithaca: 11, Williams 25, New been assured, but also a versatile crowd. a wealth of veteran material. nual football duel between Penn 25, 18. Norwich at Medrord: Yale. at Krti 8 at Ithaca: 18. Colgato nt Ithaca; October 1, West Point at West substitutes. With line, however, -- Dartmouth on November nnd thn Havon; November of the I don't know whether to consider Dartmouth at Now York: November 1. 8. Detroit Detroit; 15, Harvard Scarlet Lafayetto Csrre-gl- Technology Point: at things are different. There are a few such a wonderful squad a blessing or claBh between Foster Sanford's at Ithaca: 8. at Cambrldgo; 22, Massachusetts "Aggies well known coach Scourge and Buck O'NeiPs SyrncUaans at Ithaca; 15. t'onn. State at Ithaca; 27,1'enn. at Amherst. fellows who stand out like Phlnney, a curse," groaned a Philadelphia. Had-le- y candid- on 4. at Michigan, substitute end In 1916. Woods and u ho was going over his list of November two powerful recently. cortalnly Is going One other football plum has been Syracuse. October 4, Case at Ann Arbor: 18. Michi- are middle linemen. ates "It 4. Vermont Syracuse; 11 Army lino slxcd Job to pick an eleven awarded to New York. Is the Cornell- - October at gan "Aggies" at Ann Arbor: 26, Ohio Stato Few of 'tho thirty players nnd K, tie a man It at West Point: 18. Pittsburg at Syracuse: at Ann Arbor: November 1, Northwestern candidates are known to the coaches. this galaxy of stars. Why. I've Dartmouth game, which will be playea 25. Washington and Jrfforson at Syracuse: out of Rutgers at Ann Arbor: 8, at Chicago; IS, That they are getting university team lot as many as Ave high class men. In the Lewtsohn Stadium on October 25. November 1, Drown at Provldence;4. Illinois at Urbana) 22, Minnesota at Ann coaching' would had little and at New York: 8. Duclcnell at Syracuse: 15, Arbor. for tho first time makes" ach of whom have Rivalry Is growing between Cornell Colgato at Syracuse; 22. Indiana at d. that the preliminary term will (CTOsltlon In former years, trying for Dartmouth and tho gridiron combat Chicago. I reckon about the wear- Brown. be a long ono and that the team will the same position. Big Red team and the October 18, Purdue at Chicago: 25, have to complete possibly half Its sched- only thing I can do Is to put their names ers of tho Green will attract football September 27, Rhode Island State at Prov- Northwestern at Chicago: November 1, idence: October 4, Dowdotn at Providence: Illinois at Urbana: 8. Michigan at Chi- ule before the coaches will feel' they In a hat and let Fortune decide for me." lovers from all over the East. of the 1916, 11, Colgate at Hamilton. N. Y.: 18. Harvard cago: IS, Iowa at Chicago: 22, Wisconsin are competent to decide on the men Xot only are the stars In addition to tho four big collegiate at Cambridge: 25, Norwich at Providence; at Chicago. on whom they will pin Harvard's hopes 1J16 and 1917 elevens flocking back battles that will be waged here Co- November 1. Syracuse at Providence; 8, Yale Notre Darae many good men at Now Haven; 15. Dartmouth at Doston; for tho Princeton and YaJa games in to the colleges, but lumbia, Fordham and N. Y. U. will offer 27, Columbia Now York (South Field.) October 4. Kalamazoo at Notro Dame; A. C. teams are on at 11, 18, Ne- November. on the S. T. plenty of side dishes, and more foot Great Lakes at Notre Dame; Among the ends Desmond, formerly of to dispute the veterans' right to Army. braska at Lincoln; 25, Western State Nor hand ball dainties will be served at Castle Mlddlebury mal at noire name, .November i, inaiana Notre Dame; Ryan, of the 1918 S. A, represent their alma mater on the stamping .September 27, at Wmt Tolnt: 8, Army Point; Point Field, Hoboken, the rw.,l.- - J TlnW- - Pmu . AVffc Point: 11 at Indianapolis; at West T C. team, and Ed Weatherhend, teim. In addition many of the men collegians. 16. Mlchlffin "Aralea" at Kotre Dame: ground of the Stevens Syracuse at West Point: 18. Maine at West 22, Lafayette, Crelghton brother of Harvard's former wing, have who did not come out for football at Point; 25, Boston at West Point :Novomler 1 , Purdue at Ind.; 27, The features of the Fordham card Wewt at Omaha. Bhown promise already. Hadley, if college "found" themselves physically will be games Rutgers, George TufU at West Point: 8. Notro Dame at got Into tWo tho with Point: 15. Vlllanova at West Point; 22, Minnesota he can keep, in the game, will be a great under army training and town. Holv Cross and Vlllanova on Springfield West 20, Navy at New of elevens. at Point; October 4, North Dakota at Minneapolis: strength at tackle. Frothingham, Kane, ame as members service October 25, November 4, November 15 York (Polo Grounds). 11. Nnbranka at Minnaanolis: 1R. Imll&na McCagg, Sedgwick they back college they and Stlllman ore Now that are at nd November 27 respectively. Colum Navy at IndlanapolU: 25, Iowa at Minneapolis; good end candidates. only too anxious to announce thems- movemDer i, ivisconsin at .iiaaison; a, in bia's most Important games are those October 4. North Carolina State at An- Illinois at Minneapolis; 22, Michigan at Tom Woods of the '16 freshmen, has elves, as candidates for the varsity. with Amherst and Brown. The Berk- napolis: 11, Johns llonkla. at Annapolis: 25, Ann Arbor. the edge for one guard position. Lock-woo- d, boys will come to South Field on Duclcnell at Annapolis; November 1, West Is liaised. shire Virginia Wesleyan at Annapolis: 8, George- Nebraska Olmstead nnd "Tub" Clark, who Standnrd October 25. Brown will play here either town at Annapolis: 16, Colby, at Annapolis; October 11, Iowa at Iowa City; 18, Notro played slashing football for the first no doubt this season's on November 27, which Is Thanksgiving 20. Army at New York. Dame at Lincoln; 25. Indiana at Lincoln: years ago, There is that November 1, Ames at Lincoln: 8, MUsouri Naval District eleven two football squads raise the standard as Day, or on the following Saturday, Nov rittsburg at Columbia, Mo.; 15, Kansas at Lincoln; are prominent In the big squad. There regards weight, strength, skill and ex- ember 29. 22, Northwestern at Eranston; 27, Syra- is going to be a finish fight for centre. October 4, Geneva at Beaver Falls; 11, cuse at Lincoln. perience far above that of the past. The most Important games that will West Virginia Wesleyan at Pittsburg; 18, Caswell, Havemcyer, Phllbln antl Flynn Incidentally the age average also will be played by N. Y. U. on Ohio Field Syracuse at Syracuse: November 1, Ihlgh Indiana are all likely to keep In the running. Washington be higher, owln to the return of the are thoso with Wesleyan, Trinity and at Bethlehem; 8, and Jofterson September 27. Wabash at Rloomlngton; From Uie standpoint of nhyslcal Qual at Pittsburg: 15. Pennsylvania at Philadel- October 4. Center College at Bloomlngton; (tet men absent In service to complete their Stevens, which are scheduled for October phia: 22. Ooorgta Technology at Pittsburg; 11. Kentucky at Lexington; 18, Minnesota ifications, there never has been a courses. The raising of the average In 18, November 4 and November 15. The 27. Penn. State at Pittsburg. at Indianapolis; November 1, Notro Dame ter looking squad of football men on age, strength will mean blue ribbon game on tho N. Y. U. at Indianapolis; 15. Northwestern at K vans-to-n; field In twenty-fiv- e years weight and Penn. State Syracuse Bloomlngton. Soldiers the fitted gruelling foot-Ht- l. schedule Is contest with Columbia. 22, at varsitios playing elevens better for the October 4. Gettysburg at State College: 11, Crimson have been Psychologically the war spirit and The Violet will Journey to South Field Hucknell at State College: 18, Dartmouth at Yandrrbllt there. the fighting football played In the serv- for that contest, however. Hanover; 25. Urslnus at State College; No- had tremendous effect and the Stevens's two most important games vember 1. Penn. at Phlladflphla: 8, tahtgh Georgia Tech, at Atlanta; 25, Auburn at ice has a at State College: IS. Cornell at Ithaca.; 27, Nashvlllo; November 1, Kentucky State play Is bound to be more fiery, nggres-Ir- e are with Columbia and N. Y. U., but Pittsburg at Pittsburg. at Islington; 8, Alabama at Nashville; BOHLAND BEST IN In the past. both will be played In New York. Hav- - IS, Virginia at Charlotte; 27, Sewanee and stubborn than Columbia , at ,1 Not only are the football fans eolng crford long has been a keen rival of nasjivme. JERSEY ROAD RACE they nre going October 11. Vermont: 18. Williams: 25, Virginia to see fiercer football but Stevens. The two will meet at Hoboken Amherst: Nnvemler 1. Union; 8. Stovers: to to advanced Btratcgy and on October 11. Following are the games Now University; September 27, Randolph Macon at Char- be treated 15. Wesleyan; 22, York lottesville: October 4, Richmond College at Wins Fast Time Prize in Ar technique. Under the support and en- scheduled for New York : 27. Brown. Charlottesville: 11. Maryland State at couragement given the game by the rOLO GIIOUNDS. Lehigh Charlottesville: 18. Virginia M. I. at Char- lington Race. AT' lottesville: 25. Harvard Cambrldgo; Commission for Training Camp Activi 4 at November Syracuse vs. Rutgers, ci.ml.i- - 1 Villa Nova at South Dethle. army navy authorit- 8 v. Max ties and by the and November Dartmouth vs. I'enn, hem: October 4. Urslmis at South Bethle-- lottesvllle; 8. Georgia at Athens, Oa.: 15, Bohland of the Paullst Athletic ies football's scope greatly was November J9 Army vs. Navy. . li,a.nr t Smith Bnthlebnm? 1R Vanderbllt at Charlottesville; 27, North Club, the only scratch man In the race, Increased last season. Thousands of AT LEWISOHN STADIUM, Albright' at South Dethlchem; 25, Carnegie iarviuia n, jiani'virat lue. won the fast tlmo trophy in the fourth new gathered to worship at 25 fivo handicap devotees Hobey Light, sensa- October Cornell vs. Dartmouth. annual mile road run of football's shrine. The many new minds halfback. halfback FOnDHAtXKIEI,D. the Atlas Athletic Club In Arlington, tion on the 1917 team, doubtless will be AT resulted In many new methods. Methods October 11 Fordham vs. Mlddlebury. N. J yesterday. Bohland conceded the bound to ba his running mate. Capt. Bert Bell will 26 Rutgers. field of attack and defence are quarterback October Fordham vs. ar five minutes and made the distance nldened this season and there Will be direct the team from the November 4 Fordham vs. Georgetown. re-W- in 27:10, actual time. He finished four a wealth of new plays. position. November 8 Open. Football on P Basis teenth. November 15 Fordham vs. Holy Cross. by practically Finnish-America- n This opinion Is shared Other I'rnn Flnjers. , November " Fordham vs. Doston Col Tho Athletic Club all of the experts. Walter Eckersall, lege. won the team prlzo, with score of it nho been as close a studen While this quartet looks like the first .ovemner Foranam vs. Miianova. West, points. Tho Paullst Athletic Club, the his Just - the there (Kortlham Lafayette Kas- in and South of the game since he left college as string combination, are ..several a1o meets at only other team to finish five men, had be with, on. Pa., and Princeton at Princeton.) he was a brilliant star In his playln others who must reckoned This point?, Strauss,- - Huh AT SOUTH FIELD. days, Is one who thinks there will bi list includes Joe the Texas I. Prim of the Finnish-America- won Danny 11 vs. Vermont. and the on field, tex formations galore Because of plunger, who starred In 1917! October Columbia Football teams In the West the however, and whether he individual honors in 29 :50, and received McN lchol, fullback on year s S. A, October U Columbia vs. Williams. began their training period last wins the championship or not midway tie large number of experienced men j last 25 vs. Amherst. South a sliver loving cup. O. Phillpson of the C. ; Harvey, regular October Columbia pre-w- enthusiasm adherents know they see tot nnlv In eollece struggles but n T. eleven Herman a November 1 Columbia vs. Union. week with the same that will a Pastimo Atheltic Club was second, and season;-Short- the lervlce garnes," says Eckersall. "It U back field man mast of last November S Columbia Stevens. that characterized the restoration of ngnting team. also received a silver cup. E. H. White, , November 15 Columbia vs. Wesleyan. tho teams here, Wisconsin seems only to believe that format- Braun. another halfback veteran, game In the East. Liko to have become Holy Cross Lyceum ; B. Noppa, Finnish-America- n, reasonable Ray Miller, of the November 2S Columbia vs. N. Y. U. an abundance of ma. unduly optimistic ions will pulled this year which and brother famous 2 most of them have rather over tho and Harry Rosen, unattached, be end. November 27 or Columbia vs. returning from the chances n'ver before have been seen on thJ Heinle, 'the All American The Brown. tcrial, due to men of its eleven. It Is true that finished next In the order named. They Badgers pre-w- gridiron since, the forward pass first younger Miller Is originally an end, but . AT OHIO FIELD. service. the have a wealth of received silver medals. heavy schedules will returning, for- wis used, thirteen years ago." Folwell hopes to make a halfback out Oceober It N. Y. U. vs. Wesleyan. The customary material but they seem to J. McNeil of tho Atlas Athletic Club of him. October 25 N. Y. U. vs. Rensselaer be plaved by the big teams in the West. get that this same material made little won permanent Poly. idea or no possession of tho silver llnr-rnr- Hlsh In Mope. Four good candidates are leading the They have the. "world's scries" Impression upon the really strong loving cup which was offered as a special fight centre, with the veteran Lud November i. u. vs. Trinitj'. about football out there, playing for a teams or tne conference in other years. Though Harvard laments that there for November 15 N. Y. U. vs. Stevens. any prize for the ilrst Atlas man to finish. Wray setting the pace. His brother (N. Y. V. also plays Columbia at South "championship" rather than to beat In addition. Coach John Richards Is as no varsity football at Cambridge this, however, entering- - This was his third victory. handi-cappe- Crawford, who snapped the ball Field, Amherst Amherst, Hamilton at particular rival. Despite upon his first year as for itself Aleck. at a coach Bohland's heavy handicap was 'too two years and thinks Clinton, and union at ecnonectady.) Illnnesota-Chlcago-Mlchlga- n rivalry remains back most of last year, and Leonard are the at Wisconsin, and It is Incomprehensible much for him and he had to be satisfied accordingly, the fact aspirants. AT CASTLE POINT FIELD. HOUOKEN. Very closely approaches the that a new coaching systom can be In the Crimson splendid nucleus of other with fourteenth place. He hatl the fast- has a For guard Folnell has Herb Dieter, October 11 Steens vs. Haverford. feeling In the East. stalled with any hope of much success veteran material, several members of October 18 Stevens vs. Connecticut Is sur- est actual time. Buffalo lad ; Jim Neylon. captain of I The 191? schedule In the West during; Its first jear. who the A gales. The runners were widely separated nt the 1916 varsity and two players C. in It calls for only four Bob Zuppko Is a last year's S. A. T. team; Mifflin October 25 Stevens vs. Rhode Island prising that working squad of the finish and with few exceptions their were with the squad in 1915. The two Sup-ple- e, Is to the Armstrong, an oarsman, and Dick t games. This due seventy men down at Illinois. The 5 fa-i- t, State. places were already decroed. It was HI men arc Ralph Horween, a another man. Only a few November 22 Stevens vs. Worcester that Michigan has reentered the Illinois S. A. T. C. team year went strong, man of good 'crew tact last Just aa well, perhaps, for few of them heavy backfield days ago Schweldel, who played In sov-'er- al Poly. Western Intercollegiate Conference, and through its schedule unbeaten, and ranting Murray, who Fargo,.i.ii: Carick, r. c. : Boynton, q. (8tevens also plays Columbia at South could have withstood the effects of .a ability, and Billy games In 1918, reported to the camp r. t. for the first time since, 1905, will play no Zuppke entertains hope of further suc has two years varsity quarterb- Papln and Perry, 1. hi; Hibbard, r. h. Field. Troy at Troy and N. Y. U. on sprint at the end. Tho summaries: had of squad and announced he would try for CORNELL'TO HAVE Ohio Field.) Eastern games. cess this year. The Bllnl will face a ack play and with Horween took part guard. Krieger, f. .Notre Dame wilt come to Yest Point much stlffer schedule this season, how Pos. Name and Club. Time. -1. Prim. I. A. A. C .. : In Harvard's last game with Talc. Little, lineman In 1916, Is Tilay the Army November S. and Syra- ever, and must show considerably ,Lou star to In more 2 O. Phlllpon, Pastime A. O .. so: Then Harvard has Eddie Casey of Johnny Tlt-se- l. RUTGERS APPEARS will meet Indiana and Nebraska man 1318 they expect S M. H, Holy Cross Lyceum. .. 30:S2 the best of the tackles, with cuse Thanksgiv- in if to be n White, the 1916 eleven, a brilliant back vbo another veteran; Blondie Wlthlng-to-n FAST BACKFIELD YALE HAS FIVE MEN the West November 22 and factor In the race. t 11. opps, I. A. A. J . . so :SJ should be of great aid to the Crimson STRONG AS EVER respectively. Northwestern & Harry Iloon, unattached 80:3t and Carl Thomas, all good men, ing Dav The Illinois team Is the only 'one that Costello. A. C 30 Ml tils fea&on. Coach also has on Novem Paullst Fisher anxious to break in. plays Rutgers In Newark will play an schedule. T Al rielscher, Kings Co. A. C 30:5t Phlnney. end, and Babe 31 formerly an Helrtle Miller, bigger and stronger Star Backfield Is Intact and ber 22. That Zuppke will be a busv man is S W. Hillmsn, 1. A. A. 0 :00 Telton, brother of Sam Felton, trying eveoS LTse FROM 1916 TEAM Interesting phase of the West- evidenced by 9 Philip Zabudodky. unattached SI :2T than as a result of his eighteen Coach Rush Will Have to Another the fact that beginning . A. for half positions. Line la Good. liat only two 11 Wn. Paullst 0 31:31 back months of service in France, is the best Material ern situation Is the fact Oct. tho Illlnl will meet Pur- 11 31 Stanley played Hires out there have Charles Jordan, Paullst A. C :a Bumham, who of the end candidates, with Bud Hopper, Green 3Icn for "Big Rod" of the big universities due, Iowa, Wisconsin. Chicago. Minne IS W. ItltollH, 1. A. A. c 3i:; many East- 1S- 31 Jears aco, Is available for the lino us the Kalamazoo boy, putting up a strong Niw Brunswick. N. J Sept. Iu. new coaches this year, while sota, .Michigan and Ohio on successive -J. I.'crlno, Tsullst A. C :SJ also Is George Batchclder, who looked Bulk nnd power, combined with speed, universities have been unablo to re Siaurdays. Five games 14 Max Honiara!, Paullst A. C 32;10 fight for the other end the line, However. Xevill, Brad ern straight with 15 A . 33:42 o good In 1916. injured uf Line, Callahan, Gait, naa i Frank Illchards, A. Ba'tchelder his Sam Ellis, formerly of Lafayette, and will be characteristics of the Rutgers tain the coaches tliey utioie the strongest teams In tho Conference If. Lalne, I. A. A. C 3.1:03 1 T lllpll.irilS Will Jl. Inee while rowing last spring but the, Ad Weil, a veteran.' ley and La Roche, Veterans, l,.r, fhl. vnr n tinii ih ha linn lolro T Of ISCOnSin Is enough to tax the ability o any team. 17 J. P. Iloban. Hssbrouck Heights A. C. 33:10 coaches are counting on him donning the experience of veterans. This much I teach football at his alma mater and IS VT. Sternkopf, unattached 33:45 moleskins. N. T., Sept. 20. With more 01 W. Schlppel. Paullst A. C 34:19 Ithaca, has heer made clear by the first two i Charles Bachman .oire , Harley Uncle at Ohio. 34 Shlverick Cheers Cornell. to Form Sharpo's Nucleus. Northwestern, I0-- J. McNll, Atlas A. C : than 70 players in togs, the most suc weeks of football work under Coach hi in at captain-elec- 21 A.C, 34:24 hack, Minne- .With the famous Harley, t J. II. Murray, Hssbrouck Heights Another Horween. Frits Shlverick, noted Physically, team Is Indications are that Michigan, 22 K. Allen. Atlss A. O 34:27 Held" 1916 and cessful first week's football practice at Sanford. the as bte cus- for 1917, returning to the team, Wllco Ralph Arnold, who and goal kicker of the as any of the recent aggregations of sota and Chicago will hold their high 23 J. . Selr, St. Joseph's Lyceum 35:34 Horween's brother Cornell In many years closed this after- 20 has hopes at Ohio. He has a 21 n A. C. . . 35:57 captained years 1916 Cornell teams. Is back at Ithaca New Haven, Conn.. Sept giants Sanford licked tomary place in the sun. II. Oourkas. the Informal eleven two Is leading the big team. Other noon, the entire squad having made wealth of material, with quality as yet that has Into especially squad of fifty men at work. Including back-tel- a and lied shape. Michigan's prospects are so, has been shifted from tho Cornell's material progress In acquiring funds, in seventeen letter men. The Ohjp eleven veterans have returned and ' undertemilned, the verdict of the rosy. More than seventy candidates to the line and Is being tried nut The return of "Budge Garrett, the twenty-thre- will meet four Conference prospects are the rosiest in years. mentals of the game. The only disap- Yale football coaches after the first reportad to Yost, Including e teams is a pivot man. Among the other vet- pointing development been the fail Indian star of 1917, Is have Michigan, Purdue. Wisconsin and Illi- Spotless Complexion eran Princeton also had a hoBt of. veteran has weok of secret practice. There were Is give "M" men. Capt. Goetz. tackle, linemen are George Flynn of the Tigers march ure seasoned players to report, Capt. 110 week. all that needed to the line the nois. 1816 - candidates. The stole a of men out this Stckete, halfback, are varsity and Woods, Hodley, Thorn- season by T. Shlverick, noted halfback field, steadiness that Is acquired only through and Outside of the Conference are two Ike on Harvard and Yale last Frederick When he looked over the Coach In addition Yost expects to obtain and Stubbs of tho 1920 freshman developing corking team and building and punter, being the .only veteran on Sharpe five players who long campaigning. At present Mount, teams that usually are In a position to Have .cam a found old left tho services of Pat Smith, an Easy to nooas played some gooei service eleven. Any one who tho field. Besides Shlverick the only Yale season of 1916 at tackle, Is the only veteran left, but school ilisputo the Western championship with football for this year's nfter the successful raw fullback of 1916, who left Big last season and ThorndlkeN raw the 1918 Princeton team In action 1916 players to show up are Sutton to get Into the war game. They were Sanford has excellent maUrial with navy. the Ten leader. They arc Nebraska, would have been welcomed to the 19 IT which to work, and last year's backfield to Join tho the kingpin of the Missouri Valley sec- knows what can bo expected of the Tiger and Taylor, two powerful substitute Callahan, centre, and captain: Gait. Yost will be able to place an varsity squad had there been one. year. trickles. fevlll, Braden, full is Intact with alt its old scoring- power. Michigan must tion, and Noro Dame, You Make Use of the For this guard; halfback; centre, team on the field. Provided ends Morris Phlnney of the 1916 Dartmouth, Columbia nnd other big The material on the whole looks prom back, and La Roche, quarterback. In Runyon, at Sanford has an Northwestern, Chicago, Illi- Nebraska will meet Minnesota October team and Jim Desmond, who came experienced man in scholastic football, meet Ohio, 11 in Minneapolis, and will play Notre Wonderful Calcium Sulfide in from. colleges of the East have plenty of ising. Many of the players have had The only other experienced men were nois and Minnesota on successive Sat- lhlsh to Harvard with a splendid rep- veteran material. Dal Cochran, cap- football experience. Kempton, captain and quarterback of though this is his first year on a col- Dame a week later In Lincoln. Notre Stuart's Calcium Wafers.t utation and who was going good till lege team, Robb, the big 210 pounder, urdays. Dame has no important western game tain of the 1917 eleven, has delighted Coach Speedy Rush already has made the 1916 freshman team; Kirkpatrick, expression, Injured In 1916, are available. Phlnney the' supporters with his return. big with the players. Until the tackle on team, and Acosta, tackle is proving an excellent guard, and with Minnesota Is Strong, besides the clash with Nebraska, Nothing The camera catches the lao Columbia a hit that Is expected Ag- but It cannot show the beauties of thosxt is being used In the backfield. If Kennedy the 1916 eleven develops nothing captain of the pick-u- p team of 1918, Garrett on the other aide of tho pivot team at much of the Michigan George Ensign. Jack of squad he will have to and Dr. Williams will have a gies. They play Batchelders knee permits ho also is back and will try for his old say about prospects) but ho Is visibly Others on the squad are unknown position the team will be In fine shape. will be no plaything for Michigan, Purdue, also will be on Mount U a veteran tackle and Lukens Minnesota that South Dakota and Notre Dame In tried out one of the flank position. Other veterans Columbia pleased. quantities as yet, but the coaches hav any of them. He has a squad of over their wings hoan doing excellont work. Storek y most important games. deDend on are Tower. Forsythe, First Impressions suggest that Cornell about forty more men In the running has men worn anu wm ymv..,-call- Among the quarterbacks Is was a star backfield man In 1916, and fifty at uio Arthur Modarelll. .Kennlnger. Canapary and will have more difficulty tn developing a than ever composed a lale squad in tne an entire veteran team. .Sections -- onion, ar making good Three In South. who made a flna showing at Charlie Shaw. satisfactory line than a backfield. Half pre-w- days. There are elghten can has been at, end. With For the two years preceuinK uie war Exeter and who was quarter on last Ben Boynton Is back at Williams, and a dozen backs of ability are assured. dictates for quarterc-acn- twenty men French 'at quarter and 6ummerlll, Gard- the Gophers were followed by an unkind The South for football purposes is 'all's ,S A T. C. team at Harvard, Behn the return of the star of Tho undefeated Besides Shlverick, the coaches will have who have their eyes on the halfback ner and Kelly In the backfield the lineup They were conceded to have the divided Into three sections. The South Iunneman, Is like year's, ' Jinx. of the same team, has the 1917 eleven augurs well for Berkshire's a first rato man In John Shulor, crack positions, and fourteen men as candl much last best team in the Big Nine (It was Atlantic seaboard, where Virginia and i akmg of a good kicker. Dick Humph- - never been time 1916 dates end, time) ; Washington nnd Ise stand supreme, the chances. There has, a fullback of the froshmm team. for "Nine" Instead of "Ten" at that if who siarred several years ago as a in which there was sue.-- a wealth of Another man of promise Is H. F. Davlcs, Dr. Al Sharpe, punter on Gordon EMPEY BOOKS BIG SERIES. but both in 1915 and 1916 one central South, regulated by tho South e nn.an. is h backfield candidate, as football material, and this year's grid another fast 19 10 freshman halfback Brown's famous aggregation back I game asalnst Illinois deprived the Min- ern Intercolleglato Athletic Association a 53 Is Fred Ohurch, who shone on a iron campaign Bhould furnish the best and a fine left-foot- kicker, Dunlcavy, 1900, has been made director of athletics Simla Ilachrtraclt Gtnnta fur n nesota eleven of Its rightful place aa and dominated by Vanderbllt, Georgia iroshman team before, the war. football in the history or tne game. also of the 1916 f.reshman backfield, at Yale, and has come to New Haven champion. In 915 Illinois tied the Tech and Centre College, and the South Livingston and Baugher, of the 1917 with tho enthusiastic Indorsement of Number of Games. Gophers and shared the championship west, comprising the States of Texas, Yule's Veterans. every of In 1918 Illinois beat Oklahoma and Arkansas, where various RED TOPS HERE, freshman team, and Olney, fullback of Yale alumni in section tha Guy Empey last night signed a con- with them. And Tale also has a wealth of veteran ma- HBKE the S. A. T. C. team, are also rated country. tract with tha Bachrach Giants of At- the Minnesota team, giving the nominal teams have taken a hand Jn running terial. Among the veteran varsity men as valuable backs. Nethercott, varsity Dr. Sharpe Is paying particular at ten lantic City for a series at games that championship to Ohio, which had played things. who have been working, under Al Sharps Day Stale Champions l'lur at quarter, and Wahl, S. A. T. C. quarter. tlon this fall to football and basketball will bo played at Dyckman Oval, near nniv thn lightest sort of schedule. In the two most easterly southern sec are Quarterback Chester Laroehe. Jim Dexter Park. are leaders for that place. despite the fact that he Is more Inter tha Dyckman street subway station. The Were It not for the fact that Michi- tions the old order seems about to be liraden, sports any gan again is In the Conference Minne- restored. Dr. Lambeth has welcomed Hamlll, Carter, Gait. Tim Calla- Springfield The leading ends Include W, H. Colvin ested in all round than in first games will be played this afternoon. han. Joe The Flske lied Tods of of- 1917 varsity one game, recently played games, sota would be almost a certainty for many war veterans back to Virginia, Neville and Kirkpatrick. champions of the' and F. L. Harris the The teams four Michigan McGugln m tn 1916 Mass., Independent B. of the 1915 freshman The varsity squad this year, and. for so was the Interest Empey premier honors. With back, While Dan at Vanderbllt and freshman team are. New England, arrived and J. Wilson and keen that two Meyers nothing to worry natural tints of a beautiful complexion. Herbert Kempton, Bay Btato and team. probable selections for var some years, will fcel tho ertects or con decided to book tho Giants for another however, Indications aro that these at Centre have expression Is tho former Exeter hero yesterday for their third and last The and forth in Ann about In the way of material. In fact a sweet made a captain; g. the two years. Compara will surge back enchanting when Thorpe. Murphy and Hlnden-h'r- appearance or me season city. sity squad tackles include Sutton and dltlons last series. titan struggle hundred times more Acosta, in mis Taylor of tho 1916 squad, Strauss, a tlvely few men with any experience are The Treat 'Em Roughs Includes Big Arbor November 22 In a mighty Vanderbllt has a squad of fifty men tho complexion Is lovtly Walker and French were They will clash 'with the Bushwlcks In leadership. on Dudley Field. Including Joslt Cody. you do Is to the skin d from tne 1917 freshman squad. tackle on the 1917 team, and Itravis of available from last year's entering class Jeff Tesreau and "Poll"' Petrltt of tho for the All need clear the third and last name of their series Marty At Chicago Stagg will nave an ame tackle, captain-elec- t for 1917. and Bunt of pimples, blotches, liver spots, black- Aldrich, the burly freshman baseball . . n..l. tikis aflnmnAn Htv tho 1917 freshman team. Pendleton, because there was no freshman team Giants; "Home Run" Cavannugh, inuildy complexion and skin erup- And prep school, Detroit' ; Marty Walsh, eleven, but he has not the same calibre Beasley. Top Richardson nnd Tom Shea, heads, nl.V season' a""l Campbell, Weeks ago Tops played n 1917 varsity: Cunningham, 1917 fresh- last fall. the like the Americans Jln men, tions by using Stuart's Calcium Wafers. Jast the tted' colleges, International League ; j of material that Williams and lost backfield All of these players are "pPho'nore. also were In togs. I thrilling thirteen Inning 3 to 3 tlo with man, nnd Knuuss, H. A, T. C. team, have paid little attention lur mle Clinton of men, has These troubles seek the skin as one of n promising guards. U. O. Iteuther lng last three years to athletics, Paul Dletx nnd Big Pete Smith of the nave, lie win imvo jnu,.m.iij .,v all. Southern nnd Vanderbllt natural outlets of the uod And If un ueir, me Dig uaKota ruilbacK, is the Bushwlcks and tho following' Sun are the 1918 A. eighteen "V men on squad the B. supply of material league ; Charley Menra, for- perlenced material from the S. other the you HUfjily It with the proper materials it tack at Pennsylvania. He was the var-It- y were beaten 3 to 2. In tho and 8. Horrcll are the leading canal the fair football that Trl.State in- day they, generally way var- merly of the Yankoes; Joe Tee, Eugene T. C. team, since Chicago had few men In the Southwest almost any team has will pasH off In the pores of the skin fullback in 1916 and saw service second. game to-d- the Bushwlcks will dates for centre. found Its into the game" through so Get box "uring laying on sity squad tryout on the fresh- Martin, great outfielder of the Bridge who played In more than ono last a chance to come unsettled stead of ugly accumulations. a the 1317 and 1918 gridiron cam-P!.i- s. play tho Penu Bed Caps In the deciding Bush Is much stress condl after a A. of Calcium Wafers In any drug Is team Is not available now. Neither port Club, Eastern League. vear. due to repeated calls the Gov are the conditions. Teys, Texas and Stuart's Last fall he played, on Howard contest In their series. The lied Caps tlontng the players, as Cornell's a man M., Rice, Baylor, Southwestern, Okla- store at SO cents. You will then reallie Kerry's keep men fit. S. A, T, R. O. T, C. paid Cannon Ball" Redding and Wlckware ernment made on the corps for officer to be prettier than your Camp Hancock team. Folwell have been recruited from men who for hard schedule to the The the C.nor the homa, Oklahoma A. and M. and Arkan- - what It means start Derr merly played the Lincoln (stars. team will be pointed for the Dartmouth any atentlon to developing football . will be on the mound for the Jtacharach material. picture. at fullback and shift with iGUutU fltagg has a squad of nearly fifty men all have big squads at worn. Urunner, the former Lehigh rude, to Tho team IB captauiea oy jsaris. gams In Jw Tone. October zo. material, 4

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