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" `.l`nil"now diaw near the days in which no ond. of the football season are upon -._-, when the results of weeks of hard .nk--and no one"'knows-i-'inet hoiv liard \,. \ has never been through it all- iiit 1.. become known. Unlike baseball, iilio-v ilizimpions for the particular season iiiiiy hiivc been known long before the ,-.__l|,-_- ,tmson had neared its end (some- tiiiics of course, uncertainty exists. as wit- ness thc National and American League rates this past year, when the outcome di-pt-iideil on the final game), football is a

eiiiiiiiliitivc game where the teams met ear- lier in the season are regarded as Just so iii,iiiy tryouts intended to show up the \vcail;iw.=s or strength of the big teams so tliiit when the clash of the leaders comes iii the closing weeks of November every pos.-ilile advantage will have been taken to pi-.sent as strong a team as possible. Sometiiiics in the early season`s games with theoretically weaker teams the des- piscit foe turns the tables _and defeats thc hig team. This is humiliating and to he iivoiilcil is possible, but even the smart of this unexpected defeat is forgotten if iinlv the time honored opponent in the saiiie class as the vanqiiislied eleven can he beau-ii in the one liig guine of the year. _ liar Piiiicton the Ynli- game is the oh- jccfive point; Priiiectoii wuiild rather bent, Yale lluin wiii t-very olltei' guiiie ou' her, svlictlulc. Yale lim-1 ii l,\viifull| iiinliitioiil each .season to bent ]’i'iiu-eliiii and tlieii top oil' the meal in ivliit-li .tlie 'l`igci‘ is t-niisuined with n ciiniiilinlistic ilcsscwt ill

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\Vest Point to trail Annapolis’ colors in the dust, Michigan wants the blood of Chicago or VViseonsin (it largely depending on the team which has made the heat showing and with whom the championship title of the Middle West may rest), 'Le- land Stanford wishes only to beat Cali- fornia on the Pacific Coast. So everywhere the goal toward which all big college cle- vens set their Qace is victory in tho one final big game of the season with foe of year after year. So even with the smaller teams in any section of the country, tliey like to humble their big, haughty rivals early in the year and are elated if the unexpected is accomplished, but they want most, of all to win their championship game from colleges in their own particular elyass. ’

VVho will be the victors this year? Far

shi-ewder and better informed prophets than I would hesitate at this date to tell. Teams playing poor football now may make a wonderful brace (in horse racing it would be called a reverfal of form) and may play a game that six weeks previous

would have been deemed out of their

proviiice. Sometimes it needg the great final test to bring out all th .re is in it li-iiiii. Princeton is it. good example of this idea. They always have a way at the New .lt-ref-_v village of coming up to the mari: ii: the game with Yale and playing for all or more than was believed to be in ther- 'l`liey never say die until the last whisti has blown; consequently they are Inp- ponents always to be feared. College coaches are notoriously pessimistic and

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which Iohn Harvard is the principal, ingre-

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dieiit`.`“Pennsylvania. lives to beat Coriiéll.

never say a goori word about thc me-n| they are instructing :md invariably have pessimistic reports to make uboutftlie lists. of injuries received and the iiiimher of i.-ripples upon whom so much dc enrlence ihnd been placed. Yet' on the d of tin" lliig gniiie these men are invariably found in the lineup playing the game of their lives with no outward evidences of ever having been on the sick list or iii an_v way iiieupaciliitcil. It seems to he all part. of' the game.

The game is a hard one and not for'

mollycodflles; thc-rc is no doubt ou that! score. It is a iuan's game and is one of-the hcst training schools for ia liuyi that I know of. It teacliew him self- relianee, quickness of decision, ,develops liiiii mentally and physically. There is wil niore woiiderfiil feeling in the world tli.iiiy that of a player after practice or a game, particularly if lie has done good work. when he has returned to the college gym- nasium, had his shower bath and been rubbed down with alcohol by one of the rubbers and then tiiken his sent at the training table with an appetite tn do jus-, lip.. fn gin- ririml_ wlpilnoiiie fluul iii front W i " i i ~‘ '\, *it - \~:iii.-li .4 |.oli~lilul1' , he

' l `.\:_-l, ldv, lr iii._ili1=_\', iuigllt Well envy.

lt. is living in the finest sense of the

word. One wonderful ,thing about the system -is that a man’s social or financiah

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iten yards instead of tive, as in the new game kicking would have to be resorted -to more often and end runs tried where `formcrly the whole team would he used .in a mass shove or push play to get the required distance. As an old player under

tlie 'old order of things I at first risent- ei t ie dianges as dial thousands of otlieiis. but noiv I must confess I am s convert .to the new order of things.

'l`he new game is better in most every

way, and when it has had its minor ile- lfects rubbed off-a. work of is few seasons i-it will be an excellent kind of football. llfarly in the season the big college teuins ,did not display much of this new kind of lfootball. The possibility exists thiit tho lbig teams did not care to display thi-ii~ I“har\<l" early when their play could he .studied by those opponents for whom they

Eiiiealways planning and so they have kept their open plays under cover, being con- tent to use the old style playa just as long as they were facing minor teams and the victories could he won without re- course to the other kind. Yule looks very (strung at the present moment, her most uotalile victory in the first half of the sea- lson being that scored against the `Wt!»'t |`l'ointers. This was a 60 victory, but it :was a victorv and not a. defeat, as had

' liri-ii feared ii-iight he the result on account

of the number of cri les on Yale`s team

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_position has nothing to do with it. Tlie_tmms begun work much 1-ailier. pri/-if _l"’f0f€_ We l0"m€Y_ "P tb' ll"‘lF°“- Hflf'

punrl boy is as agt to suceeeld us his §'ich-i<ally every one going :iivfiy to the sliorcfvfd ‘5 clonmlllli' ‘vltg ‘tl“’1_)“h°""l§’IK °§"l"`r er eassiiinte an more so or the colege'or mu|ii'itniin» L U l . f ' ~l "M" am "'a‘z""` la ‘~""~'}' “Ulf "ll- fnothull califnilis of manyiof the liig uni~ ifoi' it little prelihiiniiiiy iiliiilficiiiligaiiliudiiriith” "““’ head ('°3¢`h1 ls 3C"0|"DllHl‘l"B “WI” versity tcnins of the past rlct-:ide niiiiiberlly in Septemlicr or even the last of Au- ‘l'~"`°" one F9350" fm' the elatiall is the more poor boys than any other kind. l‘ro~ gust. _\`o\v very few teams do that, 'thnwing “md” by the C"imS“" “g“l""t vision is made for him ut the training _though a few persist. The consensus of "hc Sl-“"l“S'69ld Training S“l"’°l» when 44 tahlc. Tliis, being of i|ntisii.=ill_\’ good food. opinion is that it does more linriii than Points were mued “Pi this marking the :illicit it is plain und lui-kiiig in rieh_ iiiidfgiiorl und iiiorcovcr makes too professional Scmnfl time l" 15 Y"“"5 the C“ml"`l"l3"

pantry fliodsiu-oats more llilaiii Tin ordinuryia thing out of what should be the uiost l-FYI; has licfllralllle LT reillfll " l_°l-al 01”; co cgi: ioari ing iouse ivoiic c arge. Con-.iiiiiateiirisli (ns regzirrls purify) of s orts. t 9 U "‘°¥'<~ ' 0 00)’ 0 *EV Um” fl” scqucntly the poor plnvci' is rt‘t'L'i\'ct_l_1\nrl (Iciic-i'iill_\' the truiiiing season iloesnit be- lhls m3’_k was beaten “P 3l7P1`0~"\Cl\9d in

pInyii‘ ugly \}\;lia‘t_“lie did liclore lie ‘go-iicd gin ,mm ‘lm mjllfllu 0|- lane, pm-l ofltlliis periodf \\/ai; wl}iIen Hroigliil was sent tif- a e; t e i erosive it iniiy e \'\ or t~'eptt»rnl»¢-i- mul llwn only 0" the Colle own to ce eat y t e overw c inlng score six dollrirs a week. is piiill l1_\’ the Rl' lffic field. Another uttenipt to inzikc the gangs ‘lf 48 ff* 0 ECW" YUHTB 38"- If is f0f this' association. This is one of the legiiigw less of 8 public aww, ,md mm-L. collegiate reason that followers of the (`-riinson ar::| expenses f|ir_ ivliich the treiiienirloi:-' rc- in pllamcggr I-¢\m,»,\~(\(l all big gmneg 10 me upproacliing the Yale game in New llnveul ceipts taken in at the cliaiiipionsliip ;:.i;iies glldirons of one or the other of the com. with a certain degree of confideiiee. Cor- are intended. 'l`lie trniniiig tiilih- is hut |,@1_j||g mam; ln,;¢¢.a(l‘ of holding them in it iiell has had a hard time, judging hy thc part of an udrriirable system of siipt-i'\-is-ioii big t-ity like New York. siniil scores registered by her tcoiiiagainst over the chosen eleven iiiid their iiiulcr- Mmly i-filing exist mul will wutinua to her carlyseason opponents, but this iiiay

studies. It means tlicy will liiiri- goml pxisl, of the K,m~,e_ A few years ag., Cog. he the best sort ot' experience for tlie'

food and will get to bed nf. an ciii|_v li<iiii'l,,iZam_-Q was takgn of the ppntoglg of the Itlinea tcaiii for the big games yet to each night of the season. their live.; off llieiuapglom, Ono.; and the rules changed to come. Pcnsylvaiiui developed well iii time football tcaiu needing regulation even iis|,~,.nde, the game legs rough, To bring to defeat with eoiiipurativc case the strong their time on the field does. glmug this result it was decided to open up Brown team, the hitter always ii strong

'l`liougli i~hoi’t~~it extends only through llie gamz and miniiiiiz/e the so-called mass contender, and thoiiglil: this _vcar to stand

little iiiore thiin two full iuonths-tlie plays, putting ii. premium on individual .1 god chance gf defeating the Red und sciisoii is nu iirrliious one and every en-lplirv. One innovation was to make the Blue. Annapolis has shown splendid yer- ergy is bent toward' success. Formerly distance to be gained in the four downs|satility and ought, on the face of things

ltfi beat the Army at Kreat contest, but as I:","°@¥°" "YQU never can for \Vest loint _is certain to ho there ready to make th” Middle” Plel' the gaiiie of their career fi* Will out. Iii the Middle West, Mich- 1l4H_fl. heirtofore the greatest scoring ma- Clllflf 1" I-hot part ol' the country if not ilh)\vhE_re has been having a decidedly liafd tune, not only being scored upon, but being held down to the t-.loseat sort ot tie and smull-score games, 1; looks as though at last the eleven madrfsmous bl' "ll urry-Up" Yost had rrarlied the year of its one or even several Waterloos. 4Lf‘avuig the gridiron of the Unitefl "l""L“» where the game of football him it-zi<'li_ell ai stnndnrrl higher than anywhere else in the world, it may be interesting to travel theoretically to other lands where the game hold.; forth. It is played in llawaii and played most successfully. Most interest, however, attaclics itself to the game in (‘hirin. In the land of the (Ilestial it is pliiycrl hy the schools and colleges. it luis not reached the stage of perfection it has here, but a very cred- itable game is offered for the delight and edification of the usually undcmonstratii-o Chinese. Much that has been learned has been taught. by J. C. .\IcCmcken, at one time one of the iiiost famous players of the University of Pennsylvania. He went out there after graduation and became at- tached to the Canton Christian College in his czipar-ity ns it iiicdico. Incidentally he saw to it that the attendants at the col- lege were taught the game of fogtbqll, Now every year the game holds forth, and rlinmpionsliip contests; are held with an- other Christian college with a. semblance of the excitement and skill characteristic uf tivo liig Aincricziii iinivc-n=ities. One dilliculty has been in teacliiiig the players tliiit it is neither fair nor the part nf a. gentleman to tackle on opponent running with the hull or forming part of the inter- ference hy grnliliiiig hold of his queu. Once this handicap is ovcrcunie, the Chin- ese become very good players, being swift runners, fair tii<-lcler.; and possessed of a ci-rtain courage and grit absolutely essen~< tial to the game. In closing it might be cited tliiit iiiany years ago in Scotland it \v1i.-4 a niiisdr-iiieniior to play the game 0' football, :uid it was forbidden by law jilt as golf playing was, the reason for such drastic nbolitiuii of two most excellent sports being that both the attention and tiiiie of the worthy Scots uway from a‘.i'cliery iind lung-bow shooting, proficiency ut which was necessary for the better

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