| Show Army St Starts Grid Drill Dixie Teams Face Ambitious Schedule Ticket Prices Stay Low Editors Editor's note This is the second see sec ond end of ot a series of ot three stories dulin dealing with plans and prospects for the forthcoming colI college ere football foot toot ball season p By ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor NEW YORK Sept 1 l With 1 With the Army squad answering the first practice practice practice tice call today at nt West Point college gridiron forces throughout the country country coun lr try will soon be diligently at work preparing for the brisk warfare of ofa ofa ofa a counter charge against the depression depression depres depres- sion Ion that has gripped athletic budgets now for nearly three years Training starts In the Southern and Southeastern conferences next Monday Mon MonO day dar September 4 The following fort fortnight night will find most of the eastern and midwestern stern squads drilling Some cf them like Jike Penns Pennsylvania Pittsburgh and nd New York university will wm enjoy the luxuries of secluded camps for practice The old big three Yale Princeton and Harvard still adhere dhere to their September 15 agreement for forthe forthe forthe the start of fall practice but with growing reluctance The 10 members of the Pacific Coast conference begin workouts September 16 The 1933 season will be featured by bya a colorful array of intersectional games with southern teams as usual setting the pace They have scheduled sched ached uld a total of ot 42 contests with teams north or west of the old Dixie bounda boun da daries ies INTERSECTIONAL SLATE Far western vestern teams have a reduced but nevertheless choice intersectional slate Southern California meets Georgia and Notre Noire Dame St St. Marys Mary's plays Southern Methodist and Fordham Ford Ford- ham Santa Clara engages Rice institute tute and Stanford tackles tackle Northwest i ern em I Army Pittsburgh Fordham and Navy among the eastern leaders play heavy intersectional s schedules Cornell Cornell Cor Cor- nell renews an ancient series with Michigan Incidentally the Illinois Array game at Cleveland and the Southern Call Call- Notre fornia-Notre Dame game at South Bend will be the prIced highest attractions of the season with box seats at a top price of for each con con- test S Latest reports In the Associated ed Press poll of ticket price trends add the BI Big Ten and Southeastern conference to the list of those making substantial reductions redactions this year Admission prices in the DI Big Ten have been scaled down about 20 per cent on the aver average e with each cah member fixing its own rate Top price is for tor the big games ames with box seats to sell seU at atU 3 U 3 at Michigan n. n Ten of the 1 13 members of ot the Southeastern conference plan some reductions varying from 10 per cent at Tulane TalDe and Louisiana State to as high as 50 per cent at Georgia for early season games ames Alabama Tennel Tennessee ee Mississippi State Vanderbilt Georgia Tech and Auburn also have announced ticket price cuts cuu Top prices in Dixie will be but the average aver Dryer are age will wUl be much lower p At least a dozen major schools will i entrust their 1933 gridiron fortunes i to new head coaches as a result of I one of the biggest turnovers on record record rec rec- ree- ree ord between seasons seasons One of the games game's old masters Glenn S. S Pop Warner takes charge at Temple university Philadelphia I after a Ion term at nt Stanford Clark former Minnesota star who developed winning winnin teams around I New Orleans for tor years ears succeeds Old Man Stagg at the University of ot Chicago Chicago Chi cago In one of the years year's m most st interesting interesting in shifts In place of the Iron Major Frank Cavanaugh who died only this week after aeter yielding the coaching reins Fordham will have Oc Jimmy Crowle Crowley time one-time Horseman of Notre Dame I Crowleys Crowley's place at Michigan State has been en taken by Charley Bachman another Notre Dame product and former for mer Florida coach Two young men new to head coaching coach coach- ing responsibilities in the so called big leagues are Reginald Reggie Root of Yale successor to Dr Marvin Stevens and Lieutenant Garrison Davidson Da who replaces Major Ralph L Sasse at West Point Other new head coaching assignments assignments assign assign- ments have been handed to Adrian Ad CAd LIndsey University of f Kansas Dr Edward Anderson Holy Cross Howard Harpster Harpater Carnegie Tech C. C E. E Tiny Stanford and D. D K Stanley Florida |
