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The University of Chicago may resume intercollegiate football 14 years after dropping out of the Big Ten.
T. Nelson Metcalf, Chicago's Director of Athletics, announced a plan which calls for part-time play by 1955 and a full schedule in 1956. Metcalf emphasized that the program would be "on a small and reasonable scale."
Metcalf said that the delay is due to scheduling difficulties and the "time needed to assess student backing for the program."
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