The Bismarck tribune., 1925-10-19
1aEWedqe
]. v. Bro1meyer
OPPOSITE POSTOFFlCE


Chicago game. There is a possib;ii
ty that he may not be able to play
again this season.
Minnesota -Notrc Dame
Notre Dame. having fulfilled the
prophesy Of defeat spoken by knutc
Rocknc, it's coach, in the Army game,
is being rchabilitated for its first ap-
pearance on foreign midwest field
against Minnesota. The game ends
the GOphers' pre-conference sched-
ulc, so far successful.
Indiana, in the lost column of the
Big Ten since its meeting with Mich
igan, expects slight trouble in dis
posing of Miami, an Ohio conference
member. '.. .,.r
THE EASTERN SCHEDULE
New York, Oct 19.-LP)-Army and
Pennsylvania today stood as strong
eastern candidates for National col
legiatc football honors after hec-
tic weekend Of thrills and spills.
knutc Rocknc's Notre Dame war
riers, titleholders of 1924 and win
ners of 16 straight victories, have
been shunted from the ranks of the
contcnders by an overwhelming de-
feat at the hands Of the Cadets here
Saturday, q to 0. Yale. champion
team Of the big Three" and un-
beaten since 1929, fell under bruis-
ing Pennsylvania blow, 1913.
Harvard. counted in the running
after an impressive scoring cxhibi-
tion against Middlcbury and Colum
bia, rated as the strongest New York
Holy Cross and Ohio State, rcspcc-
lively.
Pittsburgh, Brown, Penn. State and
West Virginia are likewise among the
teams to show at least one defeat at
this point, while records Of Prince
ton. Lafayette. Navy, Colgate, Le-
high, and Washington and jefferson
include one tie game.
Yale's Defeat Surprising
Pennsylvania's surprising victory
against the powerful Yale team.
which had ruled faSorite, gave the
Quaker eleven Il string Of four tri-
umphs. The Red and Blue cohorts
will face an unbeaten Chicago next
Saturday at Philadelphia and lineup
against Red Grange and the Illini at
home a week later.
The husky Army machine, which
may seek consideration as cham
pionship aspirant as much by its
broad intersectional schedule as by
its impressive showing in the scor-
ing thus far. has already disposed of
three western elevens. A fourth, St.
Louis University. will take up the
burden next Saturday at West Point,
and then will come the Cadets first
big test against an eastern eleven,
their annual struggle with Yale at
New Haven, Conn, on October 81. A
battle with Columbia at the Polo
Grounds on November Ii and the
the concluding matches of Importance
on the cadets schedule.
Other Title COntendcrs
In addition to Army and Philadcl-
phia there remains on the list Of pos
siblc title contenders Dartmouth,
Cornell, Syracuse and Holy Cross:
Cornell and Dartmouth have yet to
be tested by opposition. however. The
big Green team on Saturday will
clash with Harvard, while the Ithaca
i team will have severe battle with
Columbia at the Polo Grounds the
following weekend. The chances of
Holy Cross will be diminished to a
very appreciable degree by the linz
it's of the schedule.
Yale-BrOwn; Princeton. Colgate
The "Big Three" of the east, none
Of which could score victory last
Saturday, must rush to the defense
of traditional gridiron prestige again
next Saturday. Yale, with several
regulars on the side lines nursing in
juries, must measure strokes with
the sharp claws Of Brown, while
p'rinccton,. which surprised and held
the midshipmen to 1910 tie, stacks
up against Colgate and the brilliant
Eddie Tryon, who leads eastern pla:r-
ers in scoring with total of 81, or
27 more than anybody else. ~