San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-17

Field.
Perhaps the greatest in
terest attaches to the Notre
Dame clash with the Army, partly
because of the fame of the two teams,
partly because Of Knute Rockue's visit
here recently. partly because Of the
great number of army men in San
Antonio.
The same Texas eleven that started
against Vanderbilt will start Saturday
against the Auburn plainsmen. The
lineup follows Ends, Newell and
Baldwin; tackles. T. Thompson and
Higgins: guards. Sewell and Penney
center. Pfannkuche quarterback, Cap
tain Wright: halfbacks, Stallter and
Saxon fullback, Rufus King.
LOTS OF PASSES.
Dissatisfied with inability of his
men to use the overhead game to adj
vantage against Vanderbilt, Coach
Stewart this week has been working
hard on this phase of the attack. If
King and Saxon fail to gain through
the Auburn line, the Longhorns are
prepared to turn loose a barrage of
passes.
Coach Morey will use a strong
Auburn team against the Longhorns.
The Plainsmen dropped four games in
a row last season, but the coaches
are determined to rehabilitate the
teams strength this year and they
plan TO make hash of the Longhorn
material.
Wet fields greeted the four leading
football games of the East today ana
continuance Of rain was in pros
pect.
EVERY SEAT SOLD.
For the greatest battle, from a ma
tional point Of view, the annual meet
ing between the championship Notre
Dame eleven and the soldiers from
West Point. all seats in the Yankee
Stadium, 5000, were sold.
Knute Rockne said early in the
week. that his team would be beaten
but the Army was confident for other
reasons besides thEt statement.
Yale and Pennsylvania, indicated
in the East last season, clash at New
Haven in their first contest in ~
years. Yale is the fayorite but a
close hard game ~ expected. Several
Yale stars are on The injured list.
in Baltimore. an uncertain Prince
ton squad tackles a much improved
group Of AIiddies.
Harvard. which has set q pace that
seldom has been seen in the CrimsOns
early season, faces veteran foe IN
Holy Cross, one that has prOyidec
stiff contests for the last two years.
COLUMBIA VS.. OHIO.
Columbia, which has piled up al
impressive point rotal, battles Ohio
State at Columbus and Syracuse Is
meeting Indiana at indianapolis.
Other outstanding Eastern games
are: Rutgers vs.. Cornell, Colgate
VS.. Lafayette, Washington and JEFF
ferson vs.. Carnegie. Penn State vs..
Marietta. Pittsburgh VS.. Gettysburg,
Dartmouth ". Maine and Brown ys.
Bates.
Interest in the Western Conference
melees was split among the Wisconsin
Michigan meeting at Madison. Iowa
Illinois at Iowa City, and Chicago
Northwestern in Chicago On these
games depended the reduction Of IN
defeated teams in the title campaign
from 8 70 g, and the favorites from
Z 10 4.
Master and pupil, respectively. Jed
the Wolverines and The BADGER.
George Little, Wisconsin mentor. wac
formerly Coach Nost's aid and pre-
yious 10 that one Of his star players.
Both strategists have heavy scoring
machines. Michigan downed Indiana
sud took the lead IN the conference
race last week, while WiscoDsin'g goal
mas not beer crossed in two non
conference clashes.
GRANGE S. KUTSCH.
against Red Grange. Illinois up-
tanned terror Of the cLalk.lineg. was
pitted Cowboy Nick Kutsch Of the
Hawks, leading point scorer Of tho
Big len who ran wild as point
a-mlnute' performer against ST. louis
last week. Illinois has enecdier
backteld and the advantage Of their
experience in TWO games Of note. while
the HAWKS opposition TO date has
been negligible.
Years Of grudge were behind the
meeting OF Northwestern and C,.icago
Two widely separate brands of sttgct
weFe theirs. the Purple being prepared
tor sweeping end runs and short nassee
Whli. the Staggmen were ceared for
powerful line-bucking offenge. RaInb
Moon Baker WAS back in the North
western lineup 20 compete with