Evening star., 1928-11-16
BUT TWO IN EAST
UNBEATEN, UNITED
Boston College Should Carry
On, but Notre Dame May
Stump Carnegie.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

N YEW YORK, November 16.-
They'll sound taps" over a
NJ few more undefeated foot ball
4 records in the East tomorrow.
The end of the first month
and a half of gridiron warfare hnds
only nine teams in this section able TO
boast slate spotless OF defeat.
And of that quarters OF dozen
only Carnegie Tech and Boston College
have escaped ties. Carnegie's Tartans
NAV meet their waterloo at Cartier
Field. South Bend, tomorrow when they
clash with the shock troops of Notre
Dame, but Boston College appears
destined to maintain its streak at the
expense of Canisius, one of the seven
elevens tied but not beaten.
AS a matter of fact, the Eagles OF
Boston College seem to have an ex-
tremely good chance to finish the sea-
son with a perfect record. After the
battle with CarniSius, the Eagles meet
the Connecticut Aggies, who have won
three and tied three of the six games
they've played, on November "a, and
Holy Cross, a traditional rival, on De-
cember /. Carnegie, on the other hand,
even should it dispose OF Notre Dame,
still has New York UniverSity's power
full array to meet.
Other Teams Unbeaten.
Among the other undefeated teams,
Villanova, tied once, clashes with Grove
City, tied twice; City College of New
York, which has two draw decisions on
its books. meets Manhattan; LoWeH
Textile, held to one scoreleSs draw, en-
cages worcester Poly. and the Con-
necticut AggieS meet Rhode Island.
But of all the undefeated array,
Princeton perhaps, faces the hardest
task. The Tigers, unbeaten, but held
even by Virginia and Ohio State, must
dispose of Yale IL they want to take
clean slate TO Philadelphia for the
closing battle against Navy. Some 3d.
600 will see this game, oldest OF the
traditional rivalrieS to be renewed TO-
morrow.
There are flock of other feuds to be
hauled out for their annual airing, in
Guiding the contests between Pennsyl-
vania and Columbia, Dartmouth and
Cornell Colgate and Syracuse, Holy
Cross and Harvard, Williams and
Amherst, Rutgers and Lehigh, West Vir-
ginia and Georgetown and Penn State
and Lafayette.
Lou Young's Penn squad, beaten only
by Navy, will be favored over Columbia,
which has lost to Dartmouth, tied Cor
nell and won from Johns Hopkins by
single point. Cornell seems to have a
slight edge on the much-mauled In
dians of Dartmouth and Harvard is
favored over Holy Cross The experts
are inclined to hedge bit on the rest
of the big games, although Williams and
West Virginia are being given slight
edge over Amherst and Georgetown.
N. Y. U. Favored to Win.
Pre-game dope favors the East and
Middle West to end all even In four in
tersectional contests. They are few who
believe Missouri can stop New York
University at the Yankee Stadium nor
any who doubt Army will wallop Carle-
ton. On the other hand Pittsburgh IS
given only an outside chance to halt
NebraskS rush at Lincoln, and Fordham
is the second choice in its Polo grounds
fray with Detroit.
There appears to be considerable
difference Of opinion as to who Is going
to emerge the winner in the clash at
JohnStown, Pa, between Washington
and jefferson and Bucknen, but Navy
and Brown are overwhelming favorites,
OF course, to dispose Of Loyola OF Balti-
more and New Hampshire, respectively.
Nor should Wesleyan ind much difh-
Guilty with Bowdoin.