Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12
CARNEGIE and
GEORGIA Tech
STANDING out
iowa and Nebraska In
Middle West Lead;
Yale, Princeton to
Flay This Week
BY ALAN J. GOULD
S,soeiated Press Sports Editor.

Hrntidted Press Sports Editor.
sNIN YORK, Nov. 12.-tP)-Na-
.saai championship football aspira-
.ons nave been blown about in zone
NV gentle fashion so far but when
eomes to measuring the qualifica-
saVns OF contenders. none stands out
eIs more today than Carnegie in
me east, Georgia Tech in the south.
iowa and Nebraska in the middle
west.
ihere are others clamoring for rec
.shition among the slim slate Of the
aHnes'en, such as Florida, Tennes-
zee, Detroit. Ohio Wesleyan and Bos-
Ton college. There are still more
sucFras West Virginia and now No
sls Dame that have gathered fresh
stages.
Iowa and Nebraska have had close
salls n point victories which the
nawkeyes gained over Minnesota and
me Cornhuskers over Syracuse. bat
tney have decisively whipped their
4ther foes. Carnegie and Georgia
Ten have been equally impressive,
bowling over all opposition.
Georgia Tech Shines
teorgia Techs tornado. with a
mighty line and one Of the greatest
a%ll-afound backs in the country IN
warner Mizell, has just about as fine
4 record so lar as any teal IN the
land. 1t takes on added lustre
through Notre Danes thrilling vic
tory owe the hitherto %unbeaten
Army. Techs great forwards shear
ca Metre Dame a few weeks ago on
Grant Field. Saturday, Mizzell and
other Tech terrors raised havoc with
Vanderbilt. They take on Alsbama's
Crimson Tide tins week at Atlanta.
Carnegie's claims 10 the top flight
were well b~uttrcssed Saturday when
the Iartans took Georgetown, anoth-
er unbeaten array, into camp. And
Just to prove that they have no fears
about stalking their reputation on any
field, Carnegie roams out 10 South
Bend this Saturday TO mingle with
the rejuyenated Notre Dame eleven.
There isn't much rest in sight,
either. for Iowa and Nebraska. In
guersen's Hawkeyes ride the big
ANu WISH AORt do a tEG1AN " htAt
Ing Ohio State. but they clash with
Wisconsin this Saturday in another
crucial contest. The only thing that
mars W~iseonsin's slate is a tie with
Purdue SO that there is anything but
a soft assignment in prospect for
McLain Pape and other Iowa aces.
Yale rs. Princeton
Nebraska, with the Big Six crow
about clinched, turns 10 intersection
al foes for the next two weeks. play
iBg Pittsburgh this Saturday az Lin
coin before coming to West Point.
The classic touch 10 this weeks
program is furnished by the Yale.
Princeton affair but won't have a
great deal Of bearing on the cham
pionship situation. The Ellis have
been bumped much harder than the
Tigers. They were upset by Mary
land Saturday in one OF the days
} outstanding reversals, on top Of a
previous defeat by Army. Princeton
has been tied twice, by Virginia and
Ohio State, but otherwise the Tigers
have a clean slate.
West Virginia, which has won sew
on in a row after losing the opening
eame to Davis & Elkins, runs into
Georgetown this week. Missouri
comes east to play New York Univer-
sity and share the spotlight with
such other rivalries as Columbia
Pennsylvania and CORNELL Dartmouth,
Colgate Syracuse and Harvard-Holy
Cross.
T~enenssee must beat Vanderbilt
and Florida must dispose Of Glenn
lron 20 keep step with Georgia Tech,
assuming the Tornado is too strong
Ioy Alabama, in the Southern confer
ence race.
=. VI. u. 10 Play Baylor
Southern Methodist Is engaged IN
4 hct fight to hold the Southwestern
conference lead. as a result of being
tied By the Texas AggieS. S. NJ. L.
plays Baylor this week while the
University OF Texas tackles Texas
christian University.
! Utah its winning streak upset by
Z tie with Creighton inanintersec-
a;orsl game. returns 10 the Rocky
Mountain conference this week, fav-
ored~so beat Brigham Young and
keel he lead while Colorado College
ksttIes Colorado University.
Southern California, now sharing
ARE Pacific Coast lead with Califor-
Ma NAV find a Tartar in Washington
ssate but the Trojsns will be favor
a. as will be California over Ne
,,ds ard Stanford over Washington.