Evening star., 1928-10-22
Is IN EAST HOPING
TO CONTINUE WINS
Army, Yale, Dartmouth and
New York U. Among Best
With States Clean.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, October 22.--The
y members of foot balls ever
growing company of more or
less inglorious also-rans were
busy offering ironic congratu-
lations to eleven new members OF the
family circle in the East today.
Twenty-four unbeaten and united
teams marched upon the gridiron on
Saturday afternoon. Not long after
ward l3 marched off with their records
intact. The other IL were left to con-
sole themselves as best they might.
All told the Atlantic Seaboard has
Is college elevenS neither defeated nor
tied, Cornell and Boston College having
had the foresight to make october 20
an open date on their schedules.
Next Saturdays schedule would indi-
cate that some Of the is are in for
trouble.
Something is bound to give way at
New Haven when Army and Yale get
together. Both remained unbeaten by
trouncing opponents who previously had
known nothing but victory. Army took
advantage of some opportune opposl-
ton fumbling to beat Harvard, is to 0.
Yale, with Garvey again in q leading
role. trounced Brown, 32 to IA.
Harvard gets 2 chance to do some
spelling of records on her own hook.
Dartmouth will visit the Harvard Sta
dium for what promises to be hectic
frav. Darmtuoth thoroughly tanned CO.
lumbia, 2l-7, even though AL MarSters,
brilliant back, was on the sidelines.
Rough Going for Some.
Among the unbeaten and united
teams, Cornell, New York University,
Carnegie Tech, Williams, Tufts and
DuuueSne seem headed for heavy going
this week, while Georgetown, PennSyl-
vania. Boston College, Villanova, Tenn
pie and Haverford seem strong enough
to sail through their next opposition.
Cornell must tackle Princeton team
which showed a return to form in
crushing Lehigh, 47-0. Colgate, beaten
only by Vanderbilt and victor over
Michigan State last Saturday, meets
New York University, which did no
shrinking against Rutgers, scoring a
46-0 decision, while Ken Strong ran
and kicked his way to 30 points and
the top of the East's individual scor-
ing ladder.
Although Cornegie Tech, which beat
w. and j., 1910, is favored over Pitts
burgh, Tech realizes full well that
Tartan-Panther battles are never de-
cided until the last whistle has blown.
Williams winning streak of four
straight may end IN disaster De1Ore
Columbias attack, and Tufts, unbeaten
last year and victor in its first three
games this season, meets Brown. Du-
queSne takes on a tartar in Geneva,
which has bowed only to the crack
Bucknell team.
G. U. Picked to Win.
Georgetown, the East's leading scorer.
should dispose of Duke in fairly easy
fashion, and Pennsylvania hardly dg-
ures to be troubled much by avy,
which on Saturday was hard put to
score its first victory of the season
over Duke, 60. Boston College, Tenn
pie, Haverford and Villanova meet Bos-
ton University. Providence, st. Johns of
Maryland and Lebanon Valley, respec-
lively
At Easton, the powerful Lafayette
squad, held to q tie by Bucknell, bat
ties West Virginia, which after an
initial defeat by Davis and Elkins has
come fast to bowl over West Virginia
Wesleyan. the Haskell Indians, Pitts
burgh and Washington and Lee in
row.
Syracuse, nosed out by Nebraska by
a single point, meets Penn State at
State College and Bucknell clashes with
Gettysburg. Holy Cross engages in the
only major intersectional game in the
East with Marquette as the guest.
Fordhsm plays Washington and JEFF
ferson at New York.