The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-23
SATURDAY WILL.
REKINDLE MANY
WARNING FIRES
East, With Four Classy Games,
Holds Attention of Football
Fans
"a LIE ETS ARMY
Civil Wars Will Be Refought
All Over the Country Over
Weekend
YALE MEETS ARMY
BY BRIAN BELL

New York. Oct. 23.-(P,-Octobe,
coming in like a football lamb will
leave with the roar of a lion as
Saturday, October q, brings nat
ural rivals together in many sec
lions of the country. Few October
afternoons have prepared a more
bountiful feast for hungry follow
.rs of the autumn sport.
Especially in the East is the day
rich in football color. Army and
Yale. Princeton and Cornell, Dart
mouth Harvard and Syracuse-Penn
State are only. few Of the games
in which interest is conferred.
Moving West, Iowa and Minnie
sofa, Michigan and Wisconsin and
Nebraska Missouri are some of the
high lights, while in the South the
season is in full swing with Van
derbilt- Virginia, Georgia Tech-North
Carolina and Georgia and Tulane
meeting in games certain to have a
bearing on the success or failure of
seaSons.
Yale Meets Army
Yale and Army have the matter
Of 10 to s victory for the Ellis
over the Cadets, brought over by
the Army as unfinished business
from last years program. A
stunned Army team saw Bruce Cald-
we'll toss a pass to Quarter for a
touchdown and later groaned as the
great back kicked a field goal to
make the Blue triumph complete.
Yale in the same game stopped the
crew of Biff Jones right on the goal
line and there is some speculation
as to whether this can be repeated.
Yale has no Caldwell to throw
passes this year and no Quarter to
catch them, but there is q Garvey
who can run and q Decker who can
place obstacles in the way of the
other fellow doing much running
on an ambitious scale.
Princeton and Cornell, who re-
sumed play last season after a va.
cation of 20 years, meet at Prince
ton with q thought of a busy aft
ernoon at Ithaca year ago when
Princeton won q to 10. Cornell
will enter the game with a rest of
two weeks. Two great pessimists
meet in the rival coaches Gil Dobie
Of Cornell and Bill Roper of Prince
ION.
Harvard Bites Dartmouth
Harvard fell before Dartmouth
30 to 6 at their last meeting, but
indications point to closer strur-
gle this year and Pittsburgh may
not be able to defeat Carnegie
Tech % to z, as was the case last
year. These two teams will be
playing for the championship of
Pittsburgh among other things.
Pennsylvania has high hopes of
reversing IL to verdict in IA.
vor Of the Navy last season when
games were resumed between the
neighboring teams after a lapse.
Minnesota defeated Iowa SO to o
last year and IS to o the year be-
fore, but even the most partisan of
the Minneapolis teams supporters
will not expect these scores to be
repeated. Iowa has Mays McLain,
the big Cherokee brave, to throw
against the Galloping Gophers from
fullback. while Minnesota can coun-
ter with Bronko Nagurski, a con-
verified tackle. In other years the
fullbacks have played prominent
part IN this game. Herb Joesting
ID the attack in the Gophers' last
successes. Gordon Locke did the
major part of the heavy work for
the Hawkeyes when Minnesota was
taking as much as it gave in the
annual clashes.
An up and coming Ohio State
team meeting an aggressive Indi-
ana outfit should make a sharn.
smart struggle. These two did not
play in 1927. Michigan was two
touchdowns better than Wisconsin
In the last meeting, but the VOL
verines, who have been having their
troubles, probably will not be made
favorites Saturday.
Dakotas in Civil War
Nebraska and Missouri, tradi-
tional rivals, will charge at each
other from the outset with the
result as always in doubt. There
was only one points difference
last year, Missouri winning 7 to s,
and both teams are powerful this
season. The Dakotas are all mixed
up in q civil war, the University Of
South Dakota playing the South
Dakota Aggies, while the Univer-
sity Of North Dakota meets the
North Dakota Aggiey. The univer.
sities won both arguments last
rear.
Georgia Tech, with another pow.
erful team. should win from North
Carolina's less experienced outfit,
but the Tarheels can never be held
lightly, and Vanderbilt, hailed as
one Of the Southern Conferences
best elevens, may have its hands
full with Virginia, q team eyident-
" able to rise above the handicap
Of injuries to key men. Georgia,
evidently somewhat below its SEN
sational form Of 1927, seems likely
70 have some points shaved from
IT. 81 to 0 defeat Of Tulane in their
last encounter, but should ret the
eecision over the Greefies.
n the 1ar West, Washington and
QregonS Agsies will play It Seat
&c With no score from last wear
e vex the situation. The clash
pccMeen Montana and Montana
6eete WAS decided in 1927 BY ! close
couAt g . e 0 IN favor Of the team
ft1ms MiSsouia.
Ftw Ct the contssting, teams,
Eeek West Or South, may reeard
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