The Washington times., 1930-10-13
NOTRE DAME,
CARNEGIE
IMPRESS
BY COPELAND c. BURG


BY COPELAND c. BURG
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Those
lengthening shadows on Amer
ica's college gridiron rolled out
today and half obscured the
Eastern towers of strength, Yale
and Princeton, while etched in
the sun of victory stood Notre
Dame, Georgia, Washington State,
Brown, Carnegie Tech and North
western.
In the East, Georgia's 18-to-14
slamming of Yale and Browns
7-to-0 triumph over the Princeton
Tigers we're the standouts. Judge
Wally Steffens' great team at
Carnegie Tech crushed Georgia
Tech 81 to 0, while Notre Dame
easily lowered away the Navy,
IS to 2, indicating super classic
in the forthcoming Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech battle.
Northwestern in the Mid
west sank Ohio State, 10 to 2,
even though the Purple
played without its bright
star, Bruder. Washington
State again took its bow. bat
tli1e out 7.tO-6 victory
over the luckleSs TrOjans Of
Southern California.
Stanford had no ali5i for its
scoreless tie with Minnesota,
which staged a wholly unexpected
comeback after its crushing de-
feat last week by Vanderbilt. The
big Red machine from Palo Alto
advanced even to the one yard
line but the old punch, such as
Ernie Nevers once gave the
Warner outfit, was lacking.
Notre Danes winning was
rather a listless parade Of an
army of Substitutes-good men all
and was noteworthy largely be-
cause it came right on the heels
of the Irish defeat Of the power
full Southern Methodist eleven.
At New Haven the Els met
q superior team in every way In
Georgia and the Yale forwards
had red faces all afternoon
after the Athens outfit scored
on the initial kickoff.
Yale will get a chance to some
what redeem itself in meeting the
Brown team, one of the sweetest
Eastern machines, this weekend. =.
Princeton has a good outfit but
the gang from Providence looks
like one of the real leaders and
the 7-to-0 accounting of the Tiger
does not account for its vast
superiority over Princeton. Fun
bles robbed Brown Of two touch
downs as the Rhode Islanders
stopped the Orange and Black
star, Jack James, and had the
Tiger bleary-eyed with intricate
passing plays. Lack of weight Is
Browns only handicap.
Ohio State was considered North
Westerns toughest hurdle In the
Puppies race to the Big Ten title
and the impressive performance
of the Evanston group makes
them a formidable contender for
national honors. Reports that all
m m bers of the Northwestern
squad must undergo vaccination
because of a smallpox outbreak
may totally wreck their chances,
however.
Washington State proved its
knocking over of California
was no fIuke by its One-pOint
finale over Southern Cali
fOrnia. The proof of the pud-
ding came further in Cali
fornia's 7-tO-6 beating of St.
Mary's. Up in the little town
of Pullman there is a mighty
cIamOr for the Coast title.
Colgate must be given a place
among the early outstanding ag-
sregations. The New Workers took
LAFAYETTE, Al to 0. Some idea OF
what a good Eastern team may or
may not do against a good Mid.
western eleven will be shed wnen
Colgate meets Michigan State,
conuuerors of Michigan, which
last Saturday astouhded even the
Ann Arbor station master with a
defeat Of Purdue.
Syracuse, arch rival Of Colgate,
easily defeated Rutgers, the Ole
man eleven. Rutgers has Jack
Grossman, and he was great even
in defeat-a heavy charger, bril-
liant paSSer and kicker and swift
around the ends. GroSSman is be-
ing widely touted for All-American
selection, but totally lacking in
reference he has only slight
chance to display his real ability
Harvard, Penn, Dartmouth,
Penn State. Cornell, the
Army, New York University.
West Virginia. Pitt and
Illinois continued on the
primrose path, but In most
instances their opponents
were merely schedule
breatherS.
st. Louis 19-to-O vanishing Of
Missouri, Washington and Jeffer
sons 7-to-7 tie with Witten
berg, WiSconsin'S 34-to-0 black
ing out of Chicago and Cen
tenary's blasting of Iowa, Z to o
were certainly among the mild
surprises. More to be expected
was Oklahoma's trouncing OF
Nebraska, 81 to 7; New York
Cniversity's win over Villanovs