Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-25
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
N YEw YORK, october 25.-Half q
mi dozen sectors of the Eastern
foot ball front today had
stellar attractions.
Notre Dame and Pittsburgh, both
unbeaten and united, caused sell-out
for the first time since the Pitt
Stadium was built.
The Yale bowl was the site Of q
colorful battle between Army'S I'M
beaten Cadets and Yale.
New York University and Fordham
made the Yankee Stadium q mecca for
close to $4,000 fans.
Other features were the clash Of
Dartmouth's triumphant Indians and
Harvard at the Harvard Stadium; the
Princeton Navy joust. at Princeton; the
Penn state Colgate clash, at State Col
lege; an philadelphia duel between
Temple and Villanova; the Brown Holy
Gross combat, at Providence. and the
night game in the Atlantic City Audi
torium between washington and Jeffer-
son and Lafayette.
CHICAGO, october as HP.-A pair
Of battles Of Big Ten championship
significance today headed up an I'M
usually quiet Midwestern foot ball day.
At Ann Arbor, indicated Michigan
faced Illinois in-and-out eleven, while
at Lafayette, Ind, Purdue was planted
in the path of Wisconsin's title-seeking
Badgers The Wolverines ruled favor
ties over Illinois, but q hot fight ap-
peared likely with the nlini hoping to
erase the memory of 32-to-0 beating
by Northwestern last week.
Wisconsin's record was more impress
sive than PurdueS, but the Boiler
makers, desperate and stronger in man.
power than at any time this season,
promised Glenn Thistlethwaite's Badgers
o strenuous afternoon.
IntorsectiOnal Battles.
Chicago and Northwestern were pitted
against intersectional adverSarieS from
the South, while Indiana was the Big
Tens invading force. The Hoosiers
were at Dallas, Tex, praying for q
"norther" to give them their own kind
Of foot ball weather against Southern
Methodist University and hoped to
spring q surprise on Ray Morrisons
forward passing adopts.
Chicago scented its first major VIC
tory Of the seasonal the expense OF
the University Of Mississippi-bu was
not accorded more than a mild edge
over TIE SONS OF OIe MISS. NOrClWeSC-
ern's undefeated Wildcats, with q big
array Of reserves in its proposed start
ing lineup, still was an almost pro-
hibitive fagorite over Center College
the terror Of other foot ball seasons.
Minnesota, with a victory In its sin
gle Big Ten start: Ohio State, twice de-
feated In Conference competition, and
Iowa, loser Of its one and only Big Ten
test OF the season, had open dates.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, October IS Up
Seventy five thousand spectators
made their way toward the Yale Bowl
today to watch the thirtieth foot ball
duel between unbeaten Army and Yale
Despite Yale's defeat by Georgia, the
Ellis were close to an even choice against
the Cadets, who have won four games
in row, the last from Harvard. Army
with veteran line and three new backs
in Letzelter, Fields and Herb, hoped foI
revenge for the 21-to-13 beating it took
q year ago. Able Booth, whose spec
tacular playing in that game enabled
the Ellis to overcome a 13-to-0 deficit
starts at quarterback today.
BOSTON, october IS CR.-Dart-
mouth, which has rolled up 225 points
| in four games, meets its first real test
today against Harvard.
Dartmouth, after bowling over three
, minor opponents, buried Columbia un-
| der 52-to-0 count last week while
Harvard was losing . 6-to-0 decision to