The Washington times., 1930-10-31
NEEDS
VICTORIES
BADLY

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soundly spanked by intersec
tional rivals in the downfall OF
such elevens as Carnegie Tech
Colgate, Yale, Pittsburgh and
Pennsylvania. e EASTERN football
teams were keyed nigh today
with the right to battle for re
demption tomorrow.
Five weekend tilts bring to
eether representative East and
West squads in Penn VS.. Kansas,
Michigan State VS.. Georgetown,
Pitt VS.. Nebraska, Chicago VS.
Princeton and Army VS.. North
Dakota.
True enough the East has won
q majority of intersectional games
so far this season with a record
Of II triumphs in 18 games, but
humbling, Of both Carnegie and
Pitt by Notre Dame, Colgate by
Michigan State, Penn by Wiscon.
sin and Yale by Georgia wiped
out any numerical advantage en-.
joyed by Atlantic slope colleges.
Army should be able to win
from North Dakota with second
strigers even though the Flicker
tails. as the boys from the land
of the long lariatS and wide
wheat fields call themselves, have
not lost a game this season. Pitt
should handle Nebraska without
much friction. But thereafter
the chances of Eastern elevens
are about as bright as pea soup
fog.
GeOrgetOwn's record in
cIudeS defeats by Western
Maryland and West Virginia,
while the Lansing outfit
wiped up Colgate, . team
which later thrashed Penn
State 40 to 0, by q IA to Z
Chalking.
Kansas is bringing a mighty
squad topped by the sensational
earring JIM Bausch to Phila-
clelphia and if one half Of what
the public prints have said about
the invaders is true, the Red ana
Blue is due for its second bad
wind from the West.
The Chicago-Princeton BOBBY
tprize row shapes up as an ex-
preston of which one likes least,
such as castor oil or salami Sau-
sage. Both Florida and Wlscon-
sin rocked Stages staggerers and
Princeton lost to Brown, Cornell
and Navy in a string OF horsecol-
lars resembling a busy harness
makers shop.
ing Tiger have shouted Tor three
straight Saturdays that Prince:
ton was a ''slow starter" and
asked the fans "to wait until the
Tigers starts" Maybe they were
talking about the hockey season
Anyway. as consistent losers the
teams are so evenly matched tne
game may be exciting.
The Penn-KanSas braWl In Fn1l'
adelphia is important not only
because everyone Is going to get
a chance to find out If Bausch
isAas great as the Western experts
swear. but on the result may
hinge the future Of Coach Lud
Wray, who, created a furore after
the wisconsin drubbing by tenn
porarily sending some of his first
team stars to the second and
third squads.
Also, he SO heartily leCtured .
one of his aces that the in
dignant man folded up his
mOIeskins and walked away
for good, not even taking time
to grab his sweat shirt. A vic
tory for the Eastern eleven
might serve to calm the trOu-
bled waters At Penn.
Philadelphia draws the calcium
further this Saturday with two
other contests, Temple-Wake For
est and Duke, conqueror Of Navy,
versus Villanova.
The Polo Grounds in New York
city will be the scene of a con-
flict between West Virginia and
Fordham, and the fans will prob
ably think the Giants and Cubs
are still out there if the New
York college can move the baA
as fast as 1t says it can. Chick
Meehan's New York University
Violets may take on q slightly
blue tinge for they travel to Pitts
burgh to battle no less than a
team than Carnegie Tech, the
eleven that somebody said was
going to beat Notre Dame.
Harvard is giving all the best
performers a day in the country
while picking on little William
and Mary, and the same is true
of Colgate, which will hop all
over Mississippi at Hamilton, and
the Trojans Of southern Cali
fornia, who will smother Denver
at Los Angeles. Marquette is