Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-01
THOUSANDS CROWD
YALE, PENN FIELDS
Northwestern, Minnesota At
tract Many-0ther Big
Engagements.
By the Associated Press.

/ fans were intent on seeing
Eastern foot ball games
today.
A half dozen stellar attractions
on the program accounted for
over 100000 spectators. The Yale
Bowl, with Yale and Dartmouth
playing, was the magnet for 49,
600. AS many more fans in Phil
adelphia were attracted by the
intersectional clash between Penn
sylvania and Kansas.
Carnegie Tech and New York Uni
versity counted on having about $4,000
to watch the renewal of their rivalry,
while nearly as many more spectators
at the battle between the powerful lines
of Syracuse and Brown swelled the list.
Two undefeated teams, playing in
New York, contributed 10000 or more.
Columbia was host to unbeaten Cornell
and mighty Fordham entertained West
Virginia. Harvard drew thousands,
although expecting no hard task with
William and Mary.
CHICAGO, November / R).-Up at
Minneapolis today $4,000 foot ball en-
thusiasts bundled up to go to Memorial
Stadium to watch Northwestern and
Minnesota decide which should remain
in the Big Ten championship.
The Gopher-Wildcat contest rated as
the topliner of the Middle Western
schedule, which included two other
strictly conference games, and trio In
which Big Ten teams were involved.
Purdue, with its remote chance of
winning or sharing in the title, was at
Illinois, while Wisconsin, eager to SAL
| wage as much glory as possible after Its
defeat by Purdue last week, was paired
up with Ohio State at Columbus. Iowa
| had an engagement with the University
of Detroit's Titans at Detroit and In
diana was the guest in Notre Dame
new brick bowl.
Purdue was the choice over Illinois,
but the Illini were hopeful Of hitting a
victorious stride. Wisconsin, obviously
| powerful, was rated as too good for Ohio
State, which has won only one Big Ten
match in three tries, while Indiana was
expected to provide little serious trouble
| for Notre Dame.
The intersectional Offering of the day
brought together Chicago and Prince
ton in a game which was interesting
mostly for traditional reasons. The
TeCOIu VI IlelLlleT Was impressive, Out
the Tiger hoped to even up the four
game series by winning today. Michi-
gan had an open date.
Dartmouth Determined.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, November up
Hopeful of scoring Dartmouth'S first
victory over Yale, an Indicated high
| scoring team came to New Haven today
Dartmouth, which rolled up big
! scores against four opponents and
| capped them with a To victory over
| Harvard last week, was a slight
favorite. Yale has been beaten by
Georgia and tied by Army.
Yale's chances for victory again
hung on the slight form of Albie Booth
who was injured a week ago, but re-
covered rapidly. Pre-game plans were
to start Sullivan at quarterback, hold
ing Booth in reserve for an opening
that would suit his talents. Yale sup
porters believed that if Able could
make a few of his famous shifty runs,
he alone could offset the superior
strength of Dartmouth.
Army Is Cautious.
WEST POINT. N. Y, November Cp).
"A newcomer on the Army schedule,
North Dakota University, furnished the
opposition for the Cadets today in a
game which was expected to serve as a
breather after successive clashes with
Harvard and Yale
The Flickertails, although champions
of the North Central Conference and
one of the few remaining undefeated
and united teams this year, were rated
considerably below the powerful Army
team in strength
Maj. Ralph SasSe. Army coach, was
not willing to risk defeat, however, and
expected to start his regulars.
Expect Another Battle,
PITTSBURGH. November / CP).-
With the spectacular battle they fought
here in 1928 still fresh in memory. more
than 10000 fans had purchased tickets
for today's game at the stadium be-
tween the colorful elevens of Carnegie
Tech and New York University.
Each team has lost one game, Car
negie being downed by Notre Dame,
New York u by Fordham. Both are
in first-class condition for today's tilt.
A Consolation Contest.
CHICAGO, November (P).-Prince-
ton and Chicago, both still trying to get
started in major foot ball competition,