Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-25
costs Georgetown Game Kansas Osted BY Big Six Conference
East Stages Hot Grid Tits
As Midwest Is Fairly Quiet

| the Army. Dartmouth was q favorite,
but Harvard had plenty OF support,
moral and financial.
PRINCETON, N. J., october IS Op.
Navy and Princeton, two foot nall
elevens which hope to do better clash
In Palmer Stadium today.
Princeton, although beaten by Brown
and Cornell. has shown marked i'm
provement and ruled very slight ia
vorite over the Midshipmen who have
bowed to Notre Dame and Duke. Mrs.
Herbert Hoover arranged to attend the
game.
NEW YORK, october as CR.-A
clash between two indicated and un-
tied foot ball elevens, Fordham ard
New York University, drew close to
$4,000 spectators to the Yankee Stadium
today.
PITTSBURGH, October rs Dr.
More $4,000 foot ball fans-the largest
crowds since the arena gates were thrown
open in 1925-will pack into the big
concrete stadium on the hill overlooking
the University Of Pittsburgh today to
see the Pitt Panther do battle with
the Irish of Notre Dame.
One hundred and twenty-five thou
sand tickets could have been sold, ON
Gals said as they turned back last
minute rush for seats that were not
available.
Pitt awaits the kickoff hampered by
injuries, but 1t was believed all the
casualties would be In the starting line
up. The Rocknemen reported I'm the
pink"
Coach Knute Roclne, said Notre
Dame expected "hard game"
Jock Sutherland Of Pitt reiterated
his Panthers were Gin for o licking"
ANN ARBOR, Mich, october IS (P).
The green but fighting foot ball team
of the University of Illinois faced Mich
igan today determined to remove some
Of the sting Of the overwhelming de-
feat administered . week ago by
Northwestern.
Man for man the nlini appeared to be
no match for the wolverines. although
the latter are minus the services OF
three regulars. Roddy Cox and Norm
Daniels, ends, and Howard Auer, tackle,
were considered unit for service be-
cause Of injuries.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, october as R.-
With defeat meaning the end OF their
reign as Big Ten foot ball champions,
Purdue's desperate Boilermakers were
out to shoot the works against WIS
consin's onrushing eleven today.
Already defeated by Michigan.
beating would Just about quell whatever
| hope Purdue had for gaining at least
q share Of the 1890 title. On form Wis
cousin appeared to have a slight edge,
with triumphs over Chicago and Penn
sylvania, but the Boilermakers were as
| near top strength IS they had been all
season and promised bitter struggle.
Purdue depended on the ground
gaining ability Of Jack White, KiSsell,
Pope, Risk, Purvis and Horstman, while
| the Badgers had the powerful Golden
| berg-Rebholz- Behr-Lusby combination
ready for starting duty.
EVANSTON, NJ, october as CP.-
Northwestern's undefeated Wildcats,
marching on the high road toward Q
claim for the mythical national foot ball
championship, were challenged at
Dyche Stadium today by the Praying
| Colonies" from Centre College.
The representatives Of the small
Kentucky College, made famous on the
| gridiron Q decade ago by 30 Mcmillan,
were expected to succumb to the
potential Big Ten champions, but only
after q hard battle. Thirty thousand
spectators were expected to watch the
duel.
Accepting the engagement as .
"breather," Coach Dick Hanley planned
| to mix up his hne-up with regulars and
| substitutes, while the Colonies employed
| q fun fighting front.