The Washington times., 1931-10-19
Football Briefs

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. 10.
Steve Banas will not be in the
Notre Dame lineup next Satur-
day, when the Fighting Irish clash
with Pittsburgh. Coach Heartley
Hunk" Anderson announced to-
day that his regular fullback had
suffered a broken finger in last
Saturdays game with Drake and
will probably be out Of his uni
form for about 10 days.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. l9.-As
a result of his consistent work in
last Saturdays game with Brad
ley Tech, Paul Carlson, a Sopho-
more, will receive a regular berth
on Illinois backfield. Coach Rob
ert Zuppke said today. This
weeks practice, according to the
mentor, will be devoted largely to
perfecting a defense against the
unexpected aerial attack of Michi-
gan, next Saturdays opponent.
MADISON, Wis.,, Oct. 19.
WiscOnsin's victorious Badgers
today began preparations for
their eastern invasion next Sat
urday, when they lock horns
with Pennsylvania at Philadel-
phia. 1t will be the first east
ern trip of o Wisconsin team In
30 years. Coach Glenn Thistle
waite's team came through last
Saturdays triumphant game
with Purdue with only minor
injuries.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 10.
Coach Sam Willaman today said
his Ohio State Buckeyes would go
through a light practice session
thi, afternoon to permit them to
recuperate from bruises and
scratches incurred in last Satur'
days victory over Michigan. Next
Saturday in the local stadium the
Buckeyes collided with Northwest"
ern'S Wildcats.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 19.-After
their great victory over Army last
week, Harvard football players
were expected to get only light
workout today and no heavy
scrimmaging was expected for the
Crimson this week. Harvard
plays Texas this Saturday. Some
of the regulars may not be used
against the Southerners, being
saved for the Dartmouth game
on November z. A preliminary
check-up showed none Of the Grim
son players sustained severe in.
jurieS in the battle with the
Cadets.
WEST POINT, Oct. 1S.-De-
termined to defeat Yale after
its fall before Harvard, Army
football players looked to a hard
week of drill. The team will
leave here Thursday, arriving at
ROxbury School. near New
New Haven, for a practice ON
Friday afternoon. It will re-
main at the school until about
game time. Stecker and SebaS-
tian, two of the Cadets chief
performers, are badly injured
and may be out for several
weeks.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. ia light
drill, if any, was carded for
Yale today. Considerable in
terest was felt toda, in naming of
the man to play center next Sat
urday against Army. Surprise
was expressed that Vincent Malin,
freshman captain last year, was
started at center against Chicago
instead of Eddie Doonan. Yale
will probably scrimmage Tuesday
and Wednesday.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-OnIy
minor bruises was reported by
members Of Chick Meehan's
New York University team today
after the Rutgers victory. N.
Y. U. plays Colgate this week.
and must prepare for hard
games the rest of the season.
After Colgate, the ViOlets clash
with Oregon. Georgia, FOrdham
and Carnegie. Tech.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Mes-
sages of congratulation from all
parts of the country poured in
today for Coach Lou Little and
his Columbia eleven. Columbia's s
defeat of Dartmouth was held by
many coaches and fans as a great
tribute to Little in view of the
dearth of material at the New
York school. The Blue and White
eleven was expected to rest today
before starting preparations for
the game against Williams on
Saturday.
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