The Washington times., 1932-10-26
ELI
APPEAR AS
WINNERS
By HARRY COSTELLO

While many of this weeks grid
games are expected to prove in
teresting, exciting and thrilling.
leading teams are expected to
play more or less to form this
Saturday. Upsets in such numbers
| as marked last Saturdays games
will probably be absent this week
end.
AS is the weekly custom, seven
games intrigue .Washingtonians.
Those seven games are discussed
first.
Yale-Dartmouth: A superior
Green team moves on New Haven,
as have many other superior
Green teams. Dartmouth has tied
but never beaten Yale. Grid his
tory has a way of repeating itself,
and Yale probably will win or tie
Dartmouth.
Harvard Should Win
Harvard Brown: Brown actually
looks the better team, but Har.
ward should exc out win, or a
tie.
Ohio State Wisconsin: State
looks the better team. but Spears
is at Wisconsin and has this Ohio
game in mind. Mighty close, but
State should win.
Minnejota-N Northwestern: The
men of the north are slow start
ers but are now we'll under way.
This is another close one, a toss.
up, W. an edge to the Wild
cats.
Vanderbilt-G Georgia Tech: The
latter improving constantly, but
Vandy has just about the best
material in the Southern Con-
ference, which means Vandy
should win.
Looks For Upset
Maryland-V. M. l.: Both teams
weaker than last year. Maryland
holds an edge because of Wild
myer and despite the loss C
Poppelman. However, I look for
a mild upset and am picking V.
M. I.
Quantico Marines-Davis Elkins:
Another tough one to pick. The
Marines are big fellows but this
is a dead Stand-off and what edge
exists goes to the college boys.
Detroit Georgetown After G. us
/ showing of last week, one Is
forced to take Detroit. G. W.
Iowa: 1t seems that Big Ten foot
ball is bit too fast for the
Colonials, even if this is 1oWa's
first night game.
N. Y. U.-Purdue: Closer than
most figure. Purdue in New
York is different than Purdue in
Chicago, or any other city in the
Midwest. However, take Pur-
due.
Rams Too Strong
Boston College-Fordham The
Rams look too strong; Collegiate
Penn State: Colgate, by plenty;
Holy Cross Catholic University:
Holy Cross will have no easy time.
but should win; Notre DamePitt:
After Pitts failure to defeat o. S.
u, many will lose confidence in
the Panthers. However, they
constitute truly great team, but
should lose the decision; Temple
Carnegie Tech: I look for Temple
to crash through; Chicago-Illi-
nois: Stages men should win
again; Observation-Disclosures: Tight,
but the Tide should cop; North
Carolina-North Carolina State:
The former should win; Davidson
Clemson: The Tiger should win
over Davidson. due to the return
of three backs.
Navy-Penn: Penn, after a Strug-
gle; Michigan.Princeton: Michi.
gan; Lafayette-W. and j.: Lafay-
cite should win.
Other Selections
These teams should be returned
winners: Oglethorpe, Loyola IN.
o., Bucknell. Lafayette, Michi-
gan State, Wesleyan, Williams,
Marquette, Nebrask Kansas,
Centenary, V. P. l., Georgia, Ten
neSsee, Louisiana State, Virginia,
Auburn, Indiana. Tulane, Furman,
Wake Forest, Texas, Texas Chris
tian, Oklahoma, California, Ore
gon. st. Mary's, Stanford, Wash
ington, Washington State, West
Virginia Wesleyan, Dayton, Abi-
lene, Kansas Wesleyan, Grace
land, Southwestern, Monticello,
Nebraska 3D." Drake, Washburn,
Erskine, st. Cloud, Tenn. Wes-
leyan, John Carroll, Colorado
Mines, Louisiana Tech, Lincoln,
st. Thomas, Maryville, Occidental,
Ohio University, Oregon State,
Oklahoma City, San Diego. Rock
hurst, st. Ambrose, California
Tech, Simmons Central, Tennes-
see Junior, Texas Tech, Howard
Payne, Union, Whittier, Westmin-
ster, Nebraska Wesleyan, william
Jewell.
Albright, Amherst, Arizona, Ark
ansas, Augustana, Baker, Bald
in-Wallace, Bates, Arkansas
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