Evening star., 1932-10-15
By the Associated Press.

w YEST POINT, N. Y, October
M 15.-The powerful Panthers
v of Pittsburgh invaded the
plains of West Point to battle
Army today in the East's outstanding
foot ball attraction.
The game brought together two un-
defeated arrays and jeopardized the
Eastern, as well as national, champion
ship hopes of both. Pitt, on the basis
of its terrific attack as evidenced by
the 100 points 1t has rolled up against
Ohio Northern, West Virginia and Du-
quesne, was the favorite.
The Panthers, with the aid Of the
amazing Paul Reider Warren Heller
passing combination. swamped the
Cadets last season, 26-0.
NEW YORK. October IS R.-The
~ fifth foot ball clash of New York
University and Georgetown in the
Yankee Stadium today found the Violets
slight favorites over the visitors from
Washington. Neither had been tested,
however. N. Y u. running over Hobart
and Rutgers while Georgetown was
beating Mount ST. Mary's and Canisius:
OF the four previous games each mad
won two. Georgetown won IL IN 1873
and l4-O the following year. N. Y. U.
won, 20 in 1880 and $40 last season.
PRINCETON. N. J.. october IS
P. Princeton's rejuvenated Tigers
sought their first major victory since
1928 in the twenty-second clash with
Cornell in Palmer Stadium today.
The Tigers lost all their major games
last season, tied Chicago in 1880 and
Navy in 1929. but have not won a big
game since they beat Yale, 12-2, IN the
next to last game Of the 1923 campaign.
Under the coaching OF Frltz Cnsier,
they looked good IN their losing battle
with Columbia last week. but they were
distinct underdogs against Cornell.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, October 10
~ R-Yale and Browns foot ball
eleVens met in the Yale Bowl to-
dav in the thirty-sixth renewal OF
rivalry that began in 1880!
Brown has succeeded in winning only
four games and tying two In Its long
series with Yale but the Bruins entered
today's game with plenty OF commence,
in view of Yale's disappointing tie games
with Bates and Chicago.
NEW YORK, October is P).-Colum.
bias foot ball team lined up agalnst
the University of Virginia TO-DAY Ior us
second major game OF the season aho
its only intersectional game.
Victorious over Princeton last week,
the Lions had some hopes of repeating
the 27-O victory they scored over the
Cavaliers last year. the first time the
teams ever met. Virginia, however, was
considered somewhat stronger tnan IN
1881 and was hopeful Tor q Vlctory OF
at least a close score.
PHILADELPHIA, october Is R.-
The major half of the intercoi-
legiate foot ball season gets under
way here today when the gridiron war
riors of the University Of Pennsylvania
meet the big Green team OF Dartmouth
on Franklin Field.
penn's line will be hampered by the
loss of Stan Sokolis, the team captain,
at tackle.
PITTSBURGH, October is R.-
Carnegie Techs gridiron clan Will take
on the forces of Washington and JET
ferson today in the nineteenth meeting
of the teams.
Defeated by the Presidents in every
engagement save three-in 1920. 1923
and l930-the Tartans will march into
battle thirsty for revenge, but minus
the services of Bill Sample, co-captain
and mighty guard.
The "Jeffs" won last year, 10.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, October IS (P.
After a long interval, the Nittany
Lions from Penn State return to the
stadium today to renew rivalry that
has given Harvard at least two of its
most thrilling battles in its ancient
foot ball history.
The Crimson appeared strong enough
to win by several touchdowns.
EAsToN, Pa, October IS F.-Its
II "set-up" season completed, Col
gate University's foot ball team
meets its first major opposition Of the
current campaign today in its battle
with Lafayette College.
Coming to the stadium here for the
first time in quarter of century, Col
gate has three overwhelming victories
so far this season over minor opponents,
while Lafayette proved sturdy foe for
any eleven last week, when it held the
Big Green Dartmouth aggregation to .
one-touchdowH win.