Evening star., 1932-10-15

NJ Y. U. VS.. Georgetown at New
~. York-Another hard one that N.
Y. U. should win.
Notre Dame vs. Drake, at South
Bend-Whatever Notre Dame cares to
make it.
Ohio State VS.. Michigan. at Colum-
bus-One of the days big games with
the Maize and Blue picked above the
Scarlet and the Gray; l. e., Michigan
to win.
Oregon VS.. U. c. L. A., at Portland
Close. with an Oregon flavor.
Pennsylvania VS.. Dartmouth, at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nip-and-tucker,
one Of the days hardest, with Dart
mouth awarded faint margin.
Princeton VS.. Cornell, at Princeton
become baffied, not to say ronplussed.
A steaming melee, with Cornell ia
vored.
Purdue VS.. wisconsin, at Lafayette
George Ade should see his people win
close one-meaning Purdue.
Stanford vs.. West Coast Army, at
Palo Alto-all Stanford.
Syracuse vs. Southern Methodist, at
Syracuse-Syracuse should scramble
through.
Texas VS.. Oklahoma, at Dallas-An-
other tough one where the Longhorns
have power enough to win.
Tulane VS.. Vanderbilt, at New Or
leans-a championship menu between
two Of the best, with Tulane favored.
Army vs.. Pittsburgh, at West Point
Pittsburgh carries too many big guns.
In spite of which corking scrap
should be enjoyed by all.
Navy VS.. Ohio University, at An
napolis-Navy is the tip.
v. P. I. VS.. William and Mary, at
Richmond-just about as even as So
So; both are goo6
Yale VS.. Brown, at New Haven-the
Bulldog ought to win. but the Bulldog
will have to play more foot ball than
it has shown so far.
There are 81 games named IN this
group. Why not arrange your own
series of guesses, intuitions, selections
or expert pickings from this hst-ln
advance, Of course.
Then in case your average is higher
than mine you can send us some SUIT.
able gift to help soothe our harassed
feelings.
The Tougher Selections.
THE list carries some of the hardest
Il selections Of the season. IL is
full Of auicksand and bunkers.
Among the harder ones to PICK are
the following:
Tennessee Alabama, Tulane-Vander-
bilt. Dartmouth Pennsylvania Texas-
Oklahoma. e-Wisconsin, La1ay-
ette-Colsate, Princeton Cornell, Yale
Brown. ,..
Any one Of these teams can win with
out calling for the old Autumn upset.
AS a rule, most upsets are based upon
natural causes unknown to the OUTSIDE
public before q game-injuries, stale
ness, overconfidence, and such.
For example, last Fall I felt sure
certain team would be fairly easy
winner. The night before the game
this teams coach said, IN commence,
that five of his best men hao Deen
pretty badly battered up and wouldn't
lest is minutes. It turned out just
that way, and in place OF winning, via
the expected dope, his team was beaten
by several touchdowns. Few teams are
good enough to win with flock OF Dad
ankles, shoulders and knees. .
AS ldT do OIlC Sdi Juo6S AAo ~ A'oS -
the leading teams meeting today are IN
st-class condition. One difficulty IS
rating those that have yet to be tested
by first-class opposition. This IS where
the Jolt often falls. Consider Yale's
pub1icized prospects the season
opened.
The End Of the TraE.
4 FTER more than 40 years OF coach
n ing, A. A. stagg at last has come
to the end of the road.
The veteran Chicago coach belonged
to foot ball when the game was just
getting under way-only q few years
after it had taken something OF its
present form. He belonged to the era
Just after walter Camp. He left Yale
In the sos and he came back with a
Chicago team to tie Yale A years later,
which must stand as a record for serv-
ice in one game-under one flag.
Stagg has contributed more than his
share to the ideals Of amateur sport.
He has been one Of the finest influences
foot bah has ever known. Foot ball
and the entire world Of sport win miss
him.
(Copyrisht, iS31, By North American News
paper Alliance, Inc)
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