The Washington times., 1933-12-02
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4,500 G. w. supporters assembled
to show their loyalty to the
ColonialS.
Edison the Oldest
Today's G. W.-Kansas battle
ends a successful season for the
Colonials. 1t appears likely that
last years G.. w. high.water
mark for attendance will be
broken. If 10000 people see to-
days game, last years record Of
92,500 will be equalled. More
than likely between $4,000 and
10000 will see today's game, thus
breaking the mark of 92,500 and
for the first time in the history
of G. w. athletics passing the
100000 mark.
A few unusual features will
mark today's game in Griffith
Stadium. It will be Kansas
first appearance here. Paul
Hudson, of Washington, whG
played quarterback on Kansas
first grid eleven in 1890, viii
shake hands with the 1888 Jay
hawker quarterback.
John Joy Edison, local banker,
will attend the game. He ID
the oldest G. w. alumnus. hav.
ing been graduated IS years
ago this coming June with the
Glass of 1868.
Pretty 30" Atwell, G. W.'s
Queen of the University" will
present the Kansas field captain
with a bouquet between halves.
WOOdring a Guest
Hon. Harry H. Woodring, ASSis.
tant Secretary Of War, former
governor of Kansas, will be guest
Of honor.
G. WIS band, resplendent as
usual. will play as never before.
Games are also listed for de-
cision on Friday. December 8,
and Saturday, December 8, with
a few even later than those two
dates. The main attraction. af
ter December 9, of course, is
the Rose Bowl game, with Leland
Stanford University opposed by a
team yet to be chosen from East
ern, Southern or Middle West
ern sectors.
Still anc ther attraction is the
Tournament of Palms game in
Miami, Fla, which will find
Duquesne University pitted against
Miami University, New Year Day.
In New York, where wise-guys
are plentiful, the dope has it that
Princeton will defeat Yale, but
that Army will run into mishap
and will go down before the angry
Ramblers of Notre Dame.
Quality in Saddle
If Army does meet defeat, it
will not be the first time that
Notre Dame team, alleged to be in
ferior, will have accomplished the
task.
The Army-Notre Dame game Is
traditional and is just the kind
of contest to furnish an upset.
Duke is very much in the posi-
ton of Army, as the Blue Devils
face Georgia Tech today. The
wise-guys of Atlanta, likewise
plentiful, say that Dukes apple
cart will be upset by the so-calleG
Rambling Wreck of Georgia Tech.
Quality is written all over to-
days 13 outstanding games. 1t Is
doubtflS if a Saturday Of play
with more quality has marked the
game of football.
More than passing interest Is
centered in the Florida-Maryland
game at Tampa, Fla. The Old
Liners, after several days of COM
plete rest, clash with the Gators,
! firmly convinced that the TerpS
have found themselves and will
win. Most people feel, however,
that the long trek of Maryland
| into the West Coast Of Florida
wilds will prove disastrous.
Defense Strategy
From a technical viewpoint, stu
dents of the game today will study
the strategy employed by Prince
ton, Army, and Duke to overcome
especially constructed defenses.
There appears to exist no doubt
but that the defense has the upper
hand in the game Of football as 1t
is played today.
Consequently, Princeton, Army,
and Duke must show attacks that
are truly superior, if they are to
be returned winners.