The Washington times., 1933-10-28
MOST ELEvENS
IN M|D-SEASON
FORM TODAY
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! indicates that the punt as both
an offensive and defensive
weapon deserves high place in
the game and its strategy.
Undefeated teams of the East
meet in Yale Bowl today, when
Army moves its mule into New
Haven. Army is favored in pre-
game dope, probably due to the
outstanding ability of West Points
backfield.
Holy Cross, another undefeated
and united Eastern eleven, runs
into an angry Brown Bear. The
Crusaders, however, have the stuff
and are expected to dispose Of
Brown.
Fordham's first real test Of the
season comes this afternoon in
New York as frankie Thomas,
Notre Danes great little star Of
years gone by, puts his Alabama
eleven against SLEEPY Jimmy"
Crowley's "hot" Rams. Although
many figure that Alabama will
win, the grid critics appear united
on the opinion that Fordham is
too strong for the Southerners.
Michigan State is a difficult
team to defeat in East Lansing,
where the Farmer campus lies.
Charlie Bachman, State coach, is
a great chap for bringing team
to top form for a particular con-
test. He has State ready for
Syracuse, with the result that
State is favored to win by most
critics.
Many Contests
Numerous are the outstanding
games of today, chief among them
the following list: Bucknell-T Item
pie, Carnegie-W. and j., Colgate
Lafayette, Columbia-Penn State,
vard-Dartmouth, Notre Dame
Pitt, Penn-Navy, Princeton-Washo
ington and Lee, Chicago Michigan,
Kansas-Kansas State, Nebraska
Oklahoma, Minnesota-Iowa, Ohio
State Northwestern, Wisconsin
Purdue, Kentucky-Duke, Louisi-
a-Vanderbilt, Mississippi State
Southwestern, North Carolina
Georgia Tech, Mississippi Clemson,
Tennessee-Florida, Tulane-Auburn,
VirginiaV. M. l., South Carolina
V. P. l., California-Southern Cali
fornia, Oregon State-Washington
State, Oregon-U. C. L. A., Wash
ington-Stanford, Arkansas-South-
ern Methodist, Texas-Rice and
Texas Aggies-Baylor.
Locally, William and Mary,
ancient educational institution of
America, brings team to meet
William and Mary's old foe,
Georgetown.
Eyes on Baltimore
That traditional-Maryland VS..
Western Maryland-iS on tap this
afternoon in Baltimore Stadium.
This game may be accepted as
sure to be hard fought and
bitterly contested.
Many students Of football will
watch with interest the result of
the recent move by Coach Jack
F'aber, Of Maryland, who executed
an aXe-swing manoever on the
very eve of this important contest
by eliminating from their posi-
tions on the varsity five Terrapins
who figured they had cinched
their jobs This Stratagem Is
generally a valuable one. It re-
mains to be seen whether or not
it will work against Western
Maryland.
American University and Gal
laudet, unsuccessful to date this
season. bid fair to continue their
losing Streaks today, as st. Johns
of Annapolis is rated too strong
for the Eagles, while Uosala is
considered bit too weighty and
speedy for Gallaudet. American
plays st. Johns at American o.,
but the Silents travel to East
Orange, N. j., for their game.
HoWard's Bisons, now reaching
top form, are in Charleston, West
Virginia, for their annual battle
with West Virginia State.
Once again today enormous
crowds are expected to sit in on
grldiron proceedings, thus again
indicating that America loves her
football and her rough games.
The Virile, aggressive tactics Of
football-the personal contact
the idea of a contest to estab-
ltsh a wipperz-all are fascinating
angles for the average American.