Evening star., 1933-10-27

NdoctS Idtc SuSut euSe OH Cne OASIS
Of what looks like a superior line.
Southern California California
Oregon State demonstrated last week
that the Trojans could be held to a
scoreless draw, but Southern California
still appears to be the class of tine
Pacific Coast Conference. California
hasn't beaten It's southern neighbor
since 1929 and it seems as if the Golden
Bears will have to wait a while longer
for revenge.
KINNESOTA-IOWA-A match of
Nl Gopher power and Iowa speed
personified mostly by young Joe
Laws. This timid ballot for Minnesota
is explained by the Gophers' fine show
ing against Pitt.
Georgia-New York University-un-
defeated Georgia is the logical favorite
the once violent Violets held Colgate
to one touchdown last week, but the
Red Raider attack. gaining over 200
yards from Scrimmage, was checked by
eight penalties.
Michigan-Chicago Apparently the
spot for Michigans second Big Ten
victory.
Fordham- -Alabama-Two undefeated
exponents Of the Notre Dame system
collide in this one with break or
two probably the decisive factor. This
vote for F'ordham is predicated on the
Rams advantage in playing at home.
Nebraska Oklahoma-Within the Big
Six at least, Nebraska's Cornhuskers
seldom play prophet" false.
Tennessee Florida-Beaten twice in
row, Tennessee seems likely to re-
cover in time to spoil F1orida's un-
defeated record.
Ohio State Northwestern of the
too,nhocf af oil o,yf oct-
ern's new-found attack may pull the
Wildcats through.
TENN NAVY-The Tars have shown
nothing SO far to warrant their
selection over Penn.
Notre Dame -Pitt-Notre Danes poor
showing against Carnegie inspires
vote for the Panther
Louisiana Vanderbilt - Unless
the Commodores show considerable i'm
provement over last week, L. S. U.
should open its Southeastern Confer
ence campaign with victory.
& Princeton Washington and Lee-The
Generals are tougher than they've been
In years, but Princeton should win
handily.
+ Holy Cross s-Brown-Despite tricky
offense Brown seems fated to be worn
down by the sheer strength of the
burly Crusaders.
Harvard-Dartmouth - Dartmouth is
the indicated favorite, but a heavy
casualty list may impair the Indians
effectiveness.
Wisconsin-Purdue- some
thing Of a Purdue jinx. but there's no
alternative but to pick the Boiler
makers on their record.
DUKE-KENTUCKY-Wallace Wade
has developed a powerful team
at Duke, too strong, perhaps, for
Kentucky.
Mississippi Clemson "Ole Miss"
looks the stronger.
:. Kansas-Kansas Stately the toss Of
. coin, Kansas State.
Columbia-Penn State-The Nittany
Lions uncovered an attack last week,
but they don't rate with Columbia.
d Michigan State.SyracuSe Syracuse
looks strong enough to avenge 1892
beating.
Arkansas-Southern Methodist-Play-
ing In their own bailiwick, Arkansas
overturned Texas Christian. Southern
Methodist goes to Fayetteville expecting
trouble and probably will get it.
Observation-Disclosures Colgate
should win comfortably.
may roll over the Plainsmen of Auburn.
Villanova- Observation-Disclosures looks
too powerful for the Jaspers.
Texas-Rice-TexaS starts its South
west Conference campaign, hopeful of
victory.
Bucmeu- -Temple-This ones in the
day time, explaining selection of Buck
nell to beat the Owls
North Carolina Georgia Tech-A bal
lot for the Engineers.
WAS HING G GTON-STANFORD-
w Somebody may beat Stanford
soon, but until then a vote
for the team Pop" Warner left behind
him.
q. c. L. A.-Oregon-A wavering vote
Of confidence in U. c. L. A. to beat
unbeaten Oregon.
Oregon State-Washington State-Ore-
gon State tied Southern California;
Washington State tied California, which
seems (right now, anyway a good rea-
son for picking Oregon State.
Carnegie Tech washington & Jef1er-