The Washington times., 1933-10-25


ham and Alabama will play be-
fore at least $4,000, it was said
on the Ram campus today. Coach
Crowley continued to polish up
his attack for the SouthernerS
and indicated he will start Stan
Piawlock (pronuounced Peewee) +,
his 208 FOUNDER at fullback.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Dis-
pleased with the backfield work
against Princeton, Coach Lou Lit
tie of Columbia decided today to
bench Sam Maniaci and give his
job to Bill Newell against Penn
State.
HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 25.-
With North Pole weather prevail
ing, Coach Cannell today con-
tinued to whip his Dartmouth
squad into shape for the Harvard
game. Three cripples, Hedges,
Powers and Clark, gave further
evidence that they will be ready
GO play CQe STlLlSO1.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. IS.
Yale authorities today announced
a $4,000 gate is assured for the
Army game. Thirty-five thousand
tickets have already been sold.
Yale coaches continued to put
emphasis on kicking while putting
the squad through the toughest
session Of the week.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. Is.
Lieut.. Gar Davidson, coach of the
Army, today gave particular at
tention to his reserve tackles and
who so far have been the
Army's weakness. The coach was
enthusiastic over the continued
Improvement shown by his team.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-New
York University's giant team went
through its final home workout
;oday in preparation for their trip
70 Georgia. Thirty-four players
will be in the squad which will
for Athens, Ca, tomor-
COW. These behemoths are gradu-
ally finding themselves and the
coaches hint that a victory will
De no surprise to them.
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 25.
Coach Fritz Crisler had his full
squad on hand today for stiff
'crimmage featuring Washington
md Lee formations. Crisler's only
worry continues to be fear of
'Ver-confidence on the part of his
squad.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 25. |
With only two days of work left,
Coach Vic Hanson planned inten-
i've drill today in preparation for
5yracuSe's invasion of Michigan
State. Ed Jontos, injured guard,
S expected to be ready to play
against the westerners.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Bob
luppke today was scheduled to |
crimmage the University of Illi-
lois varsity against Michigan
'lays in preparation for the VOL
'erlne game next week. Zuppke
rave his men a long skull drill''
m strategy to be used against
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. 25.
1ick Lukats, veteran halfback,
will captain Notre Danes football |
cam Saturday in the battle
Igainst Pittsburgh here. Injuries
,ept Lukats, Vairo, Devore and
all regulars, out of yes
intensive scri m m a g e
.gainSt Pitt plays.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 25.
Toach Noble Kizer was striving
oday to get more polish on Pur-
Lue's aerial attack. The Boiler
makers meet Wisconsin Saturday
With a record Of having completed
My one pass this season in %
ttemptS. In Scrimmage Purdue's
ackfield continues to operate on
hree different and interchange
BILE formations.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Ir-
vim Kopecky may get the call for
ackle in the Northwestern lineup
saturday against Ohio State, it
7aS announced today when Capt.
ack HeuSs reported with an in
ured foot. Satisfied with the
unning attack, Dick Hanley di-
ected a long passing drill.
IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 25.-The
respect of meeting Minnesota
saturday filled Coach Ossie Solem
nth misgivings today and he or
cred another stiff offensive drill
or the victorious University of
oWa eleven. The return of Lloyd
Hoffman, tackle, after three
'eekS on the hospital list, cheered
he HaWkeye squad.