The Washington times., 1933-10-20

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feated, united
Moccasins. This -
game, forecsat - 5000
as sensational marry NO'''"
and spectacular, brings together
two evenly matched elevenS.
Tomorrow afternoons game,
one of Americas outstanding grid
battles of the year, features
Auburn's Plainsmen against G.
WIS greatest eleven of all time.
This game, likewise forecast as
of the sensational, spectacular
type, will get under way at 2:30
o'clock.
While G. W. and c. U. are
making home-stands this week
end against powerful and versa
tile foemen, Georgetown's re-
juvenated Hoyas and Maryland's
fast-coming Old Liners strike
into a pair of traditional games
tomorrow, Georgetown opposed to
Western Maryland in Baltimore
Stadium, and Maryland opposed
to v. M. rs battling Keydets, at
Lexington, Va.
LateraIS To Figure
The Catholic University -Chatta-
nooga game is expected to de"
velop into wide-open affair,
with forward passes and decep-
tive single and double reVerseS
held in readiness for use by each
contender. The lateral pass after
forward pass may also figure
prominently.
The G.. W.-Auburn game, due
in most part to Auburn's un-
questioned standing as one OF
the great attacking elevens OF the
country, and G. WIS continual
popularity, probably will attract
a record crowd.
The battle, it is expected, will
develop into "chance-taklng"'
game, since each coach ,Chet
Wynne, of Auburn, and Jim Pix
lee, of G.. w. will be satisfied
only if his team wins. :,
Auburn, naturally, rates tops"
among the four elevens involved
in the two contests. Yet, thou
sands will trek into Griffith Sta
dium tomorrow afternoon firmly
convinced that G. w. can turn
the trick and will defeat Auburn.
C. u, vastly underrated since
defeat by a strong, powerful Holy
Cross team, is out to prove the
right of the Cards to recognition
as a truly fine grid machine. A
new backfield combination, with
the sensational Joanny Sniscak
at fullback, probably will start
the Chattanooga game.
To Test Line
The Cardinal line, which held
it's own against Holy Cross
powerful, 20O-pound-average for
ward wall, will be Sorely tried
tonight, if pregame dope has not
over-rated Chattanooga, which
seems likely in view of the fact
that Oglethrope, winner over
Manhattan, went down before the
hard-charging line of the Moo
ganS.
Auburn's team tomorrow will
be a colorful aggregation, what
with the best of the PlainSmen,
Firpo Phipps going great-guns;
Gump Arian out to prove his
class as an All-American candi-
date; Ripper Williams calling the
plays; MuSSolini Levi to intrigue
those who remember Benny
Friendman and a number Of other
star players of his race; Bunky
O'Rourke, to understudy Rogers,
lightning Auburn halfback, and
Truck Talley to show just how
line pl' 'ging should be accom-
pliShed.
On the other side of the pic
ture we have G. w. offering for
the first big colonial home-game
a quartet of scintillating back
field stars in Baker; quarter: Lee
mans and McCarVer, halfbacks,
and Don Bomba, fullback. This
combination is one capable OF
performing brilliantly. Further,
with Hardy Pearce back at
tackle, and Wright in at center
the Colonials are satisfied that
they can take" Auburn, even if
the PlainSmen are one of the
greatest of all attacking elevens.
Chattanooga will depend to a
great extent tonight on Billy Ven
able, one of the best of running
backs. This lad came mighty
close to upsetting c. us apple
cart last year. He is a vastly inn
proved player this year, both as a
blocker and as a broken field
runner. 1t is as an elusive run
ner that Venable is expected to
shine.