The Washington times., 1934-10-13
HOYAS AND c, j,
FACE TEST
TODAY
CONTINUED from Page y
way This game looms as battle
worth going mil to see


way This game looms as a battle
worth going mil to see.
Another opportunity is given
for fans to compare Big Ten
and Big Six football as Iowa
and Nebraska clash. Grid ex-
perts all over the nation will
W a h today's Iowa-Nebraska
battle to see how we'll Iowa's
great Negro player, Oze Sim
mons, from Texas, performs his
backfield duties.
A top attraction in the East
is the intersectional game be-
tween Glenn Scobie Pop
Warmers Temple eleven and "Bo"
McMillin's Indiana University
Hoosiers.
Washington fans will watch
three games: the Catholic Uni
versity-Holy Cross game, in Wor-
cester, Mass: the Georgetown
Manhattan battle, at Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn; and the Mary
land-Navy fray, at Annapolis.
c. U. today must depend on
spirit. Holy Cross has a remark
able squad, Crusader material
being far, far superior to that
possessed by C. U.
Georgetown enters the Man
haitian game positively sold on
the idea the Hoyas can whip
Chick Meehan'S Jaspers. How
ever, in New York, Manhattan
las been installed a 5-to.4 ia
vorite.
BY those in on the know,
Maryland is given a chance to
sneak one over on Navy, but
the Midshipmen are 5-to-4 ia
vorites with the public.
American University's gree
team is expected to lick Bridge.
water at American University,
but Gallaudet enters its game
against Washington College, at
Chestertown, Md, a decided
underdog.
George Washington University
played its weekend game last
night, in Griffith Stadium, with
the Citadel furnishing the
opposition.
Outstanding games today in
the East include Pitt-Southern
California, Yale VS.. Pennsylvania,
Harvard VS.. Brown, Army VS..
Drake, Columbia VS.. Virginia
Military, Princeton VS.. Williams,
Villanova VS.. LaSalle, Temple VS..
Indiana, Boston University VS..
Tufts, Cornell VS.. Syracuse, and
Albright VS.. Western Maryland.
South, Southwest Top
The south and southwest seem
to have the top attractions of
the day.
Exclusive Of the Rice-Southern
Methodist battle, at Houston, the
following are important: Georgia
VS.. North Carolina, Duke VS..
Georgia Tech, Kentucky VS..
Clemson, Tennessee VS.. Mis-
siSsippi, West Virginia VS.. Wash
ington and Lee, Virginia Tech
VS.. William and Mary. Chat
tanooga VS.. Oglethorpe, Florida, VS..
Tulane, Alabama VS.. Mississippi
State, Cincinnati VS.. Vanderbilt,
Louisiana VS.. Auburn. Texas VS..
Oklahoma, Texas A. & M. VS..
Centenary, Tulsa VS.. Texas
Christian, Wake Forest VS.. Fur
man, Arkansas VS.. Baylor, and
Richmond VS.. Emory-Henry.
In the Midwest and Far West,
including the Rocky Mountain
area, a number of interesting
games are listed. Among these
are Notre Dame VS.. Purdue,
Michigan VS.. Chicago, Michigan
State VS.. Carnegie Tech, Wis
consin VS.. South Dakota State,
Illinois VS.. Ohio State, Missouri
VS.. Iowa State, Utah VS.. Brigham
Young, Denver VS.. Colorado
ASSleS. California VS.. COllege Oh
Pacific, U. C. L. A. sv. Montana.
Wyoming VS.. Montana State,
Gonzaga VS.. Washington State
and Oregon VS.. Washington.
Thus far this season, outstand-
ing teams, such as Pitt, in the
EastS Rice in the Southwest; Ten
nessee, Vandy and Duke, in the
South; st. Mary's, Washington
State, Santa Clara and St. Mary'S
in the Far West; Minnesota and
Iowa in the Big Ten, and Holy
Cross, Columbia and Princeton in
the East all seem to have de-
veloped that old-fashioned wea-
pom, the slide tackle play, to the
nth degree, this great weapon
standing out in the power attacks
of all.