The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-15
Pitt, GOpherS
Are Rivals in
Grid Feature
InterSectionaI Games Stud
Weeks Card; N. D. Plays
Carnegie Tech.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Minne-
sofas intersectional brawl with
Pittsburgh stands out on this week S
football schedule like giraffe in a
pack Of daSchunds.
Particularly since Michigan and
Southern California were booted
definitely out Of the championship
parade, along with a flock of other
perennial gridiron brass hats.
UnScathed by the wave Of humpty-
dumpty upsets that left the grid
iron looking like a skillet of scram-
bled eggs, Jock Sutherland's Pitt
Partners and Bernie Bierman's
Minnesota Gophers loom among po-
tential champions in the east and
midwest. Their collision in the
steel town should be torrid.
The rest of the schedule is plenty
appetizing. 1t is studded with in
tersectional meetings in the east
and midwest.
Navy Meets Columbia
The hostilites may be mapped out
as follows:
East-Ranking next to the Pitt
Minnesota game, is st. Mary's in
vasion of Fordham. This would
have been hailed as a ding-donger
had not St. Mary's been the victim
of an upset by Nevada on Friday,
and had not Boston college held
Fordham to 60 victory on the
same day.
Other promising battles involve
Columbia and Navy and Harvard
and Holy Cross. The interSectional
slate brings together: Army
Sawanee, Manhattan Michigan
State, Dartmouth-V Virginia, George
town William and Mary, Princeton
Washington and Lee, Syracuse-Ohio
Wesleyan, Villa Nova Detroit,
George Washington Tulsa and
Temple-West Virginia. The latter
two will be played Friday. In adj
dition Penn and Rutgers renew hos
tilities after a lapse of forty-three
years, and Yale plays Brown.
d-West-The headliner OF five
intersectional meetings is the Col
gate-Ohio State melee, which lost
class because of the latter'S uneX-
pected beating by Illinois. 1t will
be Colgate's first test against a
major opponent, however, and it
will be important because Andy
Kerr's Red Raiders have shown
great power in tune-up contests
Other intersectional games involve
Michigan and Georgia Tech, Notre
Dame and Carnegie Tech, Marqu-
cite and Center, and Rice and
Creighton. Only two Big Ten games
are slated. Powerful Chicago meets
Indiana, and unbeaten Wisconsin
tangles with Purdue. Iowa plays its
traditional game with Iowa State
In the Big Six, Kansas tackles
Kansas State, and Oklahoma and
Nebraska, conqueror of Iowa, col
Tide. Illinois and Northwestern
have open dates.
S. c. to Play Oregon State
Pacific Coast - Two conference
games are slated. California meets
U. c. L. A., and Southern Cal
beaten by Pitt, plays oregon State
Gonzaga, surprise victor over Wash
ington State, opposes Puget Sound
Nevada stacks up against the Cali
fornia Ramblers, and Stanford, con-
queror of Northwestern, plays Sar
Francisco.
South-Three Southeastern Con-
! ference encounters bring together
Alabama, Tennessee, Tulane
Georgia and Vanderbilt-Auburn. TX
the Southern conference, Virginia
Poly plays Maryland. In other meet
ings, Duke, fresh from a revenge
victory over Georgia Tech, ease,
against Davidson; North Carolina
surprise conqueror of Georgia, play!
Kentucky, and Florida opposes
North Carolina State. Louisiana
and Arkansas have an Intersections
engagement.
Southwest-TeXas Christian anc
the Texas Aggies tangle in the Ion,
conference braWl while in intersec
tional games, Southern Methods
meets Oklahoma A. and M, ant
Texas squares off against Centenary
MEXICAN POLOISTS WIN