The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-01
ISUTHERLAND SEES | GREAT SATURDAY
 FOR EAVlOR!ITES
Irish" of Notre Dame to Get Started on Right
 Foot Against Carnegie
Bx JOCK SUTHERLAND Head C0acil, University of 54s ss pfftahurRl1

Pittsburgh, oct. 1--Nol since the day intercollegiate football took a decided change because somebody ran with the ball instead of kick ing 1t, with the resulting changes in style of play and larger crowds, has footbaIlSswung into action with such speed as in 1885. 41
 9 Here, in the first week in Octo- Der, we have no fewer than 22 games involving titular hopes of the country's major elevens. A few years ago such a situation was un- heard of. There are more intersectional games at this. stage of the season than ever before. Notre Dame breaks the ice in the east. appear ing against Carnegie Tech at Pitts burgh ; Despite Techs improve ment this year,, the veteran squad available at South Bend gives Lay den's team the edge.
 Kentucky is going to be a factor in the south, but the southerners will find Ohio State, national fa- vorite, has too much this year. The Bucks can bottle up Bert Johnson, Kentucky, ace, and then go on to win.
 Temple, with Pop Warner show ing a. powerful team, takes on Texas A. & M. at Philadelphia. The Aggidss, will have a long trip, but the Owls will have the victory.
 Louisiana State meets the Texas Longhorns. Despite the fact that the Tigers are the favorites in the south, think Jack Chevigny's Texans will win.y .s
 Duquesne takes a long jaunt' down into Texas to meet Rice. The southwest champions of 1884 are the favorites in this one, but will find Christy Flanagan's outfit a real test, despite handicaps worked by the trip. Penn, Princeton Battle May Decide East's Champ
 Alabama Is not going to have too much trouble with George Washington, but must watch out for Tuffy Leemans.
 In the east we have two cham pionship favorites, Princeton and Pennsylvania, playing each other in a game that will have g. vital effect on the sectional race. Harvey Harman has g junior team with fast backs, but Princeton still packs a little too much stuff.
 The traditional fight between Fordham and Boston College will make their game interesting. but 1t looks like Fordham's victory by 8 fairly decisive margin.
 We expect to catch real oppo- nent when we appear in Washing ton, Pa, against w. & J. Hank Days team are smart, but we will likely win on superior power, al- though the Presidents may score against our green team.
 In the middlewest, all Big Ten followers will watch the North western Purdue game. Purdue has 8 strong inc, but untried backs. Northwestern, under a new coach, Lynn Waldorf, has veterans galore. This one is a tie on the surface.
 Wisconsin Is going to be too powerful for Marquette, the Badg- Sho UShB ohC VI SNS SS@AHS " watch this year.
 Gong into the Missouri Valley, we nave Nebraska meeting Iowa State in the feature game. don't think that the Huskers will have much competition in this one.
 In the southwest, Arkansas meets Texas Christian in a tossup game, with the edge going to the Texans. Uncertain Tulsa runs into a speedy Southern Methodist elev- en, and the odds are all in favor of the latter, despite the loss of Ray Morrison.
 Jock Sees Tarhecis
 Victors Over Vols!
 In the south, the closest battle will be between Auburn and Tu- lana Tho Green Wave ia rnfnts