The Washington times., 1935-11-09
Here They
Are Boys
n'GiirLs!
By KIRK MILLER


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Saturday again, and here
comes the dope light out OF
the needle!
Last week it wasn't so hot,
the average sinking back
around the 800 mark, but
that was last Saturday; it's
gone, and today we have a
new deal off a brand clean
cuff.
I'd be an migrate if I de-
serted Notre Dame today after
she stuck by me against Ohio
State through thick and thin
and right up to the last ditch,
Besides, I didn't think too much
Of Northwestern when I saw her
play Purdue on that chilly Satur-
day night in Chicago following a
world series matinee.
Northwestern Coming
The records show that North.
western was at an extremely low
ebb over the first few Saturdays
of the season, and they lSo show
N. w. has come a long way since,
But I don't think she's come far
enough to cope with a team that
just won't be beaten even with the
great Andy Pilney on the Sideline
or in the convalescent ward.
Domestically, I'm expecting Cath
olic University to have its hands
full with West Virginia Wes
leyan, which held West Virginia
ScoreleSs, was beaten by Geneva
and defeated Davis Elkin5 in its
outstanding games of the sea
son. I have noticed a distinct
downward swing in the fortunes
Of c. q. over the last two week
ends, picked her very gingerly to
win last Saturday, and if I get
stuck with her again, it will be
my own fault.
The Brooklanders go into to
days game at Griffith Stadium
far below par because of whole
sale injuries. If she can hurdle
West Virginia Wesleyan, I'll be
surprised, but not Inundated. You
simply can't chagrin football ex'
pert!
Good Local Game
Randolph-Macon shouldn't have
any difficulty with American Uni.
verSity, what with possessing one
Of the highest scoring backs in
the East, Jimmy Bair. with 70
points to his credit. However, Wal
ter Dick, of American University,
has scored 66 points, and it will
be as good game as the c. u
w. Va. Wesleyan contest for any
body'S money.
Now, to get out beyond the
bounds of Washington and into
the wide open world, beseech
your indulgence while I make a
few random stabS here and there
on the national map-that is If
you're still listening.
Any team that can hold Pitts
burgh to a tie, as Fordham did,
should be able to run away with
the Ganoping Gaels from st.
Mary's, California.
Lou Little is hot under the col,
lar today, following that Cornell
tie, and has his ColumbianS
primed for Syracuse, and no
foolin'. A prayerful vote for Co
lumbia low.
Harvard At X.ROads
Princeton figures to hold down
Harvard which is experiencing itI
first year under a new coach and
not quite Strengthened out yet.
Likewise Yale stands out over
Brown.
1 like Indiana over Maryland.
and I also like Pittsburgh to take
Army, if that means anything.
Pennsylvanis has a little some
thing on the ball that Navy
doesn't possess, so I'll pin my
faith on the Red and Blue in the
face of the fact I find few who
agree with me on this one.
Boston College looks stronger
than Western Maryland from this
distance.
And Villanova, which surprised
me a week ago, seems to be the
peer of Penn State.
Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Too.
I like Holy Cross over Car.
negie Tech, just as I like Dart.
mouth to sweep William and
Mary.
One vote for North Carolina
over v. P. I. Ditto for Michigan
State to whip Marquette. Duke
over Davidson. Kentucky against
Florida. Ohio State tops Chi.
cago, or should, today.
California over Washington,
Purdue over Wisconsin and Stan
ford over Southern California's S
Trojans.
Rice over Arkansas, Alabama
over Clemson, easily; Mississippi
State over Louisiana and Auburn
over Georgia.
And, to have the last word,
let me select N. Y. U. against
City College Of New York. For
shame!
ProSit!