The Washington times., 1935-11-08

The New York Giants pro-
fessional football club is cast
ing covetous eyes on Tuffy
Leemans, George Washington's
ace, but, observing an unwrlt-
ten law of the National Foot
ball League, cannot approach
him until after the college sea-
son is over.
Rob Roy Msckey got $40 for
$50 for his confidence that
Notre Dame would turn back Ohio
State.
Tripping along the indicated
trail with Notre Dame as another
weekend of football is approached
we find California, North Caro-
lima, Minnesoa, Marquette, Texas
Christian, Southern Methodist.
Dartmouth, New York University,
Princeton and Syracuse.
An ordinary hand insect spray is
carried by Iowa State for the pur-
pose of dampening the mouths
of the players during a game.
Trainer Leroy Trim will not let
his charges drink cold water while
in action.
Rice Institute brought similar
equipment here Saturday, only 1t
had a 5-gallon tank mounted on
A ruboer.tired cart from which
the thirsty players were "anoint-
ed"
A Thoughtful President
DR., Charles E. Beury, president
of Temple University is a foot
ball fan and often accompanies
"Pop" Warmers boys on trips.
Highly considerate Of the well
being of the players, DR.. Beury
recently noticed the sleepers car
rying the players was up next TO
the engine.
my boys can't sleep that close
to the locomotive and be kept
awake by the noise and smoke" "
he said to the manager in charge
OF the trip. Put their cars on
the rear Of the train and put the
car I am in next to the engine" :"
he directed.
Princeton is contemplating heav.
fer football schedules, according
to one Of its alumni, who should
know. The Tigers have a game
with Army in 1888 and may alter
nate with Yale on the Cadets
schedule thereafter.
Never Sees His Team
Bill E1arer, for 1S years property
man and storekeeper for the West
Pointers, has never seen Army
play a game, always remaining
in the dressing room lest some
especial equipment be sent Tor.
Dyed in the-wool Notre Dame
supporters are saying the absence
of Andy Pilney in tomorrow's
game with Northwestern will not
cripple the Irish, as Notre Dame
has four substitutes for every
regular.
Did you know that Wally From
hart, first string Notre Dame
quarterback, spends his summers
in the capacity Of a guard on a
west Virginia State prison road
gang?
There are said to be % former
freshman or varsity players on the
Navy Plebe squad this year.
Ray Of Light at G. U.
It's even money, or maybe bet
ter, that Georgetown will have the
finest football team in the WASH
ington area in another season.
UNDERGROUND channels say that
Q football upheaval is on the way
at Holy Cross.
North Carolina University, in
case she can go through unde.
feated, will not have to be asked
twice to so to the Rose Bowl.
And Virginia has an end by the
name Of John Legs, who will bear
plenty Of scrutiny before being
eliminated for All.Southern selec.
tionS.
A discussion herein few days
ago about a football stadium for
Washington b u g h t many
''amens" and a request for the
names Of stadiums of the various
colleges.
These come to mind:
Some Stadiums
Villanova College Stadium,
Memorial Stadium, Dartmouth;
Nelson Field. Rutgers; Brown
Stadium, Camp Randall Stadium,
Wisconsin; Ross-Ade Stadium, Pur-
due; Memorial Stadium, Indiana;
Los Angeles Coliseum, Southern
California; Tiger Stadium, LouiSi-
ana State, Tulane Stadium, Pitt
Stadium, Thompson Sta dunn,
Navy; Iowa Stadium, Notre Dame
Stadium, University of Michigan
Stadium, Ohio Stadium, Ohio
State: Temple University Stadium,
California Memorial Stadium, Uni.
versity of Washington Stadium,
Rice Field, Nebraska Memorial Sta.
dium, Niche Stadium, Army;
Schoellkopf Field. Cornell; Whit
nall Field, Colgate; Beaver Field,