, 1935-11-07
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KKJagrArw
The
Sports
Spade

Shere was q right pert scrtmmage up
Columbus-wa last week.
It seems that the Notre Danes
spot the Ohio States, aIlegedly well
Salaried and reputedly unbeatable
tnree-iourths Of the ball game and
Is permits and then come a-storm-
MNg down the home-stretch with an
KAplosive 10 pernt scoring spree 10
win the scuffle. The Notre Danes
and their henchmen were Ea-ga
with glee while the CONSERVATION
among the Ohio States and their yes
men had no rival in the history Of
the game. 1t couldn't happen; but it
did.
All or which is very laudable.
indeed. on the one hand. and very,
very deplorable on the other. II was
very gratifying to Mr.. Elmer
Layden who tells the Notre Danes
how to play this game but it was
very sad 20 Mr.. Francis Schmidt, the
Ohio States No. / man.
The pernt TO this story is that We
feel very sorry along with Mr..
Schmidt for reasons other than his.
THE SOUTHWEST had a brace
G clubs with a fine shot az the
Rose Bowl-until the Notre Danes
kick over the dope ~container in this
rude manner. Unless they fan down
and break their necks in their
games with Northwestern, Army
and Southern California, the Notre
Danes are practically certain Of a
bid TO the Rose Bowl.
The 8. NJ. U. Mustangs and the
7. g. q. Christians still have an
outside shot at the classic, but that
last quarter finish BY the Micks
wiped out about three-fourths OF
the possibility. II the Micks finish
undefeated along with T. @. u. or
.. M. o., the Notre Dame boys viii
more than likely get the call any
way without much argument. Not
that we consider the Micks better
than the Ponies, Christians OF even
the Ohio States. but that is how
things are likely 10 be.
THE TWO SOUTHWEST teams
are still q long way from undefeat-
ed seasons, and don't forget that
they have to play one another on
the 30th OF this month. The re-
mainder Of the S. M. U. schedule is:
Nov. ll-U. G. L. A.; Nov l6.-
Arkansas; Nov. 23-Baylor; Nov. 30
Texas Christian; Dec. IA. g. M.
Their seven victims 10 date have
been Denton Teachers, Austin Col
lege. Tulsa. Washington o., Rice.
Gardin-Simmons and Texas.
The remainder OF the T. c. u.
schedule: Nov. 8-Loyola New Or
leans); Nov. 16-Texas; Nov. Is
Rice; Nov. 30-S. M. u; Dec. T
Santa Clara. The string Of victims
behind the Frogs includes Howard
Payne. Denton Teachers, Arkansas,
Tulsa, A. & M, Centenary and Bay
Tor.
The only direct comparison on
scores that can be drawn between
them is on their Tulsa games. The
Frogs beat Tulsa 1870 while the
Mustangs downed them l4-O. Due TO
the games warm-up nature, the
comparative scores with the Denton
Teachers means little. The Frogs
beat the Teachers 28-11 while the
Ponies oowned them $50.
The Pony Christian game should
Be worth travelling miles to see,
and If you plan to 60 you had better
order the ducats without further
delay.
CALIFORNIA Is almost certain
90 be the West Coast club In the
Rose Bowl. With six victories under
their belts, the Californians have
three more tits to play: Nov. g.
washington; Nov. 16-Pacific and
Nov. 23-Stanford. The wreckage
behind them includes California
Aggies, st. Mary's, Oregon, Santa
Clara, Southern Salifornia and U.
c. L. A.
The Californians practically sewed
up the Pacific bunting last week
when they walloped U. c. L. A. 1872.
Here's n way In which S. NJ. u.
or T. G. u. could slip into the Rose
Bowl: s. M. u. beat U. G. l. A.
Monday and Southern California
whip Notre Dame Nov. %. But that
Is q remote possibility because the
Ponies will need the aid OF God and
Q long-handed tooth brush TO down
the UclanS and Southern Cal.
doesn't appear up to the caliber Of
the Micks.
HERE ARE THE remaining
schedules Of the major undefeated
teams with a shot at the Rose
Bowl:
Dartmouth-Nov. 9. - VIM. &
Mary; Nov. l6-Cornell: Nov. %
Princeton; Nov. 30-Columbia. Beat
Norwich. Vermont, Bates, Brown,
Harvard and Yale)
North Carolina: Nov. e-V. NJ. l.;
Nov. l6-Duke; Nov. 29-Virginia.
CBeat Wake Forest, Tennessee,
Maryland, Davidson, Georgia Tech,
North Carolina State)
Princeton: Nov. e-Harvard: Nov.
l6-Lehigh; Nov. 23-Dartmouth;
Nov. 30-Yale. CBeat Pennsylvania,
Williams, Rutgers. Cornell and
Navy
Marquette: Nov. 9 Michigan
State; Nov. 16-TempIe; Nov. %
Creighton. CBeat Wisconsin, Kansas
state, St. Louis, Mississippi and
Iowa State0
New York University-Ncv. &C.
Q. N. r.; Nov. 16-Rutgers; Nov.
2s-Fordham. CBeat Gates. Carnegie
Tech, Penn Military, Georgetown
and Bucknell.)
Syracuse: Nov. . Columbia:
NOV. i6-Colgate: Nov. 2s-Mary-
land. Beat Clarkson, Cornell, Ohio
Wesleyan, Brown and P~ennsylva-
MAJ
Due to Big Ten rules, Minnesota
will not be eligible, but the Swedes
are Ifnhanfnn 70 dnAn rn-n