The Washington times., 1935-10-23

nave DeSu played, Will NA0uASOA
winning 20, South Carolina IL
and one tie. Twice since this
game took its place on the calen'
dar Clemson has won four games
in a row. Carolina won four con,
secutive victories in a cluster and
three in another.
South Carolina surprised many
Of the Dixie critics by pounding
out a 25-to-O victory over Citadel
on Saturday. This victory, which
followed so closely on the heels of
successive drubbings at the hands
Of Duke, North Carolina and Da-
wilson, boosted the morale of the
South Carolina team and cut down
the odds on Clemson.
The ZebraS have gone along
right well thus far, losing only to
the Blue Devils of Duke UniYer-
Sity. However, that was a dozen
day ago, and there's been consider
able improvement in the squad
since that time.
There will be a lot of folks
around and about in Columbia to-
morrow. and somehow or other
these football festivals aid in max.
ing the life Of a community lot
better.
Latimer Speaks
There were a few regulations
Smothered in Southern football on
last Saturday. One or two Rose
Bowl dreams were punctured. On
that score scoops" Latimer says
in the Greenville Is. c. News.
'But for the fact that I had
read in North Carolina news
papers the past few weeks that
either Duke or North Carolina
University would 60 to Pasa-
dena for the Rose Bowl game
/ would have been inclined to
pass up that little taiIend af.
fair in Atlanta Saturday. Duke
looked like a big shot, from
all the preSSagentry and fan
fare that surrounds a team in
the making, and it was just
too much temptation to resist.
There was a chance, though,
/ thought to see a team that
was supposed to have the posi-.
bilitieS Of national champion
ship. All could hear from
my good friends in North Caro-
lima was q story of Dukes
greatness. They called it Wal
lace Wade'S dream team" said
it was better than any he had
coached at Alabama, including
the two teams he carried to
the Rose Bowl for q tie and q
victory"
Well, Duke wasn't quite as
good as they thought it would be-
and North Carolina has one or
two hefty opponents to overcome.
The. game with North Carolina
State will be a real test for the
Tarheels, despite States reverse
at the hands of University Of
Georgia. Duke figures to offer
something more than stout op'
position to the Chapel Hill war
riorS despite the fact that Geor"
gia Tech took them over the
jumps.
Cra1g Sn1neS
Army uncovered q hard-rr1n-
ming, housekeeping back in Jim
Craig on last Saturday when the
Cadets defeated Harvard. Rum
ming off punt formation Craig
slid off the strong side on a play
and toured for better than so
yards before he was stopped.
Craig is another of the backs
brought along carefully by Lieut..
Gar, Davidson and his associates
and he will be heard of before
the season is much farther ad-
vaneed. Craig has all the stuff
that football player could
possibly need.
Lou Little IS a happy guy. He
worried over Penn to no pur.
pose, and now all he has on his
mind Is the strife with Michi.
gan. That makes real good
worrying despite the fac3 that
the WOLVES were defeated by
Michigan State, which was
beaten by Boston College, which
was beaten by Fordham which
was beaten by Purdue. There's
lot of fun in that sort OF
thing.
When the Georgetown HoyaS
trek for New York they will be
accompanied by a special train
load of fans running over the
Pennsylvania Railroad with the
competent Joe O'Toole in charge.
Appendicitis Feared
GREELEY, Col, Oct. 23.-Mike
Starr, Greeley State center.
will be out of the game this
week because Of threatened ap-
pendioitis, Coach John Hancock
-..,AnlA.9 4nAnrr ErAaleu will meet