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teams in recent Georgetown his
tory.
Marylands Terrapins, with Bill
Guckeyson still hobbled to the
bench by a leg injury, will in.
wade the precincts of Chapel Hill
to contend against the Tarheels
of North Carolina.
Last year North Carolina, with
Rose Bowl aspirations squirting
them on, ran roughshod over
Maryland.
The Tarheels are favoriteS to.
day, for without GuckeySon the
Terrapins are not quite the same
team that they might be were
Bill in the game.
Early October's program rarely
has been as crowded with compel.
ing football games as it is today.
There is a battle of Giants at Co.
lumbus, where the Scarlet Scourge
of Ohio State battles University Of
Pittsburgh. Ohio State romped
over New York University last
week, showing tremendous power,
and great resources in man power.
Pitt Is FavOrite
Despite the Scarlet's overwhelm.
ing victory, many of the Shrewdest
judges of football in the country
are picking Pittsburgh to win.
Minnesota plays host to Ne
braska at Minneapolis, and while
the Gophers should win, the Corn.
huskers have a team that will play
so minutes of smashing football.
Last year Nebraska bowed to the
Gophers with the score standing at
IL to 7. The game today may be
equally sensational.
New York city will be the seems
of two great football games today,
On the Polo Grounds the prancing
Mustangs of Southern Methodist
University will turn loose their
aerial barrage against Fordham
University's Ram. In the, home OF
the champion Yankees just over
the river Army will renew its old
rivalry with Lou Little's Columbia
University team.
Fordham Outweighed
Not only will Southern Metho-
dist be equipped to dazzle Fordham
with its passing attack, but the
Mustangs will have a pull in the
weights of almost 10 pounds to the
man. 1t will be a real test for
Fordham.
A duel of brilliant backs is
promised in the Columbia-Army
game as Monk Meyer, the daShing
145-pound halfback and Sid Luck
man cut loose with their runs and
passes. Meyer is a slender chap
who might be overlooked in a
gathering of football giants, but
he gets results in a big way.
Yale and Pennsylvania, mem
bers of the traditional Big Three
meet at New Haven. Old Eli
showed plenty of football class in
defeating Cornell's young eleven
a week ago, but Penn is a team
equipped in man power to scale
the heights. It may use Yale as a
stepping stone to greatness.
The intersectional color is given
to the day by the meeting OF
Southern California and Illinois.
Last year Illinois went to Los
Angeles and DEBATED the Trojans.
TroianS in Comeback
But the wheel has started to
turn on the Coast, the experts say,
and the Trojans proclaimed to the
world that they are on the way
back by defeating Oregon in i'm.
presSive style.
No game on the schedule, how
ever, holds higher promise of high
grade football than the meeting of
La Sale and Catholic University.
La Sale veterans of the stamp of
Kadul, pass receiving end of high
rating; Land, a tackle who can
mingle with the best and ask no
quarter; Plum, a transfer from
Maryland, and several others, will
be we'll equipped for the battle.
It is a veteran team that will
wear the flashing colors of Catho-
lie University. Every man who
will take the field is a veteran
of the Miami game against "Ole
Miss" which played George Wash
ington to Scoreless tie last
night.
VOTE AMERICAN
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