Evening star., 1938-10-28
'GO0SE-EGG' FEUD
ISSUE UNCERTAIN
Fourth ScoreIess Deadlock
Between Panthers and
Rams Not Remote.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER.
Associated Press Sports Editor.

Associated TIeSS opOrtS Editor.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-If the best
defense is a sharp attack, there's no
use wasting any words before moving
into action against this weeks foot
ball program. So
itt-Fordham-The fourth chapter
in the battle of goose eggs" The
Panther and the Ram hitherto have
held such respect for one another
that they have neglected to score any
points in three successive meetings.
Both have shown point-getting strength
| this season, but don't take that as any
guarantee they'll be able to overcome
the scoreless habit Still, Pitt.
Army-Notre Dame-It is only by
painfully applied will power that this
corner ignores a strong hunch on the
Cadets and casts the customary ballot
| for Notre Dame.
Northwestern Minnesota - This
really is becoming a prognosticator's
nightmare. Even slide rule wouldn't
help in measuring these Big Ten
Titans. But weeks rest and the
return to full-time duty of Harold Van
Every earns Minnesota the nod.
Tennessee Louisiana State-You lays
your money and you takes your choice.
| This teetering ballot for Tennessee is
an exceedingly nervous expression of
confidence in George Cafego and his
Volunteer mates.
Duke Over "Tar Heels"
Duke-North Carolina-Throw out
the lifelines. On perhaps irrelevant
and incompetent evidence. Duke.
Texas Christian-Baylor: Baylors
tie with Texas A. and M. may have
been misleading, but Christian must
be picked on the records.
California Oregon State: California,
there they go.
Boston College Florida: 1t may vio-
late natural law, but the Eagle over
the Alligator. In two words, Boston
College.
Columbia Cornell: Cornell, but the
Ithacans will need better anti-aircraft
guns than they had against Syracuse.
Harvard-Princeton: The Harvards
have lost four straight, but this looks
to be the spot for their coach, Orni-
thologist Dick Harlow, to start singing.
Holy Cross-Colgate: Try this one
on your piano. In a state of complete
beWilderment, Holy Cross.
New York University-Oh State: A
little sad music, professor Ohio State.
Loe
been hiding? Penn.
Penn State-Syracuse: Maybe close,
but take Syracuse.
Upset Chance for Yale.
Yale-Dartmouth Spot for an upset,
but must string with Dartmouth
Duquesne Detroit: The Dukes
should have a little luck coming their
way. Duquesne.
George Washington Mississippi: The
Colonials are unbeaten, but they've not
tackled anybody of Mississipp's caliber.
Therefore, Mississippi
South Carolina-Villanova: Villanova
has too much stuff.
T EN- p le- Georgetown: Taking
Temple, and hoping for the best.
Michigan Illinois: That Yale scare
should have done Michigan a lot of
good. Michigan.
a struggle.
Purdue-Iowa-Purd looks safe.
Marquette-IoWa State-Iowa States
unbeaten record in serious jeopardy.
Out of hat, Iowa State.
Michigan State-Santa Clara-State's
good, but doesn't look strong enough
to break Santa Clara's winning streak
Nebraska Missouri - Waiting for
somebody to start saving: out on the
limb for Missouri-spelled Paul
C-h-r-i-s-t-m-a-n.
Oklahoma Tulsa - Oklahoma, but
the Sooners will be looking at flock
of passes all day.
Kansas ate-Kansas-Kansas State,
emphatically.
Wake Forest Clemson - Clemson,
with full knowledge that Wake Forests
sophomores can make that selection
look very silly.
Looks Cinch for 'Bama.
Kentucky-Alabama- be Ala
bama all the way
| Vanderbilt Georgia Tech-With ut
most trepidation, Vanderbilt.
North Carolina State-Virginia
| Tech-State.
Furman-Davidson - Compare the
records and the answer, as our British
cousins say, is lemon. Out of the
| hat, Furman.
Maryland-Virginia Military-Taking
| v. M. I.
Richmond Washington and Lew.
| and L.
Virginia William and Mary-Vir-
ginia.
Texas A. and M -Arkansas-One of
the toughest Of all. The Aggies.
Rice-Auburn-Rice has lost Ernie
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