The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-31

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 jury near the Keu GFAns0 kidney bring ing down Tom Kuzna, MichtganS sophomore sr11aSher.
 Smith and Herman Frlckey, sophomore halfback, were Shelved by knee injuries. Frickey's knee IS swollen twice its size. They'll be fortunate to get in at all againSt
 Bill Daley, the 6-foot-2, 2OO- pound fullback-halfback, jammed ilp a big toe, but that didn't pre- vent him from going for SO mir- utes against Michigan, and hell he in the thick of things against Northwestern.
 But Northwestern has the strong est attack 1t has had since Lynn waldorf took command in Evan ston, and Minnesota must be at tull strength to be the choice.
 Joe Rogers of Michigan will play no more football as the result of what the medical report describes as three fractures of the transverse processes on the right side. of the lumbar spine. :,
 Rogers. a senior, was Michigan's one good end, but the Wolverines have enough elsewhere to get back on the right track at Illinois. Iowa is due to win one-from Indiana at Iowa City. Pittsburgh gets belted again on its home groundS-hy Ohio State.
 MICHIGAN STATE
 OVER MISSOURI
 Missouri is coming out of its most important game of the year savage battle in which 1t turned back Nebraska. Michigan State coasted against Wayne. The game is being played at East Lansing, which is another reason for giving the nod to the Spartans.
 Wisconsin has found the range, so like the Badgers against Syra- cuse at Madison, Y formation and all.
 Mississippi appears too versatile for Marquette in Milwaukee. De- troit is expected to bounce back at the expense of Manhattan in De- troit. T
 In their quarrel at Manhattan, Kansas State is likely to pay for NebraSka,S defeat by Missouri Jack Jacobs and Oklahoma should get over Kansas at Norman.
 GRANGE SEES NAVAL
 VICTORY AT PENN
 Comparing the results of their engagements with Harvard, Penn sylyania should be an odds-on fa- vorite over Navy at Franklin Field but l doubt that all of the midship- mems resources will be stopped for g second straight week. Penn,s fire with Bert Stiff the heaviest gunner will be much more intensive and sustained than was, the Crimson'S but lean to the Future Admirals in what should be thriller. Army has made an amazing backback and has a wonderful esprit de corps, but Frank Leahy has Notre Dame rolling now and the Irish should prevail before g parked Yankee Stadium.
 Harvard will open the Big Three series with a victory at Princeton Cornell is little too much for Co., lumbia in New York. Yale will fi11d a way to beat Brown. DisappOint. ing Colgate should get out of the doldrunnS against Holy Cross al Hamilton.
 I have an idea that Andy Toma- sic and Temple will successfully hurdle Boston College In Boston Duquesne will make it six straight against Villanova in Pittsburgh Penn State takes New York Uni. versity in stride in New York the night of Oct. 31.
 Dartmouth gets a vote over vii. liam and Mary at Hanover, but the Big Green can't afford to pull any punches.
 TULANE CHOICE TO CHECK VANDERBILT
 Tulane should check high-rolline Vanderbilt in Nashville, but it will be no soft assignment.
 Duke should move on against Georgia Tech in Atlanta, and Ala. bama against Kentucky. Georgis has 1t on Auburn in Columbus My figures give Tennessee the cal over Louisiana State at BatoE Rouge. Clemson should have n, trouble with George Washington in Washington ct night, Oct. sl.
 Texas tackles one of its Inor' formidable Southwest Conferencl rivals in South Methodist in Dal las, but the Steers aren't elowtul up for any outfit this fall.
 Texas A. and M. roars alonl against Arkansas in Little Rock Texas Christian is the logica choice over Baylor at Waco.
 Stanford and Santa Clara eacl has lost Q game - on 6 wet field They'll probably collide on firm turf ak palo Alto, and I'm string ing with the Cardinal attack.
 I like oregon over Washington State ln Muaene ia the lapaT-turv'