The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
CRIMSON CLICKS
 AGAINST ARMY; B. G. TENNESSEE
Murphy New Holy Cross ''Find": Crimson Drive
 Defeats Weary Cadets
BY TOM NooNAN

United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 Boston, Nov. 1O.--(UP)-profes- sional odds-makers and experts alike were convinced today that Harvard delivers the gridiron goods.
 It has taken them month of wrong price-naking and prediction, but Haryard's victory over previous ly-unbeaten Army has just about diepelled the last lingering doubt as to the Crilnson's greatness.
 The 2O-6 triumph over the Cadets marked the third time in four Sat- urdays that Harvard had marred the record of Q previously-unde feated opponent. The win over Dart- mouth and the tie with Navy defin- itely were storm warnings, but few gamblers or crystal gazers were guided by the outcome Of those two clashes.
 Equal to Best
 With a Gibraltar line and a rapidly improving offense, Harvard is capable of holding it's own with any team in the east. It's a superb ly-conditioned eleven that has played as unit most of the season and in addition has developed ca" pablo reserves.
 The Crimson frontier, which hasn't allowed a touchdown through 1t in five games, never was more effective than against Army's lean and htin- gry pack. It took all the starch out of Army's charge in less than ID minutes and then blasted huge holes in the Cadets line to smack down rival ball-toters or pave the way Tor the Crimson offense.
 Army started with all the poise and precision characteristic Of teams coached by Earl (Red) Blaik to climax a 62-yeard drive with 8 28- yard touchdown pass from Henry Mazur to Jim Kelleher, but the Cadets were all through after that spurt except for the occasional threat of Mazur's punt-like heaves.
 Harvard, held to two touchdowns all season, suddenly found itself of- fensively in the second period and clicked off a T2.yard thrust to equal- ize. The Crimson grabbed the ball on its 5 on the second-han kickoff and never stopped pounding until N tailed the clincher. It turned tha battle into q rout by converting fourth-period pass Interrogation into a 34-yard touchdown tour.
 It showed imagination and gam- bling instinct rnheard of at Har- yard by using complicated naked" reverses, end-around dashes and passes from punt formation.
 Boston College, another slow to start New England giant, kept alive its slender hope of minor bowl bid by pulverizing heavyweight Wake Forest, 26-6.
 New Star
 Holy Cross uncloaked a sleeper" in sub halfback Steve Murphy who scored two touchdowns to give the Crusaders 13-0 win over crippled Brown which had lost once in siA games. Dartmouth returned to the win column with Q 20-l3 triumph over 8 pass-crazed Princeton team on the Tigers own field. Yale, only major eleven from this section with A losing record, was pasted, 21-7, by Cornell at Ithaca, N. Y.
 Harvard should continue its success full surge this Saturday against Brown despite the probable return of the Baers' offensive ace, sopho- more Bob Margarita.
 Boston College and Tennessee re- new their Sugar Bowl rivalry witE the Eagles favored to repeat their New Years Day win. Dartmouth rates nearly even money against Cornell. Holy Cross should trim Manhattan, and Yale may win its second game against once-victorious Princeton.