The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Intercollegiate Football Review
BY JOE NOLAN

Saturdays football returns prove conclusively that touchdown is much better late, than never, and that the best way to pick up late touchdown is on a forward pass, notwithstanding the French man. date and Eli Culbertson'S marmoreal mcuthful, They shall not pass!" They did pass, and they won.
 Columbia threw a pop fly" for ward to snatch a game from Cor nell. Harvard topped Princeton or longer looper from Jack Comefcrd to Gordon Lyle. Fordham traveling on land and through the air, with considerably less aplomb than Lady Eleanor, managed to squeeze by St. Mary's with just a few letters in F-T-L-I-P-O-W-I-C-z to spare. And Georgia pushed across all 2l points in the last period to disappoint Ala bama.
 Star Sinkwich Shines Again
 Headline names were once again headaches to opposing elevens. Notre Danes Bertelh passed his team to victory over Navy on muddy gr.diron, showing that an N. D. mans best friend is his mud der. Frankie Sinkwich. Life and Saturday Evening Post clippings streaming cut of his hip pocket. maneuvered three Georgia touch- downs in l5 minutes while Ala bamas Crimson Tide was out. Co., lumbia Paul Governali passed Cor nell into submission. Wisconsin's duplex prize package, Harder and Hirsch. with air-mail arm and spe- cial delivery legs, dropped fire breathing Ohio State out of the un- beaten ranks with a resounding thud. Clint Castleberry and Jack Plaster hustled Georgia Tech from behind to down Duke with the same nonchalance as coed ever a cock tail.
 Dartmouth's players spent an un- comfortable afternoon watching flying splinter by the name of Bob Longacre run over them. through them, and around them to give VII liam and Mary a 35-l4 victory. The Indians would gladly have done something about it too, had it not been for the fact that most of the time they were too busy trying to get a shoulder out of their mid section. The win keeps w. & M. in the riddled ranks of the unbeaten. along with Amherst, Williams and few others.
 Boston College also remained among the chosen few by halting Georgetown in a game that proved plenty of blood, sweat and tears on both sides.
 The U. of P. settled the question in Dan Parker,s mind once and for all by demonstrating that the Penn is mightier than the sword. The Quakers who are supposed to De conscientious objectors, pitched into Army with belligerent enthusiasm, pushing across three touchdowns and pushing their opponents right out Of the limelight.
 Blue Blanks Brown
 The Yale Frosh who have taken over the varsity on Howie Odell's invitation. Saturday took over Brown without invitation. and pro- ceeded to carve up the Bears into nice. small, extremely delectable dishes.
 All over the Eastern seaboard there was action plus. but the best story of the week emanates from the Far West where a cocky little chap was played the bass drum in the band at traditional game. The chap was so short that he couldn't see over his drum. and in the par ade between the halves when his fellow musicians turned right, he kept on straight ahead. Tn no time at all he was alongside the visiting teams bench where one of the man. agers caught up with him and shouted, Hey, your band has gone down that way toward the goal" Let 'em go that way and be alarmed" :" shouted back the cocky lit- tie fellow. T know the tune with ..N B