Evening star., 1942-11-14
-Four Are Shifted
To Save Travel;
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'Bomo-Georgio Tech,
Miehieon-|rish Top
Snoppy Program
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN.
Associated Press sports Writer

AaSoclatSo Press Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-If the up
sets, to date haven't convinced the
fans there is something different in
| this football season, a glance at to-
days program should settle all
doubts:
Yale VS.. Princeton at New York.
Illinois VS.. Ohio State at Cleveland.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth at Buffalo
Columbia VS.. Navy at Baltimore.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Boston Uni
versity, Cancelled.
The Ohio Wesleyan-Boston Uni
versity game was dropped because
the Midwestern eleven was unable
to get travel accommodations to the
East while the four other games
were shifted from their campus
settings under the war-born policy
of bringing the game to the specta-
tors instead of Juggling the public
to the contests.
But there are two sites, at least,
where the football on display and
the crowds in attendance today will
be of the pre-Pearl Harbor variety.
Two Games Pack EN- In.
In one, once-beaten Alabama
brings its defensive minded outfit
to Atlanta for meeting with un-
bowed Georgia Tech. The other
contest renews the Michigan-Notre
Dame rivalry that was broken off at
the turn of the century over an
eligibility question.
Both at Atlanta and at South
Bend only the capacity of the sta
diums will limit the attendance. In
the Southern city they are all eager
to see what Clint Castleberry and
Eddie Prokop will do when they
collide with that Crimson line and
at South Bend the fans want to
determine for themselves which is
the better back, Angelo Bertilli OF
the Irish or Tom Kuzma.
But the teams that changed their
game sites aren't going to do so
badly.
Every one of the $4,000 seats in
Baker Field was sold early in the
week for the Goth meeting of Yale
and Princeton; Cornell and Dart
mouth expected to attract 10000 to
their Ivy League brush; there. be
10000 watching Paul Governali pass
ing at Baltimore and some $1,000
will sit in on the Illinois-Ohio State
proceedings with the Big Ten lead
at stake.
Iowa, tied with the Cleveland COM
batants for the loop top, is at Min
nesota, whose Bill DAILY isn't ex-
pected to get in the game; Wiscon-
sin goes against Northwestern in
the PUPPIES last chance of the year
for Big Ten win; Indiana enter
tains hapless Kansas State and
Purdue argues with Michigan State.
Tulsa will try to prove its high
rank by spilling Baylor, and Texas
Christian, one of the early season
powers, hopes to apply the brakes to
Texas march to the Southwest
Conference flag.
Big Six Title at Stake.
Missouri, its casualty list shrink
ing, heads South for Oklahoma and
a game that virtually will decide the
Big Six crown. On the West Coast
st. Mary's Fighters resume &C
ton at Washington and Southern
California is host to Oregon.
Washington State should
strengthen its tirst-place advantage
against Idaho while second-place
UCLA is idle. Oregon State, the
defending champion, plays Stanford.
Other Southern games find Georgia
working out against Chattanooga: ::
Georgia Pre-flight opposing Tulane
and Mississippi testing the Vols Of
Tennessee. Virginia Tech of the
Southern loop comes north for Army
and a pair of the leagues best, Will
liam and Mary and Virginia Mill
tary, are rivals.
The Eastern intersectional pro-
gram lists Nebraska at Pittsburgh
and North Carolina Pre-fight at
Manhattan. Traditional rivalries
pit Amherst against Williams, each
with unblemished records and the
Little Three title at stake; Harvard
and Brown, Colgate at Syracuse in
their annual feud and Fordham at
Boston College.
The same sector also sends Du-
quesne into the deep South for an
engagement with Mississippi State.
At Cleveland, Bucknell coasted to
21-6 victory over Case after piline
up a three-touchdown lead in the
first half. Case scored in the final
minute of play.