The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Intercollegiate Football Review
BY JOE NOLAN

When the worm turns, it does a complete somersault! Yale's Ellis, burned so often by rivals that they were as charred as warbrida's first plate of biscuits, did an about face and trampled mighty Dart mouth, while 22,ooo looked on in button-cyed bewilderment. The powerful Indians found that all their press clippings wouldn't gain single yard for them after the kickoff. A couple of high school lads with 8 summer sun tan. Stan Weiner and Bob Pickett cf the clais of '46, scored tke Yale touchdowns, Fred Dent converting twice and tooting a field goal.
 Notre Danes c. R. & L. alumni are beaming. For the second suc- cessive week, the Fighting Irish with the help of good alien named Bertelli - toppled an unbeaten eleven from the pedestal. This time 1t was the class of the Big Nine, Illinois, which found the Irish too powerful. After an uncertain start, Notre Dame is finally on the march and should be hard to stop from here in. They have a new halfback every week. and by the time the opposition catches on to his style of running, the game is in the bag and McKeever is developing someone else.
 Jug to GOphers
 Michigan, showing an utter dis tain for history. was willing to let bygcnes be bygones, but history did repeat itself and as result Min nesota's Golden Gophers retain pos- session of the precious Little Brown Jug.
 Just when it looked as If Coach Ank Scanlon were going to have to resign himself to "building char acter" for the duration, his Holy Cross Crusaders cane suddenly to life, surprising themselves an d everyone else, in walloping North Carolina State by four touchdoUns After Saturdays victory, H. C.. rooters are allowing their thoughts to window-shop the future with high optimism.
 The Crusaders highly respectable and respected rival, Boston Col lege, continued in the ranks of the unbeaten by downing Wake Forest. "Migraine Mickey" Connolly. the former Connecticut all-state lumi- nary, threw touchdown passes all over the field while the Wake For est defenders stood around In the background looking well disposed but none too well organized.
 Jim and Fred Carey put on the best "brotaar act" since Dizzy and Daffy Dean hurled the Cardinals to penrant some years back. to keep Amherst's unsciled shield cut of the mud against Wesleyan.
 The U. of Connecticut won over Springfield in the final minutes, capitalizing on four bootleg clashes which carried 56 yards to a touch- down. , .
 Princeton demonstrated that It's games against Navy ard Penn were no mistakes. The Tigers clawed Brown 32-l3. making the Bruins yaunted Bob Margarita look like just another guy named Bob.
 One-Man Gang
 Paul Governali, alias Columbia played another great football game Saturday. tut once more the opposi- ticn, Penn, was too powerful for the one-man gang from Morning. side Heights. Still "Passin' PauP' remained as unruffled as dish Of Jello throughout. throwing two touchdown aerials to keep his team in the ball game. and proving that he richly deserves the gold watch. the double breasted sweater, ard whatever else they give a chap who makes the All-America team.
 Penn had to tough afternoon with Referee Bill Halloran, being pena- lized on ten occasions for total of 90 yards. Tn the fourth quarter when Halloran began marking oil a 15-yard penalty for a major in- fraction. the Quaker captain. Bernie Kuczyrski and fullback Bert Stiff walked alongside him pacing of the distance themselves. Whats the matter with you fellows?" inquired Halloran. "Oh, don't mind us. Ref" came back Stiff, Eve just want to make sure you don't run fn,. a fng4o1d0wn