The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
By RED GRANGE The Original Naturalization (Written for NEA Seryice)

SSAA AA0AAse A AAA w OA ~-
 By RED GRANGE
 The Original Man-in- Motion
 (Written for NEA Service)
 Cleveland - Cleveland'S mag nificent Municipal Stadium is com- pletely sold out for the meeting of Ohio State and Illinois on Satur- day. That means 83,000 spectators, and they should see grand show with the remarkable all-civilian Buckeyes continuing their march to the Big Nine championship.
 Michigan did an excellent job of hemming in Buddy Young and checking the other Illini speed boys, and now appears to be a more formidable obstacle to Ohio State than Ray Eliot's young men. Ohio State and Michigan no doubt will be colliding for the title in Columbus, Nov. 25.
 Ohio State is too well balanced for Illinois, and should prevail by two touchdowns, but there won't t be a dull omment. The slightest slip and a Champaign flyer will be off to the races.
 Battered Notre Dame returns to its own class 1944 vintage) and then some, so should get back on the winning track aafinst North western. Michigan, Indiana, Min nesota and Great Lakes take Wis consin, Pittsburgh, Iowa and Mar Quette ill stride.
 ACADEMIES GET WORKOUTS
 Purdue and Pennsylvania will give Navy and Army good work outs before the service schools legendary battle ill the privacy of Annapolis, Dec. 2.
 This will be especially true If the B oilermakers pitch one of their better parties against the midshipmen in Baltimore. Boris Dimancheff and Angelo Carnaghi are vicious ground-gainers Stormy Pfohl can smack, and 1t goes with out Saiyng that any team coached by Cecil Isbell can pass.
 Penn is grossly outmanned and outexperienced by Army, but a huStling young club of opportun- ists possesses considerable talent, say enough to hold the Cadets to four touchdown margin.
 am picking Yale to keep its record spotless against North Carolina, but the Ellis may be in for some trouble.
 Dartmouth and Buckness get shaky votes in engagements with Cornell and Villanova, respective 1y. Brown ought to successfully hurdle Columbia and that goes for New York U. against Brooklyn College. Lafayette only has to repeat against Lehigh. and Penn State is a little too much for Maryland.
 Colgate has things pretty much it's own way in what usually is the Big Game in Syracuse, and that is true of Princeton in its appoint ment with Swarthmore. Holy Cross should be able to handle the New port Training Base.
 MISSISSIPPI STATE AGAIN
 Exciting skirmishes in the south bring out unbeaten and united Mississippi State and Alabama, surprising Georgia and Auburn and Georgia Tech and L.S.U.
 doube that Rama can check Shorty McWilliarns and the Ma rooms. Auburn can score, but Georgia has found itself, so I must go to the Bulldogs. Georgia Tech has little bit of too much of everything for Louisiana State. I'm picking Kentucky, but would not be startled if Jimmy Walthal and West Virginia prevail
 Bainbridge shaded Camp. Peary by no more than touchdown, so it's the Pirates over North Caro- lima Pre-Flight.
 It's the Duke spoilers over South Carolina. Tulane over Clemson, Ten nesSee over Temple, William and Mary over Virginia Military, Miami of Coral Gables over Presbyterian, North Carolina State over Rich mond and Georgia Pre-Flight over Daniel Field.
 TEXAS AGGIES OVER RICE
 I tossed coin and 1t came down Texas A. and M. so it's the Aggies over Rice. Texas figures to win from Texas Christian and Arkan- saS from Southern Methodist. I'm calling West Texas State in its date with South Plains Army. Randolph Field, an outfit that doesn't need one, has another breather in Southwestern of Georgetown, Tex.
 Oklahoma breezes against Kan- sas, as does Iowa State against Drake.
 I hardly expect California to tie Southern California in the second half of their ome-and-home. It's the Trojans this trip. It's also U. c. L. A., over Pacific, Shoemaker Washington.
 Field over Saint Marys' Pre-Flight and the Second Air Force over Washington. :a
 Go to bed early the night before and eninv the game