The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
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 New York, Nov. s-(uP)-Denny Asyels, the Boston College football coach, probably win try to deny ii but tho evidence Is aa hand today tnNf he has something in common with old Fearless FTaley.
 To save Denny's morale from complete disinteerat,on, it might be 4Air to add hastily that there is a non conforming department. In tnlB category, Myers Is handsome, he walks without help; his clothes tit; he eats regularly and he breathes.
 But Denny marches sfoulder-to- shoulder with old Fearless in pick 1ng Notre Dame to beat Army in the big foot brawl this Saturday.
 By 90 or 90 points" Myers mur- mured In the dulcet tones of Q highpowered fog horn.
 Has Good. Reputation
 That makes him the extremist oi a small band of richards. l think, as vice-president of the Notre Dame Subway Alumni Chowder and Marching Society, that l3 or l4 would be a bit closer. And don't forget that 1t was Fearless who daringly gave you Georgia over Furman. Sure, Georgia won 70 to Q, but I picked 1t, didn't IF
 But it's awfully lonesome over in khe Notre Dame cheering section around these parts. Just because She Stadium tremblos every time the Army earthquake rliSheS out on 9he field, the typewriter termiteS in these parts think the Cadets are a Ehoo-in.
 Tn a poll of 70 writers at the weekly football luncheon, 35 of them picked the West Pointers. That means only five choose the fighting skis and their IriShman. One Of those was a ringer from the Midwest, Bill Fox of the Indian apolis News. My four other pitied partners were two office agents overcome by my Notre Dame batter, Steve Snider and Carl Lundquist, along with Jim McCulley of the New York Daily News and Joe King of the World-Telegram They'll have to hustle for their own alihis.
 Bandwag0n Has Elite
 The overwhelming opposition in cludes some of the smarteSt foot ball writers in the country, includ- ing the boss, Leo H. Petersen tSmart fellow, Fearless, needs a raise). The others on the Cadet handwagon:
 Gene Ward. N. Y. Daily News; Grantland Rice, Mana; Larry Rob- anson, World-Telegram; Ken Smith, N. Y. Mirror; Harry WIsmer, Amer Acan Broadcasting Company; Tom Meany, PM; Art Daley, N. Y. Times; Mike Gaven, Journal American; Gas Adams, Ins; Art Flynn and Jack Tanzer, Sporting | News; John Keiran, N. Y. Sun; Arch Murray, N. Y. Post; Tim Co., hane, Look; Ira Seebacher, Morn sng Telegraph.
 Everett Morris, Herald-Tribune; George Trevor. Sun; Fly Goldberg | and Des Sullivan, Newark Evening | News; Dave ESenberg, Journal | American; Bill Richardson, Times; Rud Rennie, Herald-Tribune; Joe | Trtrnble, News; Sid Friedlander, 1ost; Leonard Levin, Mirror; Jess | Abramson, Herald Tribune.
 Roscoe McGowan, Times; Lew Burton, Journal-Amerjcan; Dean l Miller. United Press Radio; Ralph | Frost, Brooklyn Eagle; Al Buck, Post; VIII Wedge, Sun; Ben Ep- stein, Mirror, and Joe Sheehan, Times.
 It's an impressive array of type writer talent, this group counting on Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis. But there are two overlooked fac tors; l, that Notre Dame line, and 2, the fact that six of Army's start ing players are from the South. How, I ask you, can they win in Yankee Stadium?