Evening star., 1950-09-30
Top Winning Streaks
In College Football
On the Line Today
BY the Associated Press

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ming streaks of the present are
on the line today, but it seems a
sure bet that all three will be a
notch longer by night fall.
North Carolina is a 21-point
underdog to Notre Dame. un-
beaten in 38 straight games. The
game at South Bend will give the
Notre Dame students their first
official glimpse of Coach Frank
Leahys rebuilt machine. Only one
regular, Quarterback Bob Will
liams, is back from the 1949 team.
Leahy predicts MOSTLY that the
club will lose three or four con-
tests" this season. He didn't pre-
dict that the Irish would open
their season with a setback, how
ever.
Oklahoma puts it's unbeaten
string of % on the line on it's
home lot against Boston College
while Army, which hasn't been
beaten in 20 games. is host to
Colgate at West Point, N. Y.
Oddly, Oklahoma also has but
one player back from its team of
last season. He is Leon Heath, a
crashing fullback. Army has only
one member of it's 1949 offensive
line back, Capt. Dan Foldberg.
Foldberg is an outstanding end.
SMU at Ohio State.
Kyle (The Killer Rote. who al
most brought the Notre Dame
streak to an end in the 1949 finale.
visits Ohio State with his
Southern Methodist teammates in
what could be one of the days
best tussles. Ohio State won the
Rose Bowl game in January.
Purdue also participates in an
intersectional fray, moving to Aus
tin to see if it is true that both
taxes and Texas are bigger this
year.
Intersectional contests are the
order of the day. Other top games
that pit one team against another
stalwart from a different sector
are: Clemson at Missouri, Santa
Clara at Rice, Minnesota a Wash
ington, Pittsburgh at Duke, Vir-
ginia at Pennsylvania and Du-
queSne at Florida.
Travelling wasn't needed to az
range all the games. There are
some that are every bit as attrac-
tive with the two combatants from
neighboring colleges.
For instance. there's Michigan
State at Michigan. The score was
n to 3 last year and it could be
that close again today.
Other neighborhood affairs are
Texas Christian at Oklahoma A.
and M, Alabama at Tulane. Cali
fornia at Oregon, Holy Cross at
Dartmouth, Mississippi at Ken
lucky and Marquette at Wisconsin.
Big Ten Teams Busy.
The Big Ten, which has two of
it's representatives tangling with
Southwest Conference teams, also
has two mingling with Big Seven
standard bearers. Iowa State is
the guest of Northwestern and
Indiana is at Nebraska's Memorial
/ Stadium.
There were several important
games played last night. Iowa's
Hawkeyes pushed across a fourth
period touchdown to defeat IA
vored Southern California, 20 to IA
A crowd of 45,167 saw the Mid
westerners sew up the game on
Jerry Faske's 15-yard run after
Duane Brandt set it up with a
55-yard gallop.
Another coast contest saw St
Mary's play highly favored
Georgia to a TT standstill at
San Francisco. Georgia was a
3O-point pre-game favorite.
Six men tailed for Kansas as
the Jayhawks punched out lop-
sided 46-to-6 victory over Denver
The Kansans scored in every
period. =.
In the South, Frank Smith
scored twice in Miami's 21-to-O
conquest of The Citadel at Miami
Fla.
At Philadelphia, Temple upset
Syracuse, 7 to 6, when Bob Ko-
seser. Syracuse's eXtra-point spe-
cialist, missed his first conversion
in Is tries.