Evening star., 1950-10-05
AP Football SeIector
PicksTerpsandHo Hoyas,
Predicts CIV Defeat
BY Harold cIoossen
Associated Press SPORTS Wr;,er

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Remem-
Der that recent eclipse of the
moon? That wasn't an eclipse.
That was just a certain football
selector hiding his face after last
weeks picks.
Last Thursdays selections listed
So winners in rs decisions. That's
an average of .767 and pulls the
seasons average down to .789.
But there is new list of games
this week end, so here goes:
Notre Dame VS.. Purdue: Neither
team is as bad as it looked last
week as the Irish won from North
Carolina and Purdue bowed to
Texas. No breaking of the Irish
victory skein here. Notre Dame.
Pennsylvania VS.. California:
Penn was good for one-quarter of
its battle with Virginia last week
while California was good for the
entire go minutes. Does that
make the Westerners four times
as good? Not necessarily, but
they should win. California.
Maryland VS.. Michigan State:
The Spartans accomplished the
No. mission last week by defeat
ing Michigan. No. 2 is to defeat
Notre Dame. That should per-
NIT Maryland to sneak through.
Maryland.
Tennessee Picked.
Tennessee VS.. Duke: The block
ing and tackling in this one should
be rugged. The Volunteers were
thinking of this one last Saturday.
They are awake now. Tennessee.
Penn State VS.. Army: Pollock
and Pollard-they confuse re-
/. porters and broadcasters. Now
they will confuse Penn State.
Army.
Oklahoma VS.. Texas A. and M:
Leon Heath, Oklahoma's only re-
turning regular, is as good a
blocker as he was runner. That's
almost enough. Oklahoma.
Dartmouth VS.. Michigan: John
Clayton, Dartmouth passer, hasn't
shown his 1949 form. That makes
it easy for the Big Ten club.
Michigan.
UCLA VS.. Washington: The
weatherman is on the Huskies'
side. Washington.
Southern Methodists Favored.
Southern Methodist VS.. Mis-
souri,: Missouri might make it
close, but the Texans are too good.
Southern Methodist.
Florida VS.. Georgia Tech: Bob
Woodruff, who brought new life
to Baylor, hasn't been defeated
as Florida coach. He should es-
cape defeat another week. Flor
Ida.
Texas Christian VS.. Arkansas:
A year ago Arkansas won, 27 to 7,
and then the two teams wrangled
all winter about who had been
impolite. They won't wear white
gloves this time, either, but TCU
should get revenge. Texas Chris
tian.
Georgia VS.. North Carolina:
Neither team won last week, but
Notre Dame took much out of
North Carolina. Georgia.
Skipping over the chalk lines in
o hurry: Il
College, Of Pacific over Denver Detroit
oklahoma 4 & N. over over prake, ik South South
Carolina over Furman. villanova over
Miami lF1a). West Virginia over George
ast-,.A EastM,.Amhsrst . over Ghamplain; Boston
over Holy Gross. Colby over ccNY, Col
Harvard. Cornell over syracuse, FofdSafi
over Yals :. GSeorgetown @ over , Tulsa Lafa-
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goTthxestsEn oysT Navy; M PTlneetoH 1 oysE
over Coast Guard Tufts over Northeast
srn., Vermont over Maine. Williams over
Southwest BAYLOR over Mississipg!
State, Hardin-simmons over Arizona, LsU
Rie TEa, Tw Msio esS over Nsw .s M.se sass
southSHlabsms over vaadeTbilt Au-
over Dayton; Tulane over Louisiana Col
le9e. virginia Military oyer Richmond,
Virginia over Virginia Tech. Washington
/: and Lee over The Citadel William and
Mary over. Wake Forest. Mississippi over
Boston College
4 Midwest: Cincinnati over Louisville. Il
/ 1inois over Wisconsin. Iowa State over
Il Iowa Teachers Iowa over Indiana Kansas
|! over Colorado Marquette over Kansas
Il State. Minnesota over Nebraska. Ohio
L State over Pittsburgh.
Far west; Arizena STempel State over
L Montana Santa Clara over San Jose,
+ Southern California over Washington
!, State, Stanford over Oregon State. Utah
over Brigham Young. Utah State over
/! Montana State Wyoming over Colorado
IA. & M.