Evening star., 1952-10-25
UCLA al Wisconsin
Is Possible Preview
OF Rose Bowl Battle
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

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due at Illinois (nationally tele-
vised game). Main course-Three
games matching members of the
Nations top 10 (order by number
please).
l. UCLA at Wisconsin (possible
Rose Bowl preview).
2. California VS.. Southern Cali
fornia at Los Angeles (both un-
beaten).
3. Duke vs.. Virginia at Char
lottesville. Va. (Another battle be-
tween two unscarred elevens).
4. Michigan State, top ranked,
against unbeaten but once tied
Penn State at East Lansing, Mich.
Dessert-Minnesota VS.. Michigan
at Ann Arbor in their traditional
Little Brown jug" game.
Rose Bowl Hopefuls.
About $4,000 fans are expected
to turn up at Camp Randall Sta
dium in Madison, Wis, for the
battle between 10th-ranked Wis
consin and UCLA's eighth-ranked
and unbeaten Bruins.
Both teams are in the running
for the coveted Rose Bowl. Wis
has won two games and
dropped one in the Big Ten race.
The Bruins are warming up for
two important Pacific Coast Con-
ference games. Coach Red San
ders' mighty crew tackles Cali
fornia next Saturday and South
ern California the next week.
The clash between California
and Southern California is ex-
pected to lure more than 100000
fans to Los Angeles Memorial
The Trojans, seventh
in the ratings, boast one of the
best defenses in the Nation. Cali
fornia, fourth in the rankings, is
one of the country's top offensive
units.
Duke-Virginia.
Sharing the limelight with the
big game on the coast will be the
uke-Virginia encounter at Char
lottesville, Va.
Dukes Blue Devils have won
Ave starts including victories over
SMU and Tennessee. Virginia,
playing an easier schedule, has
won four games. Duke is sixth
and Virginia ninth nationally.
Michigan State figures to over
whelm Penn State at East Lans-
ing. The Spartans have romped
to four straight triumphs while
the invaders have won four games
and tied Purdue.
The remaining teams among
the elite in the Associated Press
weekly ratings figure to keep their
places as members in good stand
ings.
Maryland, No. 2, entertains hot
and cold Louisiana State. Okla
home. No. 3, meets weak Kansas
State and Georgia Tech, No. S,
tangles with improved Wander
bilt.
Little Brown jug.
The Little Brown jug" battle
between Minnesota and Michigan
should help clear up the picture
in the Big Ten race. Both teams.
along with Purdue, are unbeaten
in conference play. The Boiler
have defeated Ohio State
and Iowa, while their Illinois op-
ponents have lost two league
games. The Illini are the Defend
ing champions and ineligible to
return to the Rose Bowl. Other
Big Ten games pit Ohio State
against Iowa and Indiana against
Northwestern.
Other top games include:
East-Army at Columbia, Navy
at Penn, Colgate at Bucknell, |.
Dartmouth at Harvard, Princeton
at Cornell, Holy Cross at Syra-
cuse and West Virginia at Pitts
burgh.
South and Southwest-Kansas
vs.. SMU at Dallas, Georgia at
Florida, Mississippi State at Ala
bama, VPI at Washington and
Lee, Texas at Rice and Texas A&M
at Baylor.
Midwest - North Carolina at
Notre Dame and Kentucky at Gin
cinnati.
Far West-Washington at STAN
ford, Oregon State at Washington
State. Utah at Wyoming. Nebraska
at Colorado, Idaho at Santa Clara
and Montana at Oregon.
The weekend feast started last
night with Boston College and
Miami (Fla.) winning major
games and VMI striking from
behind in the last three minutes
for a 1920 tie with George
Jimmy Kane tossed touchdown
heaves to Joe Johnson and Mike
Mikulics that made up for Boston
College miscues in a 1913 victory
over Fordham.
Art Knust's 85-yard touchdown
run through the mud after inter-
cepting a pass hlghllghted
Miami's 20-6 triumph over Mar
quette. And a 45-yard gallop by
fullback George Chumbley en-
abled VMI to tie George WASH
ington.
In other games Santa Clara
beat Idaho, 81, on John Daily's
19-yard field goal in the third
period and Bradley crushed
Drake, $50.
Wilson Teachers Stopped