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PAGE 15 THE BIRMINGHAM AGE HERALD Mi BOB PHILLIPS Sports Editor PRICE HOWARD Assistant Sports Editor Ramsay Roster Comes Through As Cat Kicker Gobblers To Risk Record Auburn Will ace One Of Breaks Are Expected To Close Duel Expected In Against Tide In Home Oldest Rivals With Decide Morning Prep Game coming eature Perfect Record Contest Here At Legion ield Crimson Squad In Good Bulldogs Crippled or Methodists Primed or Blues To Outweigh Junior Shape Except or Its i1 Gigantic Problem At Chance To Halt Big Colonels With Most Great Captain Cramton Bowl Memphis Backs In ront Wall ENSLEY OUTIT Yellow Jackets Arrive At Two Passes And umbld Meridian To Oppose Give Tuscaloosa Both Unbeaten Eleven Markers Early PROBABLE LINEUP Pos Probable lineup i After at ran Mr for little son Holmes football them CAROLINA 18 13 deadlock against BUT LOSE STAR Lengthy Gallops Enable Red Rovers Seek ourth St ordham And Tar Heels To Annex Win Of Campaign In Arm Hurt Pittsburgh Penn Are Combat Pensacola Game Among Best Ones As Bessemer Romps To 25 0 Victory oo tball Result yards to 0 A anzoneri Scores Over Bill Petrolic (Minne 7 North Illinois Grid Games Today 19 Ouachita 6 rigor Tuscaloosa newspaper boy with 19 Pacific Luther Gadsden 0 31 Spokane 9 0 vs 6 Against Kansas po Palmer be I might be 20th St 420 165 Backs average Harvard ordham Bir High early swelled at the crowd exceed any Print Rog beautiful yards to face an coaches Satur motor end left well be In Negri Howard intention to give 1 team burn Tiny 7 (tie) 6 (tie) Sande who rode to fame aboard some of America's greatest thoroughbreds underwent an operation for appendi the old so badly as to the 15 round ball the up only Bes one will next next 19 Tusculum College (Atlanta) 0 Tuskegee tipping slugging Jimmy over twice one night in 13 to team BRUINS DEEAT JECOHI WITH AIR ATTACK 13 0 that last IN MISSISSIPPI OR REAL TEST HITCHCOCK WILL OPEN IN HOWARD GAME SATURDAY Barnes ortenberry ox McCormick PHILLIPS TE AM ACES LORIDA ELEVEN TODAY at half fullback Murphy Porterfield Hite Grinus Maclntire Morgan Mills Holselaw Smith uarter rally counted fo: cribes tiled his Presbyterian 6 Bluefield Our CREDITOR Plan is particularly helpful in keeping Outgo in line with Income 0 GRID SCRAP AT LEGION IELD SEEN AS TOSSUP Prim however at left half and Mose at quarter Moseley quarter but Holley is after a few minutes RAMS HOPING TO KEEP 1932 SLATE VOH) LOSSES Nov 4 Auburn's fame will untied EAST TO SERVE INE OOTBALL BILL SATURDAY effected Ar and the there as a Presbyterian's game ended In Presbyterian down the field over Ingram PURPLE TIGERS DOWN GADSDEN ty prep classics Last beat Jefferson by one week after Woodlawn Later in the 1931 sea and Woodlawn fought tie Saturday rnorn i an over with Jeff announced his from the saddle Alabama Leach Laslie Kirkland Hew es Hupke Godiree Hutson Holley Howell Walker Hughes SANDE UNDER KNIE YORK Nov Ear! Bring Us Your Problem Total Cost: $783 per $100 facing Ramsay it tackles Ensley rest has will Anniston let it I been Don Hutson won the position another Arkansas NOVE BE 51932 UNIVERSITY Ala Nov Ala bama and I will clash here Saturday afternoon at 2 in what has developed into one of the most altractivte Homecoming Day games ever booked for the pleasure of returning alumni and football lov ers in general The Gobblers from Virginia come to the Capstone with titular hopes and with a clean slate that includes by way of direct com parison a 7 to 0 victory over the same Kentucky team that Alabama defeated 12 to 7 a week ago I did not reach the battle scene in time for a workout to ac quaint themselves with the sur Davis and full son Col 0 0 0 7 7 0 0 7 0 7 MIDWEST Northwestern vs Ohio State Iowa vs Nebraska Kansas vs Notre Dame Wisconsin vs Illinois Chicago vs Purdue Indiana vs Michigan Kansas Aggies vs Iowa State Detroit vs Marquette Washington vs Creighton Michigan State vs South Dakota card return of the open touchdown by Jonn Peopus inance aThriftCd tNMJSTWU LOANS Institute were three in the fourtl by quarter 9 Iowa Wesleyan 0 1 Augsburg need breaks The strong by Jimmy Haygood to the field a co favorite LORIDA ALLS BEORE NORTH EAST Army St Mary's Navy vs Columbia Pennsylvania vs Pittsburgh Cornell vs Albright Dartmouth vs New Hampshire Princeton vs Lehigh Boston vs Villanova Brown vs Holy Cross West Virginia vs Georgetown Duquesne vs and Williams vs Mass Wesleyan Rutgers vs Lafayette 164 Backs average NEW YORK Nov Tony lanzoneri a masterful little chain icn finally met the challenge Billy etrollf has been flinging to the ightweight division for years and11 but demolished the veteran ri lav night before a roaring crowd of 10000 that jammed the big battle Additional Sports On Page 16 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma vs Missouri Baylor vs Texas vs Texas Aggies Arkansas vs Rice Tulsa vs Oklahoma Aggies MONTGOMERY Ala Capt Jimmy Hitchcock aspirant for till American the undefeated a Plainsmen against Howard College in Cramton Bowl here Saturday at 2 pm in the last non confer ence game This scrap will be Au third and semi final appear ance in Montgomery this season Auburn will face one of its oldest rivals with a pel feet record repre senting victories over Birmingham Southern Erskine Duke Georgia Tech Tulane and Mississippi in that game again Ole Miss last week also has looked good in practice this week Coaches Eddie McLane and Wil bur Eaton facing Auburn in a se ries that dates back to 1903 will bring a crippled crew of crusading Crimsons here Saturday morning Howard probably will start a re vamped backfield behind a partially revised line Injuries have forced drastic changes in the Bulldog lineup since opening victories over Spring Hill and Oglethorpe Howard facing its nineteenth game with the Tigers probably will shoot Horace Gutter Rqy Kennedy and Ben ontille into action as new starting backs to be piloted by lit tle Harvey Moore Neither of How twin tackles Bill Staples or Ark Scifres will start Mike Wells at right guard and Olin Kelso at left tackle are newcomers in starting line DOG AVORS THIEVES DURHAM The lice dog mascot of a University of New Hampshire fraternity slept soundly while thieves robbed the house but would not let Police Chief Louis Boyden enter when he arrived to investigate AR WEST California vs Southern California Stanford vs Washington Washington State vs Idaho Oregon vs Oregon State Santa Clara vs Pacific College Colorado vs Utah Denver vs Wyoming BY PRICE HOWARD Saturday morning's city classic be tween Woodlawn and Ramsay start ing at 9:45 am on Legion ield will bring together two well matched high school elevens in a close con test that is rated a toss up Neither team concedes a margin to the other A one touchdown verdict either way is the widest margin expected and a duplication of last tie would not be surprising Coach Cannonball White starting 11 Rams that will outweigh Coach Blane's Junior Colonels by nearly 10 pounds per player will throw an unbeaten eleven at Woodlawn but Ramsay has been tied twice It Salary Cuts Balanced to be: umpire linesman RT RE LH it II 0 Louisville Tuggle Holliman Porter 119: Dynastic 116: Wave Or lent Shot 119 Kerry Patch Pompet 117 The Darb 119 the Quincy Si Repaid and Caterwaul Kerry Patch The entries Shadow 119 119 Repaid Caterwai nius 119 tor 122 0 Seven 3 year olds including Morton Gusto leading money i winner of the year were named ri day for the S25000 Latonia cham pionship which will be run over one and threequarter miles Saturday Gadsden Ends Abney and II shley tackles Lister and Butler Harkins Ash 14 Baylor (TP) A light signal drill riday night ended the Penn State football preparation for the Sewanee game The Sewanee contingent first Southern opponent for the Lions since 1925 is expected here Saturday morning Anderson will play center for State in place of Zawacki who is injured Cole is expected to start at tackle after a two layoff because of hurts Capt Collins has been shift ed to fullback with Morrison and Sigel sophomores scheduled to start at halfbacks SEEKING TOP RANK PL4YS ALABAMA TODAY PENSACOLA la Nov crimson crew of gridmen from mlngham representing Phillips School stormed into lorida riday night for Saturday big test with Pensacola The Red Rovers came here with hopes of du plicating last victory a 19 6 triumph Coaches Walker and Tucker were accompanied by 25 players and the student manager ready for the tough tussle that awaits them one week after they were halted by Ensley in a thrilling 13 13 tie Phillips will be seeking its fourth victory this year The Red Rovers had beaten air field Jefferson and Coffee in succes sion before being tied by Ensley for the third time in four seasons Coach Walker who left Birming ham early riday morning with his undefeated squad planned to start a revised lineup against this lor ida flock Mote at center Riser at right guard and Eiland at right tackle are revisions in tne lineup rrom which ripened against Ensley Porter at left end Price at left tackle Mills at left guard Huggins at right end Davidson at quarter back Baugh and Callen at halfbacks and Heath at fullback complete the probable Phillips lineup 0 decision Coach threatened several times break the spell of Tuscaloosa was never able to do serious age to the invaders Passes won for the Bears a shaky start they took advantage of a fumble on own 10 yard line and a pass Moody to did the work The second score also was a pass from Moody the hands of Davis who the goal line for the tal placement anther estern is plenty strong dillsaps with Gabania with Capt iff a touchdown against the Tides uen The strong Sewanee team just used out the Lynx 8 6 If the Panthers can come through his game they have a fair chance laying claim to the Dixie Confer nev championship At least they rill most likely go into the Howard ame with their campaign still alive nd chances at least even Spring ill! is to be played between the juthwestern and Howard games but he Badgers are not considered in the class this year To further his chances of turning ack the invaders it may be that each Jenks Gillem will throw all his eavy men suitable into the game at he outset as a defensive move Con ntration on returning of ints and sweeps at end as been the keynote oQ this ork and the success of plans along ais line will probably determine the utcome Two leet Backs Zeke Knight a 200 pounder Is a ne plunger bearcat but his threat ppears to diminish in the face of the eet pair or speed merenants it as Newton who scored the twouchdowns on Howard one on a 28 ird run and the other on a 34 yardunt These distance gallops have een the item of major importance in defensive scheme All hands with only one or two ex ption will be ready to shoulder tv tor the fantners tor tieorge irfner is the only man definitely un i a lahlp Hp has been out for prac lee only two or three day after a ur week layoti cue to a oroxenw The Panther passing system which as been the scourge of most of heir onnonents probably will be sed freely in face of the heavier huthwestern line The Lynx also (a a good aerial attack I Birmingham Southern officials redicted another large turnout Bar ala gridiron bills have indance this year and Lturday is expected to I' previous gatherings 13 Northw estern (ctor at the end lattle Panthers Meet Lynx At 2 Woodlawn aces Ramsay At 9:45 AM the ehal very thing else to win a unan Presbyterian Scoring: Touchdown rlan Ingram Newberry Bolick Point aftertouchdown: Dropkick Presbyte roundings They stopped at Bir mingham for lunch and came on to Tuscaloosa at nightfall Chances Most of the pregamo discussion here has centered around Capt John Cain and his chances of playing Trainer Crowley stated late riday that Cain would be in shape to try for a few minutes of the battle but it is not likely that Coach Thomas will risk reinjury to his great full back in Buck Hughes Alabama has a fine substitute fullback and he will likely be on the job nearly the whole game Hughes is a good punter sec ond only to Cam and fills the bill well in every way Riley Smith husky sophomore is ready to go tn to relieve Hughes if needed He has not yet played in a varsity game but is known to have the ability Alabama has looked good in prac tice this week and the spirit is fine ly kick from was good and the scoring pleted Due to the presence of scouts Coach Clemens charges play only straight football Only part of his regulars were in the lineup the rest out on account of in juries The Bruin line was a bit loose at times and with the excep tion of Phifer no brilliant forward work was seen Moodv and pa 7 0 a Hallmark Tinker Wages Lipscomb Benton Morgan Lightcap Moore Crouch Schilleci Kendrick Sanders Gadsden: Vincent Milan Jones Hale Officials Referee Lewis (Carnegie Tech) umpire Gillam (Birmingham Southern): head linesman Kalkman (St Louis) PIMLICO UTURITY GETS IELD 23 COLLEGE GAMES North Carolina 18 lorida 13 Mld Georgla 7 Marion Institute Tennessee Tech 27 Union 7 Carolina A 12 lorida 1U 0 Newberry 7 Johnson City Catawba 13 King College Oakland Citv 0 St Ambrose 1 Macalester 24 apolis 0 Northern Illinois Teachers Central 0 St Viator 26 Eastern Teachers BESSEMER Ala Nov Scoring in every quarter and piling up 16 first downs the Purple Tiger of Bes semer outplayed the Orange Tiger of Gadsden here riday 25 0 Receiving the opening kickoff Bes semer drove straight down the field with five first downs and scored be fore losing the ball Simpson Smith erman and Allred carried the ball to the five yard line from where Simp son plunged over for the first score Late in the second quarter a pass from Simpson to McKinney was good for 15 yards and on the second play Simpson broke off tackle and travel tne CHAPEL HILL Nov A 9 ing kickoft for ny Daniel and a 44 yard gallop by Croom for another score pointed the way for North 18 13 vic tory over lorida here riday Carolina fresh from its upset of North Carolina State last Saturday outgained lorida from the start and held a 12 4 margin In first downs rom the time Daniel took the kick off and twisted through the lorida team for the touchdown North Caro lina seemed the better team Just as the second quarter opened lorida climaxed a drive to the 19 vard line with three plays by Mc Anly and Moye sending Moye over for the tying score An exchange of punts was followed by a 25 yard penalty that gave Caro lina the ball on lorida's 30 yard line Croom then passed 10 yards to Thompson who ran 2u yards to score Just after the kickoff Underwood intercepted a lorida pass in mid field Croom found a large hole at right tackle and crashed through for 44 yards and another score North Carolina leading 18 6 as the half ended Opening the third quarter Burnett of North Carolina got off a 10 yard punt that gave lorida the ball on Carolina's 23 yard line McAnly got as far as the four yard line on a fake pass Two more plays lost a yard McAnly hit right tackle fumbled and Davis recovered over the goal to give lorida its last touchdown Lineup and surnnia: lorida Shearer left 1 SOUTH Alabama vs I Auburn vs Howard Birmingham Southern vs South western Duke vs Kentucky Georgia Tech vs Tulane South Carolina vs Maryland vs Vanderbilt Tennessee vs Miss State I vs William Mary Virginia vs Clemson vs Citadel Centre vs Mercer Mississippi vs Minnesota State vs Davidson Sewanee vs Penn State Millsaps vs I Miss College vs Colgate Chattanooga vs Loyola (N O) Hattiesburg vs Louisiana Georgia vs Georgetown vs West Kentucky Centenary vs Durant Teachers Wofford vs urman Wake orest vs Catholic Oglethorpe vs Syracuse Mc Arni guards Bell and Grimes Bowen: quarterback Smith halfbacks Allred and Wood was a 6 6 draw with Ensley and a deadlock with West End that temporarily checked the Blues in: their last two appearances Coach Blane with a backfield which will outweigh carriers by a shade will Southside aggregation with and coming crew that has lost to a pair of unbeaten teams in semer and Sidney Lanier Before and after tying airfield the Colo nels have beaten Dora airfield and A I without yielding a touch down facing Phillips and Selma on the of his schedule will shoot Enslen and Mel Grass at flanking Lewis Bostick at Goldfarb and Trussle at both heaty and Carlson and at ends will complete Ramsay's line Backfield With John Grady at quarterback me nam oacKiieia win line! late and Tom Mashburn backs and Capt Hewitt at This ball carrying crew only 150 pounds but it behind a Woodlawn's line poundage packed Strange and Downs order 195 points the Tigers share with Colgate the honor of lead ing 20 unbeaten and untied teams over the nation in scoring Hitchcock's presence in the start ing lineup will add poise and finesse to the Plainsmen and he has ability to inspire his mates in addition to standing out as a blocker tackler kicker passer hall carrier and pass receiver Capt Hitchcock is prub ablv the greatest back ever to cavort under Orange and Blue banners Capt supporting cast Saturday will be Bennie enton Bat McCollum Donald Jones Lee John son Boots Cl ambler Uanms Gump Ariail Ike Parker Allen ers and Sterling Dupree Johnson Ready Johnson a center has seen service in the last two games be cause of an injured hand but he is once again in top condition Prim a tackle is partially a newcomer to the fit st eleven He was on the first ct the start of this great Au Toledo Ohio was stricken suddenly Thursday and taken to the Roosevelt Hospital BULLDOG JOHNSON Ac a general rule these lads who boot the pigskin with unusual ve locity earn the nickname of but here is a punting of the Panther squad He is reeman Johnson who has come through with Come good all around play this year particularly as a defensive man and blocker While he is not the first string punter he has done some creditable toe work in games where he has been called upon His improved playing this season has won him a start in several games He will see a lot of action Saturday at Legion ield against Southwestern and may even get the call at fullback in the starting i and weights: Bright Isult 119 Euryalus 119: Golden Way 122 119: Baiios 122 Pompo Teehnique 119 Sun Cap Notebook 116: Inlander 122 I Bold Lover 119 Swivel 116 Sabula Barn Swallow i NEWBERRY Nov (UP) Newberrv and Presbyterian wound up an exciting football game in a 7 7 tie riday afternoon holding the ball on five yard line as the the third quarter Ensley Roberson and Randolph ends Holliman and Tuggle tackles Waldrop and Trevarthen guards Ellis center Jacobs quarter Porter and Roberts halfbacks Ginn full back Meridian Beggingfield and Taylor ends Danner and Ellis tackles A Breyer and Breyer guards: center Bennett quarter LeaWilliams halfbacks Rainer back 6 0 Bessemer: Wages nerl failed to floor but he did laws permit ious decision Canzoneri once a the streets of Nev appeared finer advantage than lid in driving the Ex to its worst srnashup in a ed the remaining goal line In the third quarter a triple pass was good for 15 put the ball on Gadsden's 35 yard line and then Head tossed to Batson for 10 yards and Batson with a great burst of speed stepped away from three Gadsden men who were surrounding him and dashed the re maining 25 to the goal Simpson bucked the extra point The last score was made on a three yard buck by Wood after he had smashed his wav off tackle for 17 yardsf The Purple Tigers sustained a serious loss in the second quarter when Smitherman's arm was broken He will undoubtedly be out the of the year and as the backfield been built around him his loss hurt Lineup and summary Bessemer Ends Batson and Kinney tackles Gray and Opposing Gusto a grandson of Man I War will be Whitney's Mad i rump red Rehoboth I Norman Gallant Sir Hal I Price Big Beau ish I er's Cee Tee and James O'Neil's Quando Probable Lineup PANTHERS Wt Pos Wt Allbrooks 156 Left End 170 'Bowers 192 Left Tackle 185 LeCroy 165 Left Guard 183 Beaird (c) 175 Center 155 Having pounded their ideas of best methods to upset Southwestern intohe Panthers by physical demonstra ion ali week Birmingham Southerncaches concentrated riday after toon on mental training for the im portant game Saturday at 2 pm ongion ield Having dished out a engthy skull practice and then hav drive some of the points home n'dunimy scrimmage Hilltop men ors called off the workout satisfied hat the fate of the Methodists was irgely in their own hands and pos sibly a few breaks which might come heir way That both elevens will win is not doubted earn coached will go i rhe Lynx has the weight in bothn ani backfield and it possesses he speesl in at least two scintillatingacks Capt Harold High of Besse ner and Herbert Newton Lynx Beat By Howard The visiting eleven dropped a game Howard College last Saturday 14 3 through a rousing tourth by the Bulldogs which all their points Mem agreed that Haygood irsity too soon in an conserve them for the me At any rate South It crushed 2u 0 and opened the sea a creditable game against High stepping nc career rom the first round through the 'st with just a breather at the start ternnorary stay in the eighth and nth rounds Tony made a target of ie courageous warrior who has been hipping all comers in a thrillingmeback campaign even to the ex this Brilliant as any of the lightweights legend Tony battered mer from argo nit there was no question of their PROBABLE LINEUP I Seaman will work that averages 168 despite heavy by McAllister will average little less than 160 pounds Coach Blane seeing his Colonels march GO yards from the opening kickoff against Sidney Lanier's pow erful Poets last week and then drop ing a 13 0 decision will start Wal lace and Strange at ends Downs and McAllister at tackles Hairston and Sharp at guards Oden at center McCloskey at quarter Sudderth and Harbuek at halfbacks and Bales at fullback Ensley playing at Meridian Miss and Phillips appearing at Pensacola la are other city elevens in action Saturday NEWERRYANDP PLAY TO 7 AND 7 TIE vors Alabama but the more servative ones look for a close test with I making contest of things Officials of the game are Referee Ducote (Auburn) Maior (Auburn) head Phillips (Georgia Tech) field judge Streit (Auburn) Gobblers Stop Here or Three Hours The Virginia Polytechnic football team and coaches guests of Birmingham tor hours riday arriving here at noon and entraining again for at midafternoon The squad had lunch at the Moun tain Brook Country Club As far as is known It did not work out while here although its activities were shrouded somewhat in secrecy The coaches even refused to allow news paper photographers to snap the team anil when an attempt was made to photograph the coaches photog raphers found themselves facing hastily turned backs All Triple Threats A backfield of four triple threats Morgan Mills Hole law and Smith will be sent against Alabama The Poly Gobbler line averages only 180 pounds according to statements out of Blacksburg but the squad Ipoked to be quite weighty during its stop over here record embraces all wins as follows: 32 to 0 over Roanoke: 7 to 0 over Georgia: 23 to 0 over Maryland 7 to 0 over William and Mary 32 to 6 over Miles president of the South ern Conference was with the I party as graduate manager of ath letics Others were: En(jK Maclntire Seaman Thomas Hoblitzell Tackles Grinus Capt Huffman Hoenstine Simmons Guards Porterfield Copenhaver Neale Quarterback Morgan Halfbacks Mills Holsclaw Casey Ottaway Hall Cunningham ullbacks Smith Howard Head Coach Henry (Puss) Reddj assistants backfield coach Younger and line coach Til son Publicity Director Mel Jeffries GUSTO IN RACE I ginians and giv game the likes not run into all In Good Condition Alabama's squad is good phys ical condition as a whole only Cain and Sewell a promising soph full back being out The other cripples have come around Tide's first line will unit One change has though at an end kansas youth opposite Lead and the two of son is a sophomore who has im proved by leaps and bounds rey is slated to be at right end having rallied beautifully since being hurt at Kentucky If he needs help Kirkland is ready to go in In the backfield with Hughes will be Bub Walker aX right half Chap pell or Howell ley or Holley may open at sure to go in taking that place and leaving Walker at right half The main change from the array that went so well at Lex ington may be at left half where Howell a sophomore has been doing good work Holley And Walker Holley and Walker starred in car rying the ball against the Wildcats and they are again expected to sup ply most of the major yardage Wal ker who suffered one of the most dangerous injuries imaginable at Lexington was none the worse off for his head blow the next day and he is being counted on to knock off plenty of distance Saturday Sentiment hereabouts naturally fa con con real CITY Nov 4 (P) No me's Ramblers will give the tit Lawrence Kan Satui day inestion of how they will ie thn stunning defeat Pitt iani them last Saturday Th biyhawkers of the University tire their opponents ain victims in the eyes of Vfn rabid Javhawk partisans I TI'jrivAr Notre Dame a Kansan himselfi brief stop here en route to reup sought to correct that im and gave a hint that pic 0 iiking of his players before the gitne do them any good 'h' ti' will be no posing for pho t'llihers no fol de rol for Notre in hetore the game Saturday Y'e went to Pittsburgh long odds that no one be Harper Jefferson County High gallant band of Wildcats held the Black Bears from Tuscaloosa riday at Boyles limiting the Invaders to a i Arnold to but It dam NEW YORK Nov 4 The na gridirons will be scanned as closely as political landscapes Satur day when a dozen major contenders for championship honors take the first of the big November barriers in the great college football handicap Of the principal pace setters so far only raiders" in the northeastern sector jug gernaut in the Nebraska in the Big Six Texas Christian in the southwest Tennessee and Auburn in the Southern Conference seem reasonably certain to keep their front line places This is mainly for the reason most of these teams play non title or intersectional contests while their rivals take on heavier as signments Indiana hardly seems equipped to stop the march of Michigan toward the Western Conference champion ship but stranger things of course have happened so far this season Only the hardiest of experts now go out on the well known limb without tying a rope around their waist Nevertheless Wisconsin figures to overpower Illinois Purdue Is genu inely by Amos Alonzo Chicago Maroons and Ohio States looks to have a good chance to turn the tables on Northwestern in other Big Ten features Brown Holy Cross The Eastern battiefront will echo to some of the heaviest football fif ing as a quartet of undefeated arrays Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania Brown and Holy Cross provide the headline scrimmaging More than 50000 spectators probably will see the con querors of Notre Dame invade ranklin ield the favorites to hand Pennsylvania its first setback Brown has a slight edge on Holy Cross Intersectional warfare in this area will lie concentrated in the big met ropolitan ball parks Slip Madigan St Gaels gallop into the Polo Grounds with good prospects of knocking over ordham while Geor battling Bulldogs hope to trample the fading Violets of New York University Upwards of 40000 may see each of these colorful affairs Notre Dame expects to regain a winning stride against the University of Kansas at Lawrence and probably will Nevertheless the Ramblers have generally had a tough time in the corn belt notably against Ne braska and a prospective record crowd of 36000 will be out to see what the Jayhawkers can do to make it tougher Oklahoma meanwhile is expected to take Missouri into camp and keep pace with Nebraska for the Big Six leadership Iowa State and Kansas State will battle each other to deter mine the "cellar" occupant Crowd Of 75000 California has a good chance to upset Southern all win ning record but the Trojans on home grounds look like favorites in a game that should draw close to 75000 to the huge Olympic Stadium The chief prospect of a break in the Southern Conference leadership rests In whether Alabama's battered Tide can upset Virginia Polys fast stenning array Without fullback Cain Alabama will 1 11 rn in this flssit? nment Capt Jones and his Louisi ana State Tigers also face a tough hurdle in South Carolina but Tennes see and Auburn do not face serious opposition Southwest dopesters expect Teas to Baylor and remain dead locked with Texas Christian which nlavs anon conference opponent Simmons Rice and Arkansas tussle for contending positions in race drive for a fifth consecutive Rocky Mountain Conference cham pionship depends on the Indians ability to scalp the University of Colorado forces at Boulder Although not having much luck outside their conference the Utes still appear to have the on those within the fold left guard: errazzl center' Bernhard right guard Jenkins right tackle Goodyear right end Dorsett quar terback Henderson left halt Moye right half Hughes fullback' North Carolina (18) Walter left end Hodgen left tackle Philpott left guard Underwood center Kahn right guard Smith right tackle Brandt right end Burnett quarterback: Phipps left half Dan iel right half Chandler fullback Score by quarters: lorida 0 6 7 North Carolina 6 J2 0 0 18 Scoring Touchdown: North Caro lina Daniel Thompson Croom (sub) lorida: Moye Davis Point after Placement: Hughes (lorida) PEXN STATE READY TO ACE SEWANEE MERIDIAN Miss Nov 4 Coaches DeYampert and Etheridge came into this Mississippi city early riday night with their Ensley High School squad prepared to do what six oth er teams have failed to do this sea son The Yellow Jackets 26 strong came here with hopes of halting Me undefeated Wildcats Meridian tied by Morton and or est in six starts this season will clash with the Birmingham eleven Saturday afternoon The with their running attac peak now are favored to lev game will be watched closely by Meridian for the Wild cats play Jackson Thanksgiving Day a game that may decide the Big Eight Conference crown Ensley bowed to Ensley earlier in the sea son 6 0 Ensley sent the following players here: Brock Gandy Hays Griffin Enslen Ginn Hardy Crowder Yar brough Jacobs Roberts Courson Walarop Randolph Ellis toberson Trevarthen and Donnelly lotre Dame Will Start Comeback tiers Martin Drake and Capt Lay ton showed up in the Jefteo back field Jones played welt on the line Score by quarters: Tuscaloosa 6 7 0 Jefferson County 0 0 0 0 id Lv Notre Daine squad and al arrive in Kansas City morning attend mass Hie city and proceed to Law bv train amnmnnnteri hv Ml'S iiockne widow of the late yy coach She visited her riday at St Ytrhison Kan Capt Shei: Udcat Iltie guards Edgeworth and center Siniard quarterbacl ley halfbacks Griffin and fullback Bottoms East Central Teachers 7 Eastern Oregon Delta Teachers 27 Lnmbuth 14 Temple 14 Haskell 14 (tie) HIGH SCHOOL GAMES Bessemer 25 Gadsden 0 Tuscaloosa 13 Jefferson County West End 7 McAdory 0 Boys High (Chattanooga) Holtville 14 Mortimer Jordan 6 Shades Cahaba 6 (tie) Tuscaloosa dounty 19 Albertville Ags 0 Oak Grove 14 airfield 13 Hueytown 7 Minor 6 Same Situation The same situation that surround ed their 1931 meeting leads up to this second of cit year Ramsay touchdown a tied Jeffcohi Ramsay scoreless tie Saturday battle finds Ramsay with other one touchdown victory Jefferson and also Woodlawn another 0 0 cohi Woodlawn week before find the Rams awaiting a rest week Phillips is hurdle two weeks henoe Coach Blane facing Ramsay Ensley West End and Phillips in succession has driven his Colonels at a torrid pace this week and he wound up prac tice riday with only one major cripple Oldham the center In Old place will be Norman Oden a scrappy little Colonel Haskell Rogers 145 pound guard is the only Ram who will not start Coach White facing Woodlawn last lap Charley guards center tackles Hinson Junior 0 Clark 7 Knoxville College 0 Buena Vista 2o Penn (Iowa) Pacific 18 Albany 0 airmont 14 Bethany 0 reshmen 12 Kiski 0 King 19 Tusculum Phillips 20 Panhandle Ags Kirksville 7 Warrenburg 0 Wichita 19 Southwestern (Kan sas) 0 Baker 14 Missouri Valley 14 (tie) Whitewater 6 Milwaukee 0 DeKalb 7 North Central 0 Platteville 22 Milton 6 Connecticut Ags 0 Coast Guard 0 ttie) Oregon Normal an 0 BALTIMORE Nov Twen ty three horses were entered riday in the $40000 added Pimlico futurity mile and a sixteenth race for 2 year I olds to be held at Pimlico track here Saturday Included in the list were ables highly favored The Darb and Lee Rosenberg's OJ TK '7g' Smashing f'' Br B' SB Woodlawn Roster No Name Pos Wt Yr 1 Wesley Bales 145 1 2 Harold Sudderth 142 2 3 Bill Harbuek 150 3 4 Alfred Bivins 130 2 5 Sam Bush 135 2 6 Joe Daniel 130 1 7 Alfred Wallace 145 3 8 Clovis Malmede 175 2 9 John Douglaa 136 1 10 Charles Brewer 165 1 11 Tom Dewitt 175 3 12 Sam McCroskey 165 3 13 Milton Bagby 163 2 14 Everett McAllister 183 2 15 Norman Oden 145 1 16 Homer Downs 170 2 17 George Strange 180 3 18 James Hairston 142 2 33 Tom Morris 140 1 44 Grady Sharp 140 2 50 Torrance Russell 165 1 41 Thaxton Moore 150 2 No Name Pos Wt Yr 1 Herman Hewitt 160 3 2 John Grady 148 4 3 Tom Washburn 140 2 4 Howard Hinson 142 3 5 Tate 145 4 6 Bill Gooch 156 1 7 Evans Bragan 160 2 8 Melvin Grass 158 3 9 Radford Batson 162 2 10 Jimmy O'Hara 138 1 11 Joe Swindle 176 1 12 Lewis Bostick 175 3 13 Charles Enslen 180 3 14 Houston Beaumont 178 3 15 Abe Goldfarb 170 3 16 Jack Harper 175 3 17 Sidney razier 158 1 18 Bob Carlson 165 3 19 Donald Wiley 145 3 20 Bill Bruce 160 4 21 Trussell 190 1 22 Haskell Rogers 146 3 23 Paul McAllister 190 2 Auburn Pos Howard enton LE Stuart McCollum LT Kelso Jones LG Kincaid Johnson Glenn Chambless RG Wells prim RT Brown Ariail RE Garrett Parker Moore Hitchcock LH Glittery Rogers Kennedy Dupree ontille Woodlawn Pos Ramsay Wallace LE Carlson Downs LT Goldfarb Hairston LG Enslen Oden' Bostick Sharp RG Grass McAllister RT Trussle Strange RE Hinson McCroskey Grady Sudderth I11 Tate Harbuek RH Washburn Bales Hewitt McBee 172 Right Tackle178 Bearden isher 158 Right Guard 181 Hebert Owens 170Right End 172 Perrette Line average 169 175 Line average Young 163 Quarterback 130 High (c) Vaughn 156 Left Halfback 160 Pickens Teel 160 Right Halfback 172 Newton Thomas 180 ullback 195 Knight i 1 i IrP sii A ft Ml i 'i Mj 1 il 5 1 A 1 4 4 i 4 A 1 4 I.