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SPORTS BUFFALO EVENING NEWS: FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 133 SPORTS 42 Kerr Favors Dartmouth to Shatter iYale Bowl Jinx Bradford Gridders Face Big Hurdle in Smethport Game at Home Tonight Reunion of Ancient Rivals Brings This Pair Into Action ant to Hookey for several years In fact he handled the team himulf during 11 the year Hookey wu out So no change in system is necessary at this late stage of the season Power Speed Of Princeton Rated on Top Harvard Pointed for Game But Tigers Have Too Much in Reserve Says Kerr Syracuse Has Edge By ANDY KERR CoJfffi football Ciwr Copyrleht 1114 by Bfrmo XriNiwe Kiwi cud North American Neweptptr Alliance Hamilton nov a-The tint Saturday in November will be featured by a number of tiaditional football garnet Heading these will be the renewal of the relationship between Princeton and Harvard The Harvard team put up a splen-did defenalve battle against Dartmouth It will be more highly inspired for the battle against the Tigers but Princeton carries too much power speed and versatility Dartmouth enters the Yale bowl once more in an attempt to defeat the Eli jinx In all their meetings Dartmouth never has defeated Yale I believe that Dartmouth has more In reserve than it showed last Saturday and will defeat Yale Columbia meets Cornell in New York city While the Columbia team received a scare from a good Penn Slate eleven last week it will be ready for Cornell Syracuse and Penn State tangle at Penn State The power and experience of the Syracuse eleven will prevail The Temple-Holy Cross encounter should be interesting Temple's running game will be superior and I am inclined to select Temple as the winner Navy meets Washington and Lee the team that gave Princeton quite a scare two weeks ago The Midshipmen appear to have too much stuff A strong Tennessee eleven meets Fordham in New York with a slight edra for Tennessee The Pittxburgh-Notre Dame game la very difficult to predict Both teams are strong and both have made great progress during the past few weeks Pittsburgh looked like a great (cam in its game with Minnesota Pitt is my choice Manhattan should be returned the victor over Carnegie Tech will avenge Its defeat at the hands of New York university last year COLLEGE CRID MENU LEVAN PRINCETON BACK Niagara Will Meet Powerful Squad in Game at Falls Sunday peelii to the Somio Kramirt Raws PROVIDENCE Nov Buoyed up by their 13-7 victory over Boston college last Saturday the Providence College football team today completed preparations tor their annual game against Niagara The squad will entrain for Niagara FalU this evening The Friars met defeat from Niagara a year ago and will be out for revenge Sunday when they face the Purple Eagle In Vanity stadium In defeating Boston College the Friar didn't just catch the Eagles of Boston on an oft day Providence actually played outpunted and out-paised Jo McKenny's outfit the same team which held Fordham to a 6 to 0 score and although out-rushed gained 18 first downs to 8 for Boston In scoring lu noUblo triumph Providence was merely In top stride after two weeks of improved play under IU new coaching regime which is headed bf Joe McGee onetime FrUr itor and aided aiaterUlly by Phil Couhig former Ail Eastern tackle from Boston college After a muddy day game with Holy Cross when the superior force of the Crusaders wore them down the Friars came back strong to conquer Benny Friedman's City College of New York eleven 18 to The following wck Providence outplayed Springville from sUrt to fbiiih and even had the ball on the one-yard line at tha finish but yet lost by a 14 to 13 icore The improved play of the team and the bitter disappointment of the outcome of the Springfield game may have been the cause of the work agalnit Boston but whatever the reason every sports writer scout and fan-who sat in on the clash last Saturday came away with the knowledge that Providence haa a big fast and smart team Taps Gallagher athletic director and scout of Niagara was loud in hla praise of the play of the Friars and predicted that the game next Sunday at the Falla will be a thriller from start to finish In Hank Soar 180-pound halfback the Friar have a real outstanding performer Soar who Incidentally is but a sophomore passed and kicked brilliantly to hold Boston college at bay and his sensational passing in the final period sent the Frian on their way to their second and winning touchdown Throwing passes to all corners of the field Soar had the Eaglet completely baffled and with but a minute to play Landry speedy quarterback snatched a past on the fourth down and pitched to earth a yard from the final line mark The rest was easy aa substitute Fullback Ed Sokolowskl plunged over for the (core The Friars came out of their game with Boston College with no severe Injuries Paul Mealy diminutive and speedy halfback sustained a rib bruise which may kaep him out of play for the week but otherwise the team reported only minor ipralna and bruises Although there is a possibility of one or two changes in the starting array It appears likely that McGee will use Feit at center again CapL Kutneskl and Lepre at the guards Adamick and Davtn as tackles Gill and Hagstrom at ends Landry at quarter Belliveau and Soar at halves and Vitulio at fullback Thia array gives Providence a line averaging close to 190 and a back-field with a weight average of approximately 173 pounds HUIY LONG STAYS BEHIND NASHVILLE Tenn Nov 1 Commodores couldn't fill the request that they bring Huey Long leader of last week's Louisiana State gridiron invasion of Nashville when they left for the George Wishington game But they received his blessing in a long message of good will and praise SYRACUSE SEEKS RECORD SYRACUSE Nov 2 W-Th undefeated Syracuse team hopes this week to break a record that hu endured eince 192X The Orange hu met Penn State annually but neither team hu been able to win by more than ten points and neither haa scored more than 12 In any game RANGERS SINK MAROONS WINNIPEG Nov 2 Ml-The New York Rangers defeated the Montreal Maroons 8-to- 4 in the third fame of their pre-Natlonal Hockey lugue aeries Thursday The first game ended In a 2-to-2 tie while the Rangers captured the second 4-to-X Undefeated Visitors Loom as Menacing Foes in Contest That Will Decide Conference Championship By NATE SILBERBERG Victorious In lto last 17 starts Bradford Pa high still finds two high hurdln in tho path to another undefeated season The first one will be Smethport Pa tonight at Bradford Next week it will ba Olean In the finale Smethport visits Bradford with another undefeated team Eldred Pa Emporium Pa and Couders-port Pa hava failed to check the Smilhiu In their Allegheny Mountain conference drive Tonight's game will decide the championship of the conference Lut year the Owls of Bradford smothered Smethport in the wildut rout of the conference season 53-X but Bob Pflug ia laboring under no delusion of repeating that margin He will be content with even a one-point decision for the Owls Coaches get that way when they reach the unset of the union with their records unstained Then too Bradford Is still without the services ot its veteran center Jack Tsylor who is attending clauct with hia arm in a sling the result of Injuries sustained in the Kane Pa game Oct 18 However Larry Pearce who uw little service lut week bccitue of injuriee will bo back tonight for full time duty In the bsckileliL There will pair with Joe Blxarro the Owl halfback who hu scored half of Bradford's 188 points to compile by far the best individual scoring record Western New York and Northwntern Pennsylvania have seen in years Oiean's Crimson defeated only by Jameitown 8-8 last week should breeze through Silver Creek tomorrow to be In shapa for the lnvuion by Bradford a week latar Olean was hurt no little by tha loss of Hookey Frey veteran couh who had to be rushed from the Bradford game lut week to hospital for an emergency operation Now Norm Utecht is handling tha Olean squad The former Depew high and Bona ace haa been aseist- Playoff Scheduled In Tri-County Loop Title In Northern Grid Division to Be Decided In Special Games Nov 11 The deadlock in the Northern division of the Tri-County football league will be broken in a special playoff Election day afternoon on the field of Wut Seneca high Alden and Orchard Park are now deadlocked for the top and they will be joined by West Seneca if the latter wins tomorrow from Pine Hill is expected In that event it waa decided at a meeting ot the schools Thursday Orchard Park will play Alden a half itarting at 2 o'clock Then Alden will plsy West Seneca a half Then Orchard Park and West Seneca will play a half The school winning both Its gsmu will be declared champion In the event no school wins both the winner will be determined by the highest net score compiled that la by subtracting opponents' points from a team's own points Should the latter system also fail the award will go to the team compiling the greatest number of first downs The Northern division winner will meet the Southern division winner the following Saturday Nov IX for the lugue title and the Evening News cup Griffiths Institute of Springville will win the Southern honors unlera it bows to Ellicott-ville tomorrow In that event the Southern half will be forced to stege its own playoff between EUicotiville and Arcade Dkk Fischer Styt" Here's a Real Bay! 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Overcoats $1199 SI 399 IsHfMlRbP Mb TO But Outcome Will Be Close Says Rice Dartmouth Due for Victory By GRANTLAND RICE Cspyrlghl 1S34 ky Burrow Braemn Xsura and North Amor lean Nampapor Alliance NEW YORK Nov ARMY-ILLINOIS This should be a close one including a tidy bscklield battle between Buckler and Lindberg two of the yurt best backs Illinois with better reserves playing at home gets the call in a game that haa drawn complete attention alter last dole HARVARD-PRINCETON Harvard on form rate within two or three touchdown of this 1834 Tiger team Princeton $ag the better line the faster harder running backs the greater all-around ipeed and power and the greater experience This should be quite enough YALE-DARTMOUTH After some 90 years of waiting Dartmouth -at last has her chance to erack the Blue hoodoo The Green line shapes up with more strength and thia should tell the story of the first football game Dartmouth ever won from Yale Pitt Carrlts Nod P1TTSBURCK-NOTRE DAME -One of the hardest closest battles of the waning Autumn Pittsburgh stands among the best teams in the country Notre Dame haa been gathering smoothness week by week Both backficlds are full of talent but Pitt has a bare shade in the line There will be no upset whoever wins but Pitt carries the nod Michigan came back a long way against Illinois but not nearly far enough to stop mauling march Michigan is always at her best against Minnesota but her best on this occasion looks to be several leagues short FORDHAM-TENNESSEE These are stormy days for the Fordham ram In tho wake of St and Southern Methodist Tennessee ii coming with one of the best loams in the South The Fordham defense will have to break up a hard running fine passing attack Tennessee draws the verdict Mustangs Favored SOUTHERN One of tha big spnta of the rip-roaring Southwest with two strong teams engaged Texas Is good but the Mustangs rate just a stride over the Longhorns so SM is the pick You can hail Columbia hero without any great delay in hailing Gil Dobia the football and they tell the story TEMPLE-HOLY Another rough guessing match where Temple gets the call PENNSYLVANIA LAFAYETTE Red and Blue ia tlie big wlio'a who in thia session a young team going on in a hurry -CARNEGIE Co r-nrgio Tech just about due to win one SYRACUSE-PENN STATE-Un-beaten Syracuse should still be unbeaten after a lively tussle with Penn State Syracuse will have to be reckoned with this Fall FORMER NOTRE DAME ACE OFFICIATES HERE SUNDAY Ray Eichenlaub one of the greatest line-smashing fullbacks in the history of football at Notre Dame university will be one of the Officials in charge of the Canisius-SL Bonaventure game Sunday in Caniiius Villa Eichenlaub will work as head linesman with two other officials from Columbus II Emswiler Denison university and Din Hamilton Notre Dame Howie Ort-ner Cornell will act aa field judge Confirmation of this set of officials was announced Thursday afternoon by Dr James Crowdle graduate manager of athletics at Canisius and were agreed upon by Mike Reilly coach of St Bonaventure UCLA TEAM TESTS STANFORD'S LEADERS Oregon State May Catch Washington Napping Coach Phelan Predicts By JAMES PHELAN WoiAiofloa football Coacb Copyright 1934 by Inman Xtarema Haws and North AmrrlraB Nrwapapar Allitnet SEATTLE Nov California will have but little Incentive to 'ay inspired ball against Sants Jars and will ba glowed down by injuries from the Washington game Santa Clara should win by virtue of physical condition of its men Stanford will meet a supercharged eleven fighting to protect the good name of its popular coach Bill Spaulding Stanford is due for a natural letdown and UCLA plays its best ball against the Warner attack Washington may be caught nap-ning by Red Franklin and Oregon Slate Thia looks like a good week-end to complete the upsets of the early season and both Washington and Stanford are in good apota to be pushed over unless the players realize fully that tha game won on the field and not in the newspapers or locker room ALL-STARS IN JAPAN YOKOHOMA Japan Nov 2 Mack's major league baseball array led by Babe Ruth arrived today for the opening game of its tour in Tokyo Sunday While the liner Empress of Japan was approaching Yokohoma Premier Oka da Hirola wirelessed messages wel coming the atari to Japan HARVARD HOPING CAMBRIDGE Nov 2 If Princeton's favored team beats Harvard Saturday the Crimson supporters are hoping the results won't be as disastrous as in 1928 the last time the Tigers did iL Then Harvard lost five games tor one of its worst seasons on record Akron's game at Lakewood waa moved back a day to tomorrow night so Bob crew could make a real week-end Jaunt supported by many students and townsfolk who wouldn't hava been able to make the trip tonigbL Oakfield hu an even chance of finishing its schedule without further damage Its game at Albion tomorrow may prove a severe tut but Genesee Wesleyan the final opponent hu shown little of tha power It hid in years gona by EX-YALE GRIDDER WEDS WESTON Conn Nov 2 Philip Stillman center on Yala football team in 1892 married Helen Packard of Winter Park Fla in Port Chester Wednesday it wu disclosed today PUT A BATTERY IN TOUR CAR THIS WINTIR III THE NEW WILLARD 110 ST ANT WOLCOTT Service Station I IF YOU DESIRE theadventures WITH GEORGE BURNS AND GRACIE ALLEN WAITER BRING ME TWO WHITE OWL CIGARS SHALL I BRING THE BOX SIR? 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Saya Illinois Will Topple Army From Undefeated Clae Tomorrow ra By GUS DORAIS Detroit football Coach Copyright 1934 by Burma Xmnwi Hsws sod North Amtnean Newspaper Allianci DETROIT Nov Many think that Minnesota will trample all over the Michigan eleven tomorrow But not since 1892 haa a Minnesota team beaten Michigan in Minneapolis although on many occasions the Gophers were conceded to have much the stronger team I think however that Minnesota'i 1934 edition will break the Jinx One of the outstanding games of the year brings together Notre Dame and Pittsburgh Pitt has one of the strongest teams of tho season Notre Damo is going well again ard has won three games In a row believe Pitt's line will carry the day IUinoia entertains tha Army in Champaign in another outstanding game Given a dry field Illinois should remove tho Army from the unbeaten class Chicago meets Purdue and this time "Purdue Fran Chicago" Here's a clash between two high-powered offensive trams that should be worth seeing- Purvis and Carter of Purdue outnumber Berwsng-er of Chicago so I'll pick Purdue Northwestern and Wisconsin who havo both found the going a little rough meet Evanston Their records for the year indicate a slight advantage tor Northwestern so I'm guessing that Dick Hanley will leave the mourners' bench NIAGARA FROSH PLAY 3 GAMES IN 8 DAYS Eaglet Face Alfred Tomorrow Night Canisius Tuesday and St Bona Nov 11 Three games in eight days and every one against formidable opponents was the program that faced tha stalwart Niagara university freshman eleven today as they wound up practice In a dummy scrimmage against the varsity The Purple Eaglets meet Alfred frosh under the lights tomorrow evening at Merrill field Alfred and on Tuesday they eome to town to oppose Canisius frosh in tha annual election day college football gime in the Villa On Sunday Nov 11 they will meet SL Bonaventure frosh In Niagara Falla Owing to lack of practice on their own running attack after being used aa foils tor the varsity during early season the Niagara yearlings bowed before Tonawanda high 8 to but they eame hick strong the next week and bowled over Aquinas institute of Rochester 33 to Coach Kicky Sneider reports that the Frosh are at full strength He hopes to take the Alfred game In stride and then shoot his full strength at Canisius on Election day EKKY CERTAIN TO START IN WHITNEY TROPHY RACE NEW YORK Nov 2 OF-C Whitney's star turf campaigner Equipoise will be a sure starter In the $9000 Whitney gold trophy race at Belmont Park next Tuesday barring unforeseen developments it was announced today Whitney telephoned officials of the United Hunts Racing association from Pawtucket that Equipoise greatly is benefited by his race at Narragansett Wednesday MAY BAR 80NJA HENIE STOCKHOLM Sweden Nov 2 Sonja Henie world champion women's figure skater will not be permitted to give exhibitions in tha United States this Winter unless the American Skating federation pays a percentage of her performance receipts to the International federation's fund The ruling was announced by the federation Wines Liquors At Aaiaiinsty Low Friers Friday Haturday Fkctlah Era kkn btbmiiht oaimi i am Kmln hr blikkall simurn my gin tnno Hofi frlt tar Cw-klalh Him and rallnm NIMl Mm (IOOI Mfkl-I 4 Halt nark SmMf 1-i nr sioio a fall terla wioaa lariaai' Mark la Balrala I hm CHAS SCHROFF kino nr oniNoiHmnina" VAMILV tllll'IHI STONE 253 Genera Kt mr Mlehlfan) WA 731 FrlMotnatlTar? radar Ika ftewd "A at BACK Grid Coaches Pick Probable Winners Outstanding Mentors Name Favorites In Respective Sections of Nation KANT Br Andy Kerr (Colgate FootkoU Cult) AHegliany-Oberlln: Alletnrny Araherit-Mseeachuaetu BUM: Amherst Bitao-Bawdoln: Bata Boa Ion Colltgo-VilMnavi: YUlanwv Broon-Bprlnineld: Brown hurknell-FUnrin: Bueknrll Catholic U-Writora Maryland: Wtitern Mar fiend Columbla-Cornell: Columbia Delswiro-Dleklnaan: Dickinson M-Muhlonberc: FordbaoTrnnaurr TrantcMS Ororio Wuhiaitan-ViaderkUt: Vanderbilt (ifttjukurf-LeMah: Lobllh Horrtrd-PrlneeUm: Frmettsa Malne-colbr: Moire Manhattan- Tl Minhiltan NivyWaihtnston end loo: Navy Nil eira-Providence: Frorldrara U-Carn-aia Tech: Caracal Tech Fenn Stato-ayracoM: Syracuse Fenn-Lofayetts: Fann Fiitabursh-Nolre Dante: Flit Rhode leland-Worceaior: Rhedo Island Boebtattr-Hobart: Hobart Ruwaro-BoaNin Rutcrn Bt Joirphi-F SarirUnora-Johns Hooklni: Bmrth- mart Trmslo-Raly Croat: Temple Trlnltr-Waaleyan: Trinity Tulla-Rrv Hamaahiro: Tuft Union-Wllllama: Wlllleou Vrslnui-Draicl: Uralnul Waal Vlralnla-Ohlo Writ Virginia YaK-Dartmouth: Dartmouth BOUTH Br Dun MrCertn (Vanderbilt FootbaU Coach) Kan tuckr-Alabama: Alabama Duka-Auburn: Duki Orarilt-Flarldn: Orortla North Carollna-aaorsiu Tech: Ororsls Tarh mimImIpsI Btala-Loulilina Slate: Loulil-anu state Tulino-JUiulailppl: Tultna Rrwanrt-TrnnruM Folk: Sewineg VanrierMILOtorsn Wuhlnitea: Ororia Wuklnstsa MIBWKMT Br (lea Dorah (Ditrait FaatbaU Oath) Mlrtiitin-Mlnnaanta: MlnnoMtn Piiuburfh-Xntrn Dama: PUL Michisan Ctata-Marquattr: Michigan Blair t'hlrsn-Furdur: Ptirdu Ililnoia-Army Illinois lndiana-Iowa: Inns MnrUurrMrrn-WtMMiln: BerUiveatorn Ohio Buio-Weatara BMerte: Ohla BtnU (Ntlihama-Miuanrl: Oklahmna Iona Suie-Kinaas: Iowa Fatrolt-OUahnmn Aiiiaa: Breaks will da-elds fax wrar Be Jaoaa Pkrtan (WaaklorUn Faotknll Caarh) Ciiltarma-BanM Clara: Santa Clara eianlnrd-U Stanford Waahlnttmi-Oraion Statt: Waihlnf ton Ortann-MonUna: Ortssn at Muryi-Waahlnttoa Bute: Waahlns-Ian Bute Jdaho-CoUrfi of Idaho: Idaho Onauta-UniTtrally of Baa Franelara: a Loyala af Ini Ansrlaa-Redlandi: Loyola Drnrar-Ooloradn Collesa: Denrar Colorado -Colorado idinaa: Calorado Wremlnt-Olerade Asalei: Aiiira Bruhaot Yonnt-UUh Aailri: Artaona Btau-Waatarn Blau: Waatarn Slata Four Buffalo Boys To Play Saturday On Syracuse Grid apodal to tha Sonata Briaiira Naora SYRACUSE Nov Four former Buffilo high school players will see action in the unique football attraction scheduled lor Archbold stadium here Saturday when Syracuse university's two freshmen teams take part in a doubleheader They are Jack Wright Regin Kennedy Jack Austin and Angy D'Antino When the frosh eleven openi the twin bill against Cazenovia seminary D'Antino who received Ail-High honorable mention at Technical last year will play in the backfield In the second contest the frosh teem will engage a highly-rated Wyoming seminary outfit bolstered by two former Bennett linemen Jack Wright captain will be a tackle poet while Kennedy will hold down one of the end position! Opposing these two on the Syracuse team will be Jack Austin Bennett's All-High backfield star last year He alio was a strong contender for scoring honors moat of the season and a teammate of Kennedy Winter Auto Spec ALCOHOL (1(1 proof) gal 49c Change to WINTER OIL ectds Blah aoallly van fraa aaro flow SJ45 jn OIL CHANCE (an car) 50c Flea Cals ajargSi- STANDARD AUTO PARTS 1X11 Clinton JJHUM 1X77 Brondwny i uworj yn0 flxntv of farrino ifacb GARRY DUKE RATED EQUAL TO PRINCETON TEAM McCugin Warns Ross Bowl Croup to Ksep Eyes on LSU and Alabama By DAN McGUGIN VaaddrMM Football Coach -Copyright 1134 by Burma Swims News and North American Ntwiptper Alllnnoa NASHVILLE Nov 2-1h South eastern conference hu two football teams which the Rose Bowl authorities will think about carefully One of these is Alabama a truly great quid the other Louisiana State If you want to ore a fast team note the speed of all the men going down under a kickoff Louisiana State looks like a team of 10-second men on this play Duke probably ia better than Harvard or Yale and doubtless as good as Princeton If Auburn avoids fumbling she can give Duke a good battle Georgia Tech played a marvelous game agalnit Tulana and I believe she la a shade better than North Carolina Miisiaaippl State will do her best against Louisiana State but the will watch those fast backs go by and see perfect passes going through the air Vanderbilt Is at low ebb Severe Injuries to her captain and five others many of whom will be on the sidelines Saturday prompt scouts to pick George Washington SCHOLASTIC CRID LOG Friday ARtraaan Sr Is Pi Tteholcnl at Pilnasvffii Friday NIhL ALLBOHXNT MOUNTAIN CONTIRSNCI Smathport Pa at Bradford Pa OTHXR GAMIS Pollah latlnnal AUlanca academy I Cam-arid yo aprlnsa Fa) at Dunkirk Xria Fa Salt at Xrla Pa Acadamy atardap Aflanaaa TBI-BTATB LEA0UB Xhadr Bids iFIttabursh) at Hlebala a MAJOR OOXFBBXXCR Konmara at Niagara Falla Troll ixiagara Fallal at Twananda 1NTXRMXDIATX CONPX8XNCX Lanaaatcr at 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