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FRIDAY, OCTOBER (2, 1951
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PASE ELEVEN
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FEARLESS FIVE
Crystal Gazers of C-J Building Blush
When cool weather sets in, the
blushing prognosticators of the C-J
basement begin to get warm, and
most of them broke out in a sweat
trying to find a suitable choice for
some of the affairs on this week's
card.
Most of the lads boosted their av
erages last week, but the order var
ied very little. Glenn Vaughn re
mains top man with a .621 mark,
and is followed by Hank Goodman
and Charlie Johnson who are dead
locked for second place with .686.
Phil Colaiacovo holds a .552 average,
and Mort Kampt rolls in the lowly
cellar dust with a weak .480.
Tomorrow’s games stem all over
the nation with the top conference
and intersectional clashes. The thrill
er of the week will take place right
here In Sanford Stadium, and with
that passing thought, we’ll "get the
show on the road."
Maryland vs. Georgia—The unbeat
en Terps are favored, but they were
in the same role last year too. How
ever, Johnson and Colaiacovo play
the favorites, while the remaining
trio have last season’s opener fresh
in their minds.
Alabama vs. Vlllnnovn—The Tide
has not lived up to pre-season ex
pectations as yet. and Villanova is
rolling smoothly. Nevertheless
Vaughn. Goodman, and Kampf know
what happens when the Yankees
come down South, and especially visit
the SEC.
Auburn vs. Floridn—A close battle
all the way, Sug Jordan’s pupils will
have their hands full with Haywood
Sullivan. With all this In mind, the
revamped Tigers get three tallies,
with Goodman and Kampf sticking
with our Southern neighbor.
California vs. Washington Star
The undefeated Golden Bears rank
second In the nation, and who are we
to dispute such a mark. Five mark
ers say California will remain on the
diminishing list.
I>uko vs. North Carolina State—
\ Southern Conference clash that
should be a corker. Duke is not up to
previous standards, but all the sooth
sayers, barring Goodman, claim the
standards are high enough to get by
the Wolfpack.
Tech vs. LSU—Tech is unbeaten
and eighth In the country. The Tigers
are also on the undefeated list, and
Kampf stands alone In picking the
Statemea to remain.
'Palana vs. Holy Cross—Another
Yankee visitor to the conference, and
another close contest. Tulane bit the
dust against Baylor, and the Crusad
ers scored (4 points against Ford-
ham. Tanghn and Johnson like the
touchdown machine, and take the
role of Scallwags.
Kentucky vs. Mississippi State—
Again we say the Wildcats are due,
but the Maroon defense showed its
stuff last week. A close battle en-
suee as Kampf and Vaughn main
tain the defense will stop Parilll
and company.
Miami vs. Purdue—The Hurri
canes have power and proved it to
the Boilermakers last year. Never
theless, Tanghn and Kampf pick the
Canos to take It on the chin this time
in a hard-fought game.
Navy vs. Klee—The Sailors take
to Texas and will try to hand the
Owls two in a row. The crystal-bail
ers heard Texas mentioned, and give
all the ballots to Rice.
North Carolina vs. South Carolina
—The Tar Heels should be back on
the victory road after two poor
starts. Vaughn is isolated a3 he
claims the Gamecocks will ruin
Homecoming festivities at Chapel
Hill.
Notre Dame vs. SMU—Fred Ben
ners cannot fill the shoes of Kyle
Rote, and the Irish have overcome
last year’s black streak. Five votes
alike for the South Benders.
Oklahoma vs. Texas—The word
Texas was mentioned again, and the
swamis won’t go against it. The Ag
gies did it last week, and the Long
horns will be on the long end of the
score tomorrow.
Pennsylvania vs. Princeton—An
Ivy League affair that brings togeth
er a pair of neighbors. Princeton has
Kazmaier, and the Quakers are in
the midst of a poor season. Once
again Vaughn is different and looks
for an upset by the Red and Blue.
Tennessee vs. Chattanooga—The
number one squad in the conference
will have a breather in this one. All
the prognosticators are in unison as
they say the Vols will definitely stay
on the charmed list.
Texas A AM vs. Nevada—That mag
ic word again, and it gives the mas
terminds another chance to boost
their averages. The day’s high score
might come from this massacre.
ROCCO PRINCIPE—plagued by a broken arm since last, year, appears
et to crumble the Maryland offense tomorrow', after getting Ills first
taste of action last week against Mississippi Htate. The “Rock" was
named all-SKC defensive guurd last season despite the Injury.
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