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Show VSportlight Vss GmntlandRice (Copyright, t922, New York Tribune Inc.! trade Mark Registered, U s. Patent Office lMU'MDE. Arise, jre knockers, from your trance. While we revive an ancient custom t plcklnir scores out in advance, 'To hear you squawk when we have mussed 'em Though now and 'hen the dope moy skid Along the baffling track before us. Well, anyhow, here goes the iu In spite of any Anvil Chorus. TO-DAY'S POOTBAIiL SCORES. Uifaette 7, Pittsburg it. Harvard, 10; Holy Cross. 0 Yale, 28. North Carolina 0. Chicago 14. Georgia. 0. Princeton, 21; Virginia. 0 Army, 17; Kansas. 3. .Michigan, 33, Case. 0. Syracuse, 2S; New York University. la Pennsylvania. 14. I'niverstly of tho', South. 0 I Cornell. 37, Niagara. 0. Dartmouth, 17. Maine, 0. ohlo Slate. -; ntterbcin, 0. Brown. 21; Colby, 7. e nt re. 3",; Mississippi. 0. Minnesota. 21; North Dakota. 0. Georgia Tech.. 2S; Davidson. 0. Vanderhiit. no, Henderson-Brown, 0. Iowa, 17; Knox. 0. Columbia, 17, Amherst. 3 Rutgers, 7. Ford ham. 6. I'enn State. 28; Gettysburg. 0. W and J.. 36; Bethany. 0. Till; PROSPECTUS, From these twenty-two representative representa-tive contests, east, west iihd south the hardest battle to dlagno.se wltlv any, certainty Is tho Pittsburg-Lafayette party at Pittsburg. Here two powerful machines wJll c Hide in one of the best battles of the year, as fine a football game as even' November can show. They met a year ago and Iifayctte won, 6 to 0. We pick Lafayette to win j again because this unbeaten machine from last y,-ar will again send Brun-j. nor, Brennan Gazelh- and Chlcknoskl, ' a great hackfield. Into action, working; back of another powerful line. Pittsburgh has n t'lrst-clu.xs team and Glen Warner will give the best he hay to wipe out la--t October's de-I feat, but it strikes us that without! Tom Davles Stein and others he Is up agulnst better material that ought, to win. Both teams will find It hard to gain j any great amount of ground, but the' urilnfr power and speed of I.afuyette's star baa kf I eld should be Kood for at least one touchdown, with a first-class line up to help clear out the road. OTHER CLOS10 ONES. There will be utlr r i lose contests, but nonn that look to be more of B f0-, f0-, GO proposition than Rutgers and Ford- hs m, West Point will not have any cake-walk cake-walk against Kansas, but tho Army Is strung nougb to win, wUh .something to spare. From tho many southern teams headed north. I hieago will face the hardest battle of the lot against Goorgla. Tho hard playing delegation from Athens, under the banner or Red and Black, held Harvard to ft 1"-t matinee last full and tho Georgia machine looks to bo almost as strong this October Oc-tober aa it did a year ago. So Chicago will have no gay and giddy romp up and down the field. It will be a fine test for Stagg's Muroon j line-up, too close for the midway com-j com-j fort, if Georgia gets a break or two. Harvard hasn't scored a touchdown against Holy Cross In th last two seasons, sea-sons, predominating by s single field goal each year. But tho stronger Crimson machine nbout due to; 'scurry over trie Holy Cross line at least once before sunsei with George Owen thumping at the rlvul defense. Iist October around this date Amherst Am-herst stopped Columbia, 9-7. But Columbia Co-lumbia Is something else again this Benson. The Mornlngsidc team has a hard-driving, slashing back fie Id that .should be good for ut least two touchdown:! touch-down:! There are no others named n the winning side who stem to be In an. grave danger of having their gridiron, escutcheons marked with crepe. The big fellows take few chances on any early October overthrow. Pennsylvania,'! win find Sewanee (University of the South) no soft picking. for tho Tennessee machine returns a well-seasoned well-seasoned group that should play a lot of football. Yale has a breathing space today, but next Saturday, against Iowa, will be nn entirely different occasion. The Bin,- line-up had enough trouble last! Saturday for an early date against j Carnegie Tech. a hard game that Bhould l'el. Vale for the Iowa dale. |