The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 12, 1951, Page 3

L3 i MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1951 Foofball Roundup By the Associated Press Coaches and athletic ¢ the country’s top footb: cautious lot—were wall 3 their campuses with finger d today, afraid even to think cf the games coming uj Every time they be; of the coming bowl shudder and think ba happened to South The big, powerful Trojans of the Pacific Coast conf 3 had bounced undefeated Califos , e pre-season faverite. The eoast tit and the gold and glory of the Rosc Bowl were virtually theirs. | But Stanford crashed the T hopes Saturday with a 27-20 Now they'ra saying the In can't miss. But can they? face Oregon State this week, the following week they go against | California, which still is not rated| a push over. Southern Cal has only one more game—a Nov. 24 date with UCLA. ! Same thing in the Big Ten. the pre-season dope — boasts a 4-0 mark after trouncing Iowa, 40-33,| Saturday. But Michigan and Wi consin each have 3-1 marks, and all three still have two conference games to play. Illinois tangles with Ohio State and Northwestern, Michigan meets | the same pair while Wisconsin goes against Iowa and Minnesota. It would seem that Wisconsin has the easiest task. The Badgers nip- ped Pefin, 16-7, but Michigan drop- ped before Cornell, 20-7, Saturday, in a couple of Big Ten-Ivy League games. Tennessee probably is the only| team that can take things mod- erately easy — with the exception of Georgia Tech, which already has aceepted an invitation to the Orange | Bowl in Miami. The Vols, masters | of the Southeastern conference, had a 60-14 limbering up exercise at the | expanse of Washington and Lee i need worry only about Kentucky Even if the slow starting be- hemoths from the blue grass should beat Tennessee, Gen. Bob Neyland's | outfit would get into some = Sugar, Cotton or Orange. Babe | Parilln and his Kentucky outfit | could do it, too. They trimmed Tu- | lane, 37-0, Saturday. | | e S e e e, 1 Thaca Are Caplured Americans |~ ; e o WINNET N FROM FAIRBANKS | M. 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