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Defending national champion
Alabama, riding an 13-game un
beaten streak, leads most of the
nation's big-name college football
teams into the first "big" day of
the 19G2 season Saturday when
the schedule will emphasize
night games and intersect ional
battles.
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Alabama is rated a 16-point
favorite over Georgia in one of
the featured arc light battles
while Texas and Louisiana State
also are picked in night games
western, and Army are favored
and Duke, Penn State, North
in top daylight contests.
Duke, champion of the Atlantic
Coast Conference for two straight
seasons, is favored by 3 points
over Southern California in the
nationally-televised "Game of
the Day" CES, 4:30 p.m. EDT.
The clash at Los Angeles Coli
seum will be the first between
the two teams since Southern
Cal whipped an unbeaten, untied,
un-scored-on Duke team, 7-3, on
a last-minute pass in the 1939
Rose Bowl game. The Blue
Devils, loaded with seniors and
with a 1-2 quarterback punch in
Walt Rappold and Gil Garner,
are anxious to avenge that loss.
Southern Cal, with versatile
quarterback Pete Beathard lead
ing the attack, is holding for a
high-scoring game to offset ad
mitted defensive weaknesses.
Lost Top Backs
Alabama has lost backfield
stars Pat Trammell and Mike
Fracchia from last year's na
tional champs, but the Crimson
Tide still is expected to have
enough to handle Georgia. The
Tide hasn't tasted defeat since
mid-1960; after a tie; in the 1961
Cotton Bowl, it won 10 regular
season games and the 1962 Sugar
Bowl game; and so is looking
for its 12th straight win. Texas,
the Cotton Bowl champion, also
is a 16-point pick over Oregon
with fullback Ray Poage ex
pected to lead the Longhorns'
assault.
Louisiana State, tabbed by
many as the choice to succeed
Alabama1 as champ of the South
eastern Conference, is favored
by 13 points over Texas A&M.
The Tigers have back 2S men
from their 9-1 team of last year,
but a ' new coach, Charlie Mc-Clendon,-
has replaced Paul
Dietzel.
The Penn State-Navy battle at
University Park, Pa., could be
the East's most important game
all season. . The host Nittany
Lions, led by speedy back Roger
Kochman, are a 7-point choice.
Northwestern, making a start a
week earlier than most Big Ten
teams, is a 13-point pick over
South Carolina.
Dietzel Installs System
Army with Dietzel installing
his three-team system in place
ef the "lonely end" attack that
has been the trademark of West
Point teams in "recent" years,
makes its debut' at home as a
IS-point favorite in a game that
will be watched by many who
are waiting to see if Dietzel can
rebuild Army football fortunes.
Two of the biggest day games
are rated as tossups. Oklahoma
plays host to Syracuse in one'
that will show whether rumors,
that the Sooner's" are 011 the way'
back to power are true; and
Washington, long-range favorite
to be the host team in the next
Rose Bowl, is host to Purdue in
a big intersectional.
In other leading day games,
Kansas is picked by 3 over Texas
Christian; West Virginia 6 over
Vanderbilt; North Carolina 7
over arch-rival North Carolina
State; Georgia Tech 10 over
Clemsori; Missouri, rated tops in
the Midlands, 10 over California,
and Maryland 14 over SMU.
At night, it's Baylor picked by
6 points over Houston; Florida 7
over Mississippi State; Oregon
State 7 over Iowa State; Ken
tucky S over Florida State, and
Arkansas 13 over Oklahoma
State.
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