N ONE swift thrust, the Buck-
eyes of Ohio State have at-
tained national leadership in in-
tercollegiate football —a recogni-
tion by this column for the pur-
poses of the weekly Associated
- Press poll. ;
Rated no higher than fourth or |’
Bucks Tale *'tt place in
previous polls,|:
Top Place ithe Bucks came
In AP Poll forward © Satur-|'
day at Columbus with proof of
their quality by thrashing the
high-powered Great Lakes Sailors,
26-6, in the presence of near 75,-
000 spectators, the day’s greatest
attendance throughout the nation.
Notre Dame, pacemaker in the
two previous polls, came some-
thing of a cropper in its tussle
with Wisconsin. Although the}
Irish bagged their fourth suc-
cessive victory, the Badgers twice
crossed the Notre Dame goal, a
feat which seemingly suggests that
the Ramblers’ defense isn’t on a
par with their attacking prowess.