The Bismarck tribune., 1933-11-13
SIX OTHER ELEVENS
UNBEA7EN, united
THROUGHOUT nation
Michigan, Oregon, Geo. Q ia,
Duke, Princeton and Ne.
braska Soar
FACE TOUGH ASSIGNMENTS
Michiran.M Minnesota and Ore.
qon.Southern California
Games Near

major undefeated and united teams
had moved into the throne room Of
American football Monday, ready to
pick up the sceptre relinquished by
Southern California.
But Of these seven, only Army's
golden warriors seemed Ger.
tain to preserve its unblemished rec
ord for another week. All Of the
others, Oregon. Michigan, Georgia,
Duke, Princeton and Nebraska were
hooked against traditional rivals Of
formidable power.
Briefly here's what these contend
crs still have in front of them:
Army-Penn Military Is a breather
this week after which the Cadets face
Navy and Notre Dame.
Michigan-The Wolverines must get
past powerful Minnesota this week
and then Northwestern to clinch Big
Ten honors and possible national
championship recognition.
Oregon-Heir-apparent to the Pa
cific coast throne and the Rose Bowl
assignment, Oregon must tie or de-
feat Southern California this week.
The Webfoots' final game is with st.
Mary's Gaels.
Georgia-The Bulldogs have Au-
burn to meet this week and then
Georgia Tech and Southern Califor-
MIA.
Duke-North Carolina, North Caro-
lima State and Georgia Tech Is q
dig order for the Blue Devils.
Princeton-Navy this Saturday.
then Rutgers and Yale.
Nebraska-The Cornhuskers have
Pitt and Iowa to face on the next two
Saturdays.
Briefly, here are the outstanding
features, by sections, of this weeks
program:
Pitt probably will start slight fav-
orite over Nebraska, as will Princeton
over Navy. Army's reserves probably
will take care Of Penn Military. Ore
gon States clash with Fordham at
the Polo Grounds and George WASH
ington's tussle with Tulsa complete
the interSectional slate but the prin-
cipal stress is laid on such domestic
duels at those involving Dartmouth
and Cornell, Syracuse and Colgate,
Harvard and Brown. Penn and Penn
State, New York university and Rut-
gers, and Columbia and Lafayette.
Big Ten
Michigan and Minnesota tops the
Gays fun here without dispute. Pur-
due, favored over Iowa, will be in .
position to take the lead should Mich
lgan be beaten. Illinois and Chicago,
Wisconsin and Ohio State are the
other conference pairings. Northwest
ern plays NOtre Dame team shut
out in four successive games.
Big Six
Nebraska already has clinched the
title for the third year in q row. Kan
sas and Iowa State, Oklahoma and
Kansas State square off as the drive
continues for the other positions.
Missouri plays Washington Univer-
sity Of st. Louis
South
Six Southeastern Conference games
are headed by pace-setting 0eorgia's
tangle with Auburn. Alabama, Louis
lana State and Vanderbilt, all Of
which have outside chances Of figur-
ing in the championship award, take
the field against Georgia Tech, Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee, respectively.
Tulane plays Kentucky and MISSISSIPPI
pi State confronts Scwanee. Duke
may have trouble with North Caro-
lima.
Pacific Coast
Oregon's crucial game takes the
Webfoots against Southern Califor-
mia with q tie or victory clinching the
title for the sturdy northwest outfit.
Washington-U. c. l.. A., California
Idaho, Stanford Montana, complete
the conference program. st. Marys
nlays annual game with Santa Clara
Sunday.
Arkansas plays q on-conference
game with Hendrix but Texas, the
other leader, faces Texas Christian
and Rice meets Texas A. & M. Bay
lor's Bears. surprise conquerors Of
both Texas Christian and Texas, de-
ploys against the strong Texas Tech
outfit Friday.
Rocky Mountain
Utah can dispose Of one Of the two
rivals who still dispute the Utes' right
to the conference crown by beating
Denver this week. The other con-
tender. Colorado Aggies, will be idle.
Three British doctors recently sue
ceeded in isolating the virus Of In
flueuza.
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