The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-12

weeks triple-barreled footbal tional hostilities reach the ses
 A banner total of 225 games, is -rread over three days or play fi,is week: IS Armistice encounters todav. 47 contests Friday, and 4SS Saturday.
 Orange and Maroon
 rrwo of the most torrid and sig ,,;6cant clashes are slated in the east Saturday. Vic Hanson's un- haaten and united Syracuse eleven fresh from shattering Michigan r+ota,s nerfect record, will collide Sv;th Andy Kerr's Colgate magl- c;ans who last week knocked Iu- lana ont of the championship pa rade This game is additionally at, +roct;ve because of it's tradttlonal hackground of northern New forK rivalry. - aaoe unheaten and united Navy will re- ce;ve the stiffest test of the year when it tries to repel the formlu- able Pittsburg Partners at Annap- olis Last week the mlddles downed Notre Dame at Cleveianu'
 The Syracuse game is partlcu- 1arlv interesting because the pig orange team and Temple now are inc outstanding eastern asplrants for a trip to the Rose BoWl Ill which Stanford appears almost cer- tain to be the western defender through it's smashing victory ocer heretofore undefeated and united Washington. Temple has an open date this week. Alabama and Louisiana State still stand out as southern Rose Bowl aspirants.
 On the List
 The rest of this weeks hostili' ties may be outlined as follows:
 East-Another contender for the eastern title, Princeton, risks Its perfect record in a Big Three classic with Yale. Undefeated Tufts, which finally was scored upon last week, meets Bowdoin. In intersectional engagements, Pur- dues boilermakers invade Ford ham; Army entertains the Citadel, and today Centre invades Boston college. Both these latter teams play again Saturday, Boston college meeting Boston U. and Centre Georgetown. South Dekota marches into Washington to meet Catholic U. Friday, after playing Haskell at Lawrence today. Other eastern pairings are Columbia Pennsyl- vania, Harvard-Ne Hampshire, Cornell Dartmouth, Duquesne-Car- negie Tech, West Virginia-G George Washington, and Brown Holy Cross.
 Midwest-In the Big Ten confer ence, where Minnesota, Purdue and Illinois are deadlocked for the lead, Minnesota tackles Chicago, and Illinois meets Wisconsin, upset victor over Michigan. A third con- ference engagement pitts Ohio State and Michigan. Maryland in- vades Indiana for an intersectional game. Additional pairings arc Iowa State Drake, Michigan State- Detroit, Missouri Washington U., and Notre Dame-Northwestern. In the Big Six, Nebraska and Kansas State, tied for the lead, play Kan sas and Oklahoma, respectively. :
 South-Five southeastern confer ence games are featured by the Tech, and Louis iana ate-Mississippi engagements Alabama and Louisiana State are two of the conference leaders. The other conference matches are Florida Auburn, Vanderbilt Ten nessee, and Tulane-Kentucky. Tu- lane is the third conference lead CT. In the southern conference, the leader, Washington and Lee, meets an outsider, William and Mary, while the most dangerous Duke, plays North Car olina. Outside Virginia Poly tackles Virginia.
 On the Shelf
 Pacific Coast-The two confer- ence leaders, Stanford and Wash ington State do not see conference action. Stanford tangles with the San Francisco Olympic club, and Washington State has an open date. Three conference games pair California Idaho, Oregon State- Montana, and Southern Cali fornia- Oregon. Outside, Washing ton plays Puget Sound. Today, St Mary's meets U. c. l.. A.
 Southwest - Rice, conference leader, engages Texas A. and M., while Southern Methodist meets and Texas plays Texas Christian.
 Rocky Mountains-Utah State, leader, meets Colorado Mines. Four other conference pair ings match Colorado Aggies- Utah, Colorado college-Colorado U., Den- yer Brigham Young, and Wyoming ~~lA aSz1.<