The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-28
e Surprises Leaue But v Perfect Records
DARTMOUTH, ELI
 FOE THIS WEEK, AMONG RULERS
All But IF of 683 Teams Have Been Beaten or
 Tied in October
BY GORGE KIRKsEY

BY GORGE KIRKSEY United Press Stan CorrespOndenty
 New York, Oct. 2S.-UP)-A gridiron upheaval that tossed nine teams out of the perfect class left only 17 major elevens unbeaten and united to-day.
 This select group was all that re- mained of 683 teams ct the start of the season. The 17 giants lnbeaten and united, follow.
 East: Army, Princeton, Dart mouth, Temple, New York D., Syra- cuse.
 Midwest: Notre Dame, Ohio State, Minnesota, Iowa, Marquette.
 South: North Carolina. ' Southwest: Southern Methodist, Texas Christian, Baylor.
 Far West: California, U. 0. L. A.
 By a quirk in the schedule these 17 face some of the toughest going of the season in this weeks battles, with six of the group singled out for combat involving each other. The three battles of the Titans are California vs U. c. L. A., Notre Dame vs Ohio State, and Texas Christian vs Baylor. Not 8 one of the other teams with perfect records has setup Saturday.
 The major calamities in October's football farewell were Yale, Penn State, Villanova, Georgia, Missis- sippi, Purdue, Washington and Den- yer. Army conquered Yale, 14-8. Pittsburgh tumbled Penn State, go. Detroit stopped Villanova, 19-15. Alabama ruined Georgia's perfect record, 17-7. Marquette blasted Mississippi, 33-7. Carnegie Tech scored the outstanding upset of the week by beating Purdue, 70. Stan- ford triumphed over Washington, 60. Utah pulverized Denver, 39-14. A minor casualty was Missouri, which was held to 6-6 tie by Iowa State.
 Developments in each section fol- low:
 Army's victory over Yale, con- queror of Penn and Navy, estab- lished the Cadets at the top of the eastern heap. Princeton continued unbeaten by crushing Cornell, $40. Dartmouth protected its record with Q 14-6 victory over Harvard. Temple kept its slate clean with a 1926 win over West Virginia. New York U. barely nosed out Georgetown, 7.6. Syracuse blanked Brown, 19-0. Holy Cross, unbeaten but tied by Manhat- tan last week, upset Colgate, 80. Michigan conquered Columbia, 19-7, and North Carolina State beat 200, in intersectional battles. Penn crushed Lafayette, 67-0. Fordham had trouble beating Lebanon Valley, 15-0.
 MIDWEST
 Perhaps the country's strongest section, with Notre Dame, Ohio State, Iowa and Minnesota battling tooth and nail for the top. Notre Dame conquered Navy in an inter- sectional skirmish, 14-0. Minnesota came from behind to beat North western, 21-13. Ohio State, Michigan and Purdue tied for Big Ten lead with two conference victories and no defeats each. Kansas tied Ne- braska for the Big Six lead by de- eeating Kansas State, 9-2, while the Cornhuskers were beating Oklahoma 1920.
 SOUTH
 North Carolina remained the ;outh's lone unbeaten, united team when Alabama knocked off Georgia, l7-7. North Carolina beat Georgia Tech, 1920. The Tarheels, however, share the Southern Conference lead with Duke, which has won three games, and North Carolina State, which has won one. Mississippi, although beaten by Marquette, 33-7, Vanderbilt, 7-2, share the South md Louisiana State, which trimmed .astern Conference lead. In other yames Tennessee defeated Centre, !5-14; Maryland beat Florida, 20-6; Auburn trimmed Duke, 7-0; V. P. I. von from Washington & Lee, 15-0: Virginia tied V. M. l., O.; Tulane ,eat Sewanee, 33-0; and Wake Forest upset George Washington, '-6.
 SOUTHWEST
 Baylor battled into triple tie with Texas Christian and South m Methodist for the Conference cad by coming from behind to de- eat Texas A & M, 14-6. T. c. U. von from Centenary, 27-7. s. M. U. ook it easy beating Hardin-Sim- nons, 18-6. Rice conquered Texas, 8-19. Arkansas swamped College of 51-6. m
 FAR WEST
 U. 0. L. A. with three victories. nd California, with two, lead the Conference. U. 0. L. A. steam offered Oregon, 33-6. California unched out 21-7 victory over 'outhern California. Stanford timed Washington's perfect record, o. In other conference games State beat Oregon, 26- 3, and Idaho won from Montana, 4-7. St. Mary's triumphed over an Francisco, 13-0.
 ais year with 96 victories Earle ombs, silver fox of the Yankee out- cid, probably will manage Louisville