The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
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 New york, Nov. 2-(U.P) -- The nations rapidly dWindling band of unbeaten untied major teams-row down to 17-moves into action to- day for what may be the seasons fiercest battle day.
 Every team in the perfect group has a tough assignment except psr- haps Iowa and Marquette, and they have no set-ups.
 Climax games bring together six of the giants in games involving each other-Ohio State vs Notre Dame at Columbus, California vs U. c. L. A. at Los Angeles and Texas Christian vs Baylor at Waco. The days No. 1 battle is at Co., lumbus, where 88,O00 will pack Ohio's horseshoe stadium to see the Buckeyes meet the fighting Irish. Out of this game may conceivably come the strongest claimant to the national title.
 On the western slope, California and U. O. l.. A. the Pacific coasts only two undefeated, united teams, collide and the winner may get 8 Rose Bowl bid.
 Dartmouth and Yale
 In the east every member of the unbeaten, united brigade faces stern opposition. Dartmouth, which has rolled up 200 points in five games, once more will attempt to rout the jinx Yale has held over the Indians since 1884. Princeton col- lides with Nays tough middies. Army has 8 tough intersectional foe in Mississippi State, coached by the Cadets former mentor Major Ralph Sasse. Temple, with its eye on the eastern Rose Bowl bid, battles for- midable Michigan State. New York U. encounters Bucknell, beaten only i by Villanova. Syracuse faces Penn State, unbeaten until toppled by Pitt last week, go.
 Minnesota, striving to maintain a perfect record of two years stand ing, battles Purdue, unbeaten and unscored on until its TO upset by Carnegie Tech last week. Iowa is favoved to maintain its perfect re- cord against Indiana.
 The south's only unbeaten, untied team, North Carolina, has tough going in its encounter with North Carolina State, defeated only by Georgia.
 Other skirmishes along the chalk lined battlefronts from coast to coast follow:
 Pittsburg, gaining strength since its Notre Dame defeat, is favored over Fordham. Harvard should break streak of three straight de- feats against weak Brown. Villanova is expected to reverse last weeks defeat at Detroit's hands. Columbia is due to hand Cornell its fifth straight loss. Carnegie Tech meets Duquesne in the annual Pittsburgh game. Rice is favored over George Washington in an inter-sectional contest.
 Tn addition to the Minnesota Purdue and Iowa-Indiana confer ence games, Northwestern meets illinois in big ten battle. Michigan faces Pennsylvania's powerhouse in an intersectional clash. Two confer ence games are scheduled in the big six, with Kansas battling to retain its lead against Oklahoma and Me- braska opposing Missouri, unbeaten but tied. Kansas State engages Tul- sa in non-conference tilt. South
 Four southeastern conference games pair Alabama against Ken- lucky, Louisiana State against Au- burn, Vanderbilt against Georgia Tech, and Georgia against Florida. In the southern conference, in addi- tion to the North Carolina North Carolina State game, Virginia meets Maryland and V. P. I. faces South Carolina. In a non-conference game Duke meets Tennessee. Colgate in- vades the south for an inter-Sec- tional game with Tulane.
 Southwest
 Besides the T. c. U.-Baylor and s. M. U.-Texas battles, Arkansas meets Texas A. I'M. in 8 confer- ence tilt.
 Far West All interest in the far west is cen- tered on the California c. L. A. game, with the other conference game Washington vs Montana oc- cupying Q minor spot. In non-con- ference games Stanford has tough game with Santa Clara, Oregon State plays Portland and Washing ton State engages Gonzaga.
 Rocky Mountain Four conference games scheduled with Utah and Colorado, the two leaders, meeting Brigham Young and Colorado College, respectively, in the feature games. In the other two Montana State plays Wyoming and Utah State faces Colorado State.