The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-26
SIX IMPORTANT lNTERSECTIONAL
 GAMES LISTED
NOtre Dame-Navy, Yale and Holy Cross Among
 Good Conflicts
RY GEORGE KIRKsEY

limited Press Stan CorrespOndentJ
 New York, Oct. % = (UP) - FOotball plays its last October stand today with climatic mid-season games scheduled from coast to coast.
 Four hundred seventy-six college teams will be in action today and this group g will be struggling to stay in the major unbeaten, united class. In two instances, lndefeated, united teams battle each other - vale and Army at New Haven and Maruuette and Mississippi at Mill waukee. At least 12 other teams in the perfect class have tough games, while one, Penn State, appears doomed to defeat at the hands of powerful Pittsburgh.
 So much for the unbeaten, un- tied group. Important conference games are scheduled in most every kection, especially in the Big Ten, Big Six, Pacific Coast region and Rocky Mountain sector.
 Six important games are on the intersectional program, topped by the Notre Dame-Navy struggle at Baltimore. The other intersectional games include Michigan Columbia at New York, Manhattan-North Caroline State at Brooklyn, Purdue Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh, De- troit-Villa Nova at Detroit, in addition to the Marquette-Mi sippi battle.
 From an attendance standpoint, the days big games are the Yale- <. Army tussle, expected to draw 6O," OO0: the Notre Dame-Navy affair likely to draw 55,000; the Minne- ota-Northwestern game, a sell out of 58.OO0: and the California; Southern California game, which k expected to attract 60,000. A summary of the days games in each section:
 Most of the eastern leaders have 1 fairly easy competition, outside of the Yale-Army game and Navys tough assignment against Notre Dame. Colgate may encounter trou- ble with Holy Cross, tied last week bv Manhattan. In the other games Dartmouth is favored over Harvard, Princeton over Cornell, Pennsyl- yania over Lafayette, Pitt over Penn State, Syracuse over Brown New York U. over Georgetown and Temple over West Virginia. Midwest
 Four Big Ten games, topped by the Illinois-Iowa battle and the 1 Minnesota . Northwestern struggle In the other two games Ohio State strives for its second conference 1 victory against Indiana and Chi 1 cago meets Wisconsin, with eacf | trying to break losing streak. Al i the Big Six teams will be in actior ! in conference games, with Nebraska playing Oklahoma, Kansas meeting Kansas State and Missouri tryint ' to keep its record unblemishec against Iowa State.
 South
 The two feature games pit North ! Carolina, unbeaten and united against Georgia Tech, and Georgia ]. another team with perfect record l against Alabama. In southeastern 1 conference games Vanderbilt meets Louisiana State and Tulane play: 1 Sewanee. In the southern confer. ence Washington & Lee battles V F. I. and Virginia clashes with V M. I.
 Southwest
 Rice meets Texas in the feature southwest conference game. An other conference game brings to gether unbeaten, united Baylor ant !. Texas A & M. Texas Christian ha a tough game with Centenary Southern Methodist has a soft on { in Hardin Simmons.
 Far West
 Five conference games feature' by the Washington-Stanford bat tie. The other conferences gam are U. c. L. A.-Oregon, California < Southern California, Washington 1 State- Oregon State and Montana Idaho.
 Rocky Mountain
 Denver seeks it's sixth Straigh victory against Utah. Other confer ence games are Colorado Colorad State, Utah State-Colorado Mine' Western State-G Greeley Teacher! and Wyoming Brigham Young.