The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-25
STANFORD LOOKS LIKE CHOICE OF
 WESTERN TEAMS
New York University or Duke Seem Likely Can-
 didates Now
BY HENRY SUPER United Press Staff Correspondent

(United Press Staff COrrespondent)
 New York, Nov. 25.-(UPj.-The brigade of major undefeated, un- tied elevens was narrowed to five members today, mighty Minnesota temporarily heading the parade.
 Four of the surivors-New York University, Texas Christian, South ern Methodist and Princeton-rnust face rugged opposition before they can step in the 1885 gridiron hall of fame with the Gopher stalwarts of the mide-west.
 The MinnesotanS completed their second straight all-triumphant sea- son Saturday with 33-7 victory over Wisconsin, which tied them with Ohio State for the Big Ten conference title and earned them recognition as strong contenders for mythical national championship.
 Of the other elevens boasting per- feet records, only three-perhaps two-can hope to finish with clean states.
 Toss Up
 Southern Methodist and Texas Christian, the southwestern giants, clash this Saturday in game which may spoil both records, should 1t end in 8 tie. New York University, aiming at its first hawless campaign in history and an invitation to the Rose Bowl, meets Fordham Thanks giving day. Princeton tangles Sat- urday with Yale, the team which h.. .3ded the Tigers their only defeat in 1884.
 The weekend warfare-the last big campaigning of the season. crystal;zed gridiron situations in several sections and muddled them cL completely in others. Two perfect record teams, California and Dart mouth, were blasted from the select circle.
 The greatest mess was precipitat- ed on the Pacific coast, where Stan- ford, western Rose Bowl representa- tive for the last two years, upset California 13-0 in their last game of the year.
 This left both teams tied for the Pacific coast conference title with four victories and on edefeat. U. c. L. A. can make it a three-way affair by whipping Idaho Saturday.
 Stanford's triumph put it in the number one spot for third in- vitation to Pasadena. The Pacific coast conference members will de- eide today whether to choose the Palo Alto crew or California. U. C. L. A. is out because it lost both to California and Southern Meth odist.
 The team that will represent the East is still 8 mystery. Reports in dicate that if Stanford is chosen, i will seek Notre Dame, whict whipped the Indians in the 1925 Pasadena game. This writer learn ed authoritatively, however, that Notre Dame would refuse an invi- tation, because its players have had 8 grueling season and would have to undergo too strenuous task to stcy in condition until New Years.
 The other leading contenders for the eastern bid seem to be Texas Christian, Southern Methodist and N. Y. U., with Alabama, Duke and North Carolina outside choices in case none of the three indicated Eligibles maintains its record. Min nesota and Princeton both would refuse invitations.
 Results
 Other week hostilities by sec- tions:
 East-Princeton's Tigers smashed Dartmouth's Indians from the unde- flea sed ranks, 26-6. New York Uni- yersity was idle. Army, preparing for its game Saturday against Navy, bowled over Vermont, $40. Yale whipped Harvard, 14-7. Other scores: Bucknell 2, Penn State 0; villanova 2l, Temple IA; Duquesne 13, Detroit 6; Western Maryland 13, North Dakota 2; Columbia IS, Brown 0.
 South-Duke clinched the south. ern conference title at five victories and no defeats by stopping North Carolina State, TO. In the south eastern conference, Louisiana State assured of at least 8 tie in tha' division, repelled Southwestern Louisian, 56-0, in an outside game
 In the conference, Auburn down ed Georgia 1927: Georgia Tecf