The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
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Yale and Penn in One of Best College Games in
 East Today
By LESLIE AVERY


 giants in the middle west headlin- ing the nations 209-game gridiron program.
 ''The" game of the day brought together Ohio States Buckeyes and the Pittsburg Partners, both strong < candidates for the national cham s pionship. A capacity crowd of 73.- GOO at Columbus will watch Jock Sutherland's boys try to get by Francis Schmidt's Ohio steam-roller by going over or around it with a brilliant passing attack.
 Bernie Bierman's 1885 champion Minnesota Gophers are favored to keep their three year undefeated record clean by scoring over Ne braska's Cornhuskers, top candidate 7 for the Big Six title, at Minneap- oils.
 University of Southern California, < climbing back to heights of 1883 su- premacy, meets Bob zuppke's Uni- versity of Illinois eleven in an in tersectional tilt at Champagne.
 The only other intersectional game on the national card brings Y Southern Methodist to New York ! to battle Fordham's Rams at the Polo Grounds. Across the Harlem river, at Yankee Stadium, Army gets its first test of the year against Lou Littles Columbia Lions.
 Two Big Ten games feature the Western Conference program with Michigan playing Indiana at Ann Arbor and Wisconsin invading Lafayette to play Purdue.
 The program by sections:
 Yale Vs. Penn.
 East: Dartmouth vs. Holy Cross at Hanover; Harvard vs. Brown at Cambridge; Princeton vs. Rutgers at Princeton; Navy vs. Virginia at An napolis; Yale vs. Pennsylvania at New Haven.
 South: Duke vs. Clemson at Durham; Maryland vs. North Carolina at < Chapel Hill; William and Mary vs. Virginia Poly at Richmond; Citadel x vs. Furman at Greenville; V. M. I. vs, Davidson at Davidson; Alabama vs. Mississippi State at Tuscaloosa; Kentucky vs. Georgia Tech at At lcnta; Louisiana State vs. Georgia at Baton Rouge; Tennessee vS. Au- burn at Knoxville; Tulane vs. Gen. teuary at New Orleans; and Van- derbilt vs. Southwestern at Nash viIle.
 Middle West:
 Northwestern vs. North Dakota State at Evanston; Michigan State 44 vs. Carnegie Tech at Pittsburg; Chi cago vs. Butler at Chicago; Iowa vs. \ South Dakota at Iowa City; Mar uuette vs. St. Louis at Chicago; Notre Dame vs. Washington U. (of St. Louis) at South Bend.
 Southwest:
 Rice vs. Texas A. and M. at Hous- ton: Arkansas vs. Baylor at Fayet- vile: Texas Christian vs. Tulsa at . Tulso; and Texas vs. Oklahoma at Dallas.
 Pacific Coast
 California vs. Oregon State at Corvallis; Stanford vs. Oregon at X Palo Alto; Washington vs. U. c. l.. x A., at Los Angeles; and Washington State vs. Idaho at Moscow Idaho). 
 New York, Oct. 10-(UPJ-Elevens < of Columbia university and Army meet on the gridiron at Yankee sta- dium for the fourth time in history today with the cadets still seeking their first victory over the Lions. < They were favorites today.
 Cficials- s--Referee, w. T. Halloran x (Cwathmore); umpire, 0. c. Eckles N (WaShington and Jefferson): lines man, c. N. Bankhart (Dartmouth) {; field judge, George vergara (Notre Dame).
 New York, Oct. 10-(UP)-Ford- hams Rams opened their suicide schedule"- of the most difficult in the country-against the South < ern Methodist Mustangs in Polo < Grounds today.
 4 crowd of 10000 was expected to see the game featuring one of the casts best teams and the eleven which appeared in the Rose Bowl this year.
 Ofiicials Referee, B. L. Boynton (Williams): umpire, o. J. McCarty (Philadelphia) linesman, H. Fish CT (Columbia); field judge, E. E. Miller (Penn State).
 Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 10-(UP) Starting a nearly all veteran eleven, Harvard was strong favor ite Co defeat Q disappointing Brown team when they meet here today. Though Brown will be heavier, the team lacks experience, five sopho- mores being slated to start the con- test.
 Ofacials Referee, J. R. Trimble (Dubuque): umpire, w. R. Crowley (Bowdoin): linesman, s. s. Scott (Afichiganl; field judge, R. J. Bar butt (syracuse).
 New Haven, Conn, Oct. 10.-(UP) xale's strong passing offensive coupled with tightening up of a few sagging line spots, gave the Blue team an edge over Pennsylvania as they met today in the bowl.
 The greatest added asset to the team was the return of Merri Scott, one of the noted "'iron men" of two years ago. kept out last year through study failures, and who plays his first game this season.
 With exception of Scott, the line Up was the same as opened against Cornell last week.
 
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