Evening star., 1936-11-07
UNbEATEN TEAMS
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M few big foot ball teams that
VI have come through so far un-
4 beaten and united, or with
only ties chalked up against them
dip into foot balls stew kettle again
today, hoping to bring up few more
choice victory viands.
The clean-slate brigade appears to
have good foundation for its hopes.
Santa Clara, one Of three major"
teams with a perfect record, has an
open date; Northwestern, conqueror
of Minnesota, takes on compare
lively weak Wisconsin team which
has to get along without its best back,
Jankowski, and Marquette seems to
have a big edge over Creighton.
Likewise, Western Reserve, which
packs heavy artillery for a so-called
small college, is generally favored
over John Carroll. but North Dakota,
another big-little fellow, may run
into trouble against De Paul of Chi
cago.
Then in the South there's the all
star meeting between Alabama and
Tulane, Southeastern Conference aces
both of which have been tied, but
not beaten, and Louisiana States
clash with Mississippi State, dam
gerous rival. L. S. U. also rates in
the tied but undefeated class.
Long Intersectional Slate.
EORDHAM, which carries a similar
fine record and with it the hope
Of being invited to play in the Rose
Bowl, encounters Purdue's Boiler
makers from the Western Conference
in struggle which heads a long
tntersectional slate.
While the bowl" angle. covering
all possible post-season affairs, is fur
ther away from the rest of the pro-
gram. 1t promises just as much action
as these top contests involving the
unbeaten few.
Starting with the intersectional
clashes throughout the country, there
are such games as NavyNotre Dame,
Detroit -Bucknell, Indiana Syracuse,
Kentucky, Michigan State
Temple, Pennsylvania Michigan, Bos-
ton College North Carolina State,
Harvard Virginia. South Carolina-Vil-
lanova, Tulsa Centenary, Drake
' Denver, Colorado College
and Greeley State Carleton.
The Ivy League" presents renewals
of some of the East's oldest gridiron
rivalries. including those between
Princeton and Cornell, Yale and
Brown and Dartmouth and Columbia.
Recently beaten Holy Cross takes on
Colgate, which upset Army. Other
headline games include N. Y. u
Carnegie Tech, West Virginia George
town and Army's "oreather" against
Muhlenberg.
Gophers Aim at Come back.
MINNESOTA. ruler of the foot
4'A ball world until dethroned by
Northwestern a week ago, hopes to
start a new winning streak at 1owaS
expense while Ohio State plays Chi
cago in another Big Ten game. Ne
braska Kansas. Oklahoma Kansas
State and Missouri-St. Louis head the
Big Six slate.
In the South, Georgia faces Florida,
Auburn plays Georgia Tech and VAN
derbilt meets Sewanee in Southeastern
Conference games. North Carolina
Davidson, Duke Wake Forest, Mary
land Richmond. Clemson Citadel,
Washington and Lee-Virginia Tech
and Virginia Military-William and
Mary are the main games for South
ern Conference teams.
The Southwest Conference offers
three title battles, headed by South
ern Methodist Texas A. and M. 9th
ers are Texas-Texas Christian and
Arkansas Rice.
Washington risks its title prospects
in the Pacific Coast Conference
against Stanford's improving team,
while Southern California and Cali
fornia engage in their annual battle.
Other big coast games include Ore
gon-U. c. L. A.. Oregon State-Wash-
tngton State and st. Mary's-Idaho.
Rocky Mountain Tits Tough.
T TTAH STATE and Colorado. king
pins of the Rocky Mountain Con-
ference. face tough opposition from
Duquesne's night riders gave the
East a good start in the interSectional
warfare last night by whipping Wash
ington University Of st. Louis, 26 to
0. Texas Techs powerful team de-
feated Oklahoma Aggies 1910. In the
South, Furman turned back Presby-
terian 14-0. the unbeaten University
of Miami team beat Stetson 20-6,
while Appalachian State of North
Carolina, which had held the scoring
honors in the unbeaten array, was
knocked of 14-0 by its chief rival, Ca
tawba.