The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-16
TEN UNBEATEN TEAMS CLASH
 INMAJOR TILTS
We'll Over 100000 Fans Expected to See Two
 Principal Games
By LESLIE AVERY

1 Dy AEOAAG AVGhb4 | United Press Staff CorrespOndent)
 New York, Oct. 16-(UP)-The gridiron spotlight was directed on the east today as the 1887 season moved into It's fourth weekend of competition.
 For the first time this season the Atlantic seaboard was the nations major battlefront because 1t boasted five games pairing undefeated and united opponents. The top game was Fordham- Pittsburgh in New York. A crowd of 57,000 was expected at the Polo grounds to see clash between teams which have eyes on the Rose Bowl and the mythical national cham pionship. Pittsburgh, with practical ly the same lineup that defeated Washington 21-0 in last New Years day classic, were favored although the Rams and Partners played scoreless ties in 1895 and 1936.
 A crowd of 55,000 was expected at Yale Bowl to see light Yale team try to down 0 rugged Army eleven.
 The other three games involving perfect record elevens were: Cornell Syracuse at Ithaca; Holy Cross- Georgia at Boston, and Navy-Har. yard at Baltimore.
 Other unbeaten, united teams had stiff assignments. v0
 The program:
 East-Dartmouth unbeaten, meets weak Brown. Other major games: Notre Dame-C Carnegie Tech; Tulane- Colgate; Columbia Pennsylvania: Manhattan Villanova, and Penn State-Lehigh. >-..- Mid-west-Two unbeaten teams Wisconsin and NorthWestern--play in two of the four Big Ten confer ence games. Wisconsin meets Iowa and Northwestern plays Purdue. Other conference games: Illinois Indiana and Minnesota Michigan. Minnesota, Northwestern, Wisconsin and Ohio State are tied for the lead with a victory each. Outside the conference Chicago plays Princeton.
 In the big six, unbeaten Nebraska meets Oklahoma in one conference game. Kansas plays Iowa State in the other. Nebraska Missouri, Mis- souri, which plays Michigan State in @ non-conference game, are tied for the lead with victory each. Marquette meets Kansas State.
 South -F Four conference games scheduled in the southeastern di- vision-unbeaten Alabama vs. Ten- nessee; unbeaten L. s. U. against Mississippi; Auburn Mississippi State, and Florida -Sewanee. Four teams - Georgia Tech, Alabama, Vanderbilt and L. s. U.-tied for the conference lead with victory each.
 Five games scheduled in the Southern Conference-Citadel-F -Fur~ man; Davidson -South Carolina: North Carolina-Wa Forest; North Carolina Stately. P. I. and Rich- mond-V. M. I. Duke and v. M. I. lead with two victories each.
 A major outside game brings to- | gether unbeaten but tied Duke and ! unbeaten Gecrgia Tech. Maryland plays Virginia and Kentucky meets w. and l..
 southwest-Two major conference SAWSAASSs ASAttD EAs uAAN RA'1 uAitASAGhySSA and favored to win the champion- ship, meets Texas Christian: Ar- kansas, defending champion, plays Texas. Outside the conference: Vanderbilt-S. U.: unbeaten Baylor and Centenary and Tulsa Rice.
 Baylor leads the conference with one victory.
 Rocky Mountain--Four conference games-Denver U.-Colorado col- lege; Colorado U.-Brigham Young: Colorado state-Wyoming, and Gree ley State-Utah U. Utah U., Denver and Western State tied for the lead with two victories each. |
 Pacific coast = Three conference games - Washington Washington State; oregon-U. s. O.; U. o. L. Az Oregon State-but none will affect { the division lead held by Caiifor- mia with two victories. California plays Q double-header, meeting California Aggies and College of Pacific in what amounts to light practice sessions for the reserves Tomorrow unbeaten Santa Clara should keep It's record intact against Portland. Another Sunday game pits St. Mary's against Loyola of Los Angeles. .. ,I.'.I