The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-19
EAST TO SHOW BEST COLLEGE T|LTS SATURDAY.
II InterseCtiOnal Games Listed-FOrdham
 vs. I. C. U. "
By HENRY SUPER

Limited Press Stan COFresp0ndent)
 New York, Oct. 19-(UP)-Torrid sectional battles in the seven major conferences, nine intersectional brawls and three games pairing un- defeated and united teams feature the coming weekend of gridiron hostility.
 The east, which produced many of the casualties in last Saturdays un- expected slaughter again commands national attention. Even major inc tersectlonal games will be played on Atlantic seaboard gridirons.
 The games pair perfect record elev- ens-Alabama at George Washing ton, and Western Reserve at Boston UniVersity-while two other elevens with perfect records meet opponents which have been tied but unbeaten. Undefeated Wisconsin invades Pitts burgh, tied by Fordham, and un- beaten Detroit plays at Boston Col- lege, tied only by Temple.
 The other eastern interSectlonalS, Duke at Colgate, Texas Christian at Fordham, and Washington U. of St. Louis at Army. Other intefsectional battles: Navy, unbeaten but tied by Harvard, at Notre Dame; and Man. hattan at Kentucky.
 The south boasts the No. 1 game of the day--unbeaten Vanderbilt against unbeaten Louisiana State, Q, battle which might have an impor- tant bearing on the Rose Bowl queS- ton as well aS the championship of the southeastern conference. Most of the others in the rapidly thin- ming ranks of tue unbeaten and uI1s' tied have stiff opposition.
 California, favored to win the Pacific coast title and represent the west in the Rose Bowl, faces an ups and-coming Southern California team. Dartmouth meets Harvard, unbeaten but tied by Navy. Baylor plays Texas A. and M., another un- beaten but tied eleven. Holy Gross faces Western Maryland: Syracuse plays Maryland; Yale meets Cornell; Northwestern plays Ohio State; Santa Clara meets Loyola of Los Angeles on Sunday and Colorado .. plays Colorado State.
 LaFayette and Rutgers, two of the minor unbeaten and united teams, play respectively N. Y. U. and Princeton.
 The program includes:
 East-Columbia Brown; VillanoVa- Bucknell, and Pennsylvania Georgetown. Temple plays Carnegie Tech, conqueror of Notre Dame, on Friday night
 Mid-west-two Big Ten Conference games - wa-Michigan and Ohio state-N Northwestern. Northwestern Y Minnesota and Wisconsin lead with two victories each ''
 In the Big Six, unbeaten but tied Nebraska, defending champion, faces Missouri; Kansas, tied for tho lead with Missouri with one victory ana no defeats each, faces Oklahoma, which held Nebraska to Q Scoreless tie last week.
 Southwest-threo conference games pair: Arkansas.s. M. U.: Texas- Rice and Texas Aggies-B Baylor.
 South-Four games scheduled in the southeastern conference derbilt.Louisiana: George Tech- Auburn; Mississippi Stately Florida: Ssee.9ewanee. Alabama, L,ou- isiana State tied for lead with two victories each. "
 Four games are scheduled in the Southern Conference which V. M. |. with three victories and no defeats, a leads. Duke and North Carolina have won two each, and Citadel, Wash- ington and Lee and South Carolina. one each. The conference pairingS are: V. P. I.-W. and L. and Wake ForeSt-North Carolina State on eats urday; Richmond Citadel, Friday" and south Carolina Clemson, Thursday.
 Pacific Coast Four conference garnes-C California-U. 6. O.; U. o, l.. A.-Washington State; Washingtons Z Stanford and Oregon Oregon State. California leads with two victories and no defeats.
 Rocky Mountain-Tive conference gAmes-Utah U.-Denver; Colorado U..Colorado State; Colorado Mines-' Colorado College; Utah etate.Wyo- ming and 0reeiey-Western State. Utah U. leads with three victories and no defeats.