The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-26
MINNESOTA AND .NOTRE DAME IN SELL QUIT GAME
Football ''Natural" on Sat. urday-Yale vs. Dart-
 mouth Best in East
By HENRY SUPER United Press Stan COrrespondent)

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 New York, Oct. 28-(UP)-The east and the middle west share na- tional attention this weekend when the dizzy football campaign rolls past the halfway mark.
 The banner game will be played in New Haven'S Yale bowl with Yale and Dartmouth colliding in the only battle pairing perfect record teams.
 Minnesota'S Golden 0ophers, de- feated by Nebraska, entertain Notre Dame at Minneapolis in game that has been sell-out for weeks.
 The few remaining teams with clean slates meet formidable opposi- ton and the list seems certain to be in for drastic cutting,
 Yale, enjoying one of its best seasons in years, hasn't defeated Dartmouth since 1884,
 The Minnesota -Notre Dame game was 0 natural" late last year after Notre Dame had crushed the North western team which shattered Min nesota's winning streak. Both teams will carry scars into Saturdays battle, but this does not detract from national interest.
 Other perfect record teams have tough assignments. Holy Cross meets Temple, undefeated but tied. La- 3ayette, still unscored upon, meets Franklin and Marshall. Detroit plays Villanova, unbeaten but tied, Vanderbilt meets deorgie Tech and Alabama faces Kentucky. Baylor meets Texas Christian, California plays U. o. L. A., Santa Clara jour- neys to Chicago for Q game with Marquette and Colorado U meets Colorado Mines
 Other interesting engagements feature teams who are undefeated but tied. At Chapel Hill, N. O., Ford- ham and North Carolina clash In an intersectional game pairing two such teams. Pittsburgh, tied by Fordham and undefeated and unscored upon plays Carnigie Tech. Auburn, also tied, plays Rice; Duke, tied ono, faces Washington and Lee, and Me- braska, tied by Oklahoma, plays Inc diana.
 Other hostilities:
 Icast--Harvard and Princeton open traditional "big three" competition. Other games are: Columbia Cor nell; Navy-pern; Georgetown Man hattan: NYU-Colgate; Syracuse Penn State; Army.VMI; Boston College-North Carolina State: Brown.Tufts and on Friday night, George Washington and Du- quesne- Richmond.
 Mid-west-Four big ten confer- ence games enliven the program Wisconsin Northwestern; Chicago Ohio State; Michigan-Illinois and Iowa Purdue: Minnesota, ohio State and Wisconsin are tied for the lead. Tn the big six, leader Kansas Journeys out of the conference for c game with Michigan State. Mis- Souri plays Iowa State and Okla homa meets Kansas State in con- ference games.
 south--Four conference games in southeastern division - Vanderbilt Georgia Tech; Alabama Kentucky; i; Tennessee George and Tulane Mississippi. Vanderbilt, Alabama and Auburn tied for lead. Four games slated in the southern con- ference-Duke-W and L.; Citadel South Carolina on Friday; Clemson Wake Forest and Davidson Thurman. VMI, the leader, plays Army out- side the conference and Duke and Citadel can move into e tic by win- ming.
 Southwest - Baylor, leading the conference, meets Texas Christian. Other conference games: Texas 6. M. U. and Texas Aggies- Arkan- SaS. Auburn place Rice in on inter- sectional.
 Pacific coaSt-California, way out in front, can increase It's lead ct the expense of on cratic U. 0. L. A. elevenl. Three other conference games are Stanford Oregon State; Washington Idaho and Washing ton State. Southern California.
 Rocky Mountain-Three confer ence games --- Colorado Colorado Mines; Western etate- Brigham Youn gand Utah ethate- Colorado State. Colorado U. and Western State are tied for the lead,