The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-13
PAINTERS 1. .FAVORITES IN
 N EB BRASKA GO
NOtre Dame 2.1 Over Army-Many Tough
 Games Today
By HENRY SUPER

United Press Stan Correspondent
 New York, Nov. 13-(UP)-Pitts- burgh and New York were the foot ball capitals of the nation today
 In Pittsburgh the undefeated Pitt Panthers, driving toward the mythi- cal national championship, face Nebraska's unbeaten Cornhuskers. In New York, the Army versus Notre Dame game was expected to draw 80,000 to Yankee stadium.
 Pittsburgh and Notre Dame--the former a 2l--6 victor over the latter last week-were favored. The Pan- thers, whose record is marred only by scoreless tie with Fordham were Al over @ team that is undefeated but tied by Kansas and Oklahoma. Notre Dame, on its stubborn de- fense, was 2-l over Army, which hasn't won in this series since 1881.
 Elsewhere intersectional strife fea- tured the program. Four of the na- tion's five undefeated and united teams see action. Lafayette, riddled with injuries, meets Washington and Jefferson. Colorado, a ciIch to cop the Rocky Mountain title, risks its perfect record against Colorado col lege. Santa Clara, striving for an invitation to the Sugar Bowl, plays St. Mary's tomorrow and Alabama, a strong Rose Bowl candidate, meets Georgie Tech today. Montana Is idle.
 The unbeaten but tied brigade will hay c stiff foes. California faces Oregon; Yale meets an underdog Princeton team that is fired for this game; Dartmouth plays Cornell; i; Holy Cross meets Brown and Duke tangles with North Carolina in Dixie's headline game. Fordham is idle while Villanova preserved It's record with victory over Boston university on Armistics day.
 Other games by sections:
 East--1ntersect games: Mich an-Pennsylvania. Kentucky -Bos- ton college; Maryland-Penn State; Davidson Harvard North Carolina State Manhattan, and Rutgers Ohio U. Other games: N. Y. U.- Georgetown; Columbia Syracuse, Temple -Bucknell.
 Midwest - Big Ten conference competition, entering It's next to last week, features the program Minnesota, leading the division with three victories and no defeats, can virtually clinch at least @ tie by whipping last years champion, Northwestern. Second place Ohio State meets Illinois, Indiana plays Iowa and Purdue meets Wisconsin. Outside games: Iowa State-Mar- quette: Chicago -Beloit; Michigan State- Carnegie Tech; Detroit North Dakota and Tulsa-Washington. Tn the Big Six Kansas meets Kansas State and Missouri plays Oklahoma.
 South-Duke- North Carolina tops the southern conference program. Duke, defending champion leads the division with four victories and no defeats. Other conference games: Citadel-V. M. l.; Furman-S South Carolina and W. and I.-W. and M. The Alabama Georgia Tech game heads a five game program in the southeastern division. Alabama leads with four victories and no defeats. Other conference games: Auburn Louisiana; Georgia Tulane; Missis- sippi State-Sewanee and Tennessee Vanderbilt. Outside games, Arkan- sas-Mlssissippi and Florida Clemson.
 Southwest--Rice, conference lead- CT and only team unbenten in con- ference competition, risks It's leads against Texas Aggies. Second place Baylor can take the lead If 1t de- feats Southern Methodist and If the Aggies upset Rice. Texas Christian faces Texas in the other game.
 Rocky Mountain .-- Colorado, in front with five victories and no de- feats, should run its string to six by halting Colorado college. Second place Denver meets Wyoming. Other conference games: Colorado State- Utah U., and Utah State- Brigham Young.
 Pacific Coast -- California and Stamford, If they respectively halt oregon and Washington State, can make Q natural" out of their game next week-the end of the season for both. The Golden Bears, held to a tie last week by Washington, have won four and tied one in con- ference competition. Stamford has won three, lost one and tied one. If they both win today, the cham- pionship will be at stake next week at Palo Alto. If such Is the case Stamford can tie California for the title by beating 1t next week.
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