The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-30
YALE il SLICHT FkVORITE OVER BIG GREEN TEAM
Game May Draw 6O,O0O to New Haven Minnesota
 Meets NOtre Dame
By LESLIE AVERY

United Press Stan COfreSpOnQentl
 New York, oct. 3O-(UP)-The second half of the 1887 football cams paign gets underway today with Yale and Dartmouth, two undefeat- ed, united elevens, meeting in ths feature game.
 More than 6O,000 persons, biggest Yale bowl crowd since 1929 were ex- pected to witness the only meeting between perfect record teams in the country. Yale was slight favorite.
 The Minnesota -Notre Dame tilt heads the middle-western schedule, and the big game in Dixie sends Fordham's Rams against North Car olina at Chapel Hill. Baylor risks its perfect record against Texas Christian in the southwest, while on the Pacific coast, California puts it's clean slate on the line against Uni- versity of California at Los Angeles.
 Three undefeated, united records are at stake in the Rocky Mountains where Colorado faces Colorado Mines, Western State engages Brig ham Young, and Montana tackles Montana State.
 Other principal games include:
 East-'Big Three" competition be- gins at Princeton. where theTigers meet Harvard; Holy Cross risks 8 perfect record against Temple; Pennsylvania engages Navy and Columbia meets Cornell in Q pair of "ivy league" games; little Lafay- ett's clean slate will be jeopardized by Franklin and Marshall; Pitt and Carnegie Tech are opponents in Pittsburgh's inter-city classic: other games include Georgetown -Manhat- tan, Colgate-N. Y. U., Syracuse Penn State, Arny-V. M. l., Boston college-North Carolina State, and Brown-Tufts.
 Middlewest-Big Ten conference battles send Wisconsin vs. North western, Chicago vs. Ohio State, Michigan vs. Illinois, and Iowa vs. Purdue; outside Detroit, with per- feet record, meets Villanova, unde- feated but tied; Marquette enter tains Santa Clara; Boston U. in- vades St. Louis against Washington D.; and Indiana meets Big Six champion Nebraska in a close one. The Big Six conference program sends Missouri against Iowa State and Oklahoma against Kansas State.
 South -Undefeated, united Ala barna tackles Kentucky, perfect rec ord Vanderbilt meets Georgie Tech, Tnnessee plays Georgia and Tulane collides with Mississippi in south- eastern conference tilts; southern conference opponents are Duke-W. anod L., Clemson Wake Forest, Davidson-Flrman. South Carolina beat the Citadel 21-0 yesterday. Other games include L. s. U.-Loy- ola (New Orleans), Florida Mary land, Mississippi State-C Centenary.
 Southwest-Rice entertains Au- burn in an intersectional, and in the southwest conference Texas meets Southrn Methodist and Ar kansas plays Texas Aggies.
 Rocky Mountains-In addition to three games mentioned involving perfect recor dtean1s, Utah State runs into Colorado State in con- ference game.
 Pacific coast California, leading the conference with three victories, should have little trouble in keep- ing clean slate against Q. c. l.. A.; three other conference games put Stanford vs. Oregon State, Washington vS. Idaho and Washing ton State vs. Southern California; outside St. Mary's plays College of the Pacific, and in Sunday game San Francisco engages Loyola of Los Angeles.
 Ten Big Green players, Coach Earl Blaik admitted, suffered severe dysentery attacks Thursday night after eating spinach at the Hanover training table.
 Blaik said, however, the attacks were not expected to affect his line. up today. Bill Campbell, first-string right guard, was affected perhaps more severely than the others, Blaik disclosed, but probably will start. If he cannot, Gus zitrides will substi- ute. Decision will be made at the last minute.
 Others affected were Capt. Mer. rill Davis, end, wild" Bill Hutchin- son and Bob Macleod, backfield men.
 Six reserve players also suffered the attacks. They were: Henry In. gersoll, Bill Dostal, Herb Christian son. Otis Nudge, Howie Nopper and Buford Hayden.