The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-09
NOTRE DAME AND
 ARMY TOP GRID LIST SATURDAY.
Irish and Cadets to Draw 8O,OOO in New York;
 Pitt vS. Nebraska
BY HENRY SUPER


 (United Press Staff COrrespCndent)
 New York, Nov. g. (UP)-East- west competition-topped by the Army-Notre Dame and Pittsburgh Nebraska games-features the com- ing weekend of gridiron hostil- itles. The game at Pittsburgh is the most important from national standpoint.
 Pittsburgh's record is Sullied only by scoreless tie with Fordham while Nebraska hes been held even by Oklahoma and Kansas. The Pan- thers are favored.
 The soldiers and the Irish come to New York for their 24th annual meeting. A crowd of 80,000 is ex- pected at Yankee Stadium. Notre Dame IS rated the stronger.
 Other intersectional games in the east pair Michigan-P Pennsylvania, Davidson Harvard, North Carolina State-M Manhattan, Kentucky. Boston college, Maryland-Penn State, Ohio U.-Rutgers, and on Friday, North Dakota State. George Washington.
 Four of the five surviving unde- feated and united teams see action. Lafayette meets Washington and Jefferson. Colorado plays Colorado college, Santa Clara meets o St. Marys on Sunday in the Pacific coasts "little big game" and Ala bama clashes with Georgia Tech. Montana is idle. ,--~
 All the undefeated but tied teams except Fordham play this week -end. California held to 0 scoreless dead- lock last week by Washington, meets oregon. Others games, with unbeaten but tied teams listed first, are: Yale- -Urinceton; Dartmouth Cornell; Villanoa- Boston U. on Thursday; Holy Cross-Brown; and Duke-North Carolina.
 Other hostilities:
 East-game not included in above listings, are: N. Y. U.-0eorgetown; Columbia Syracuse and Temple Bucknell. Navy IS idle.
 Midwest-Four big ten conference Indiana Iowa, Northwestern-Min- games scheduled: Illinois Ohio state, nesota and Purdue Wisconsin. Min- nesota leads with Ohio tSate sec- ond. Outside games are Iowa State- Marquette; Chicago -Beloit; Michi- gan State Carnegie Tech; Detroit- North Dakota and Tulsa-W Washing ton U. of St. Louis.
 Tn the big six, leader Kansas 'en- counters Kansas State and Missouri plays Oklahoma. 'N
 South-Alabama, leading the southeastern conference, meets Georgia Tech in the top game of the division. Other conference pairings: Auburn-LSU; Georgia Tulane, Mis- sissippi State-Sewanee and TennesS see- Vanderbilt. Outside games ars Arkansas Mississippi, Florida- Glenn son and Catholic U.-Miami on FTi- day.
 The big game in the southern con- ference pairs Duke, the leader and defending champion, with North Carolina, which Is second. Other conference games; Citadel-VMI; Furman- South Carolina and Wash- ington and Lee-William and Mary.
 southwest-Three games on the conference program-Baylor-S. M M. U.; Texas Christian-Texas and Texas A. and M.-Rice. Rice, sur prise team of the conference, leads the division with two victories and no defeats, displacing Baylor which was dropped to second when 1t was defeated by Texas on Saturday. s
 Pacific Coast-C California, leading the division with four victories and 0 tic encounters rugged Oregon. Second place Stanford meets Wash ington State. Other conference games are Washington-U. c. |. A. and Oregon State-Southern Cali fornia. Outside games are St. cisco- Portland on Sunday, and Loy- Mary's.santa Clara and San Fran ola of Los Angeles vs. Centenary on Thursday. ,.-
 Rocky Mountain-Co Colorado, lead- ing division with i've victories and no defeats, meets weak Colorado college. Other conference games: Denver Wyoming; Colorado State- Utah U. and Utah state-Brigham Young.