The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-11
FORDHAM VS PITT INEAST'S BEST
 GAME SATURDAY
Only I6 Teams With Per. feet Records After This
 Week; Yale vs. Army
By HENRY SUPER (Unlted Press staR Correspondent

(Unlted Press staK COrrespondent)
 New York, Oct. Il. (UP)--Major Undefeated and united football teams numbered but 22 today as the season moved toward It's third big weekend.
 At the rate gridiron powers have been bumped of since the campaign opened, 1t seemed probable that no more than one or two-if that many would finish the season with per- feet records.
 At least six--five in the east and one in the southwest have their perfect records spoiled this weekend because six games bring together 12 of the a games.
 The heaviest firing this Saturday will center in the east, which has Q program topped by these five unde- feated, united games: Army-Yale, Pittsburgh. Fordhaln, Novy, Harvard, Holy Cross. Georgia and Detroit Catholic U. The other perfect rec- ord" game will be Centenary. Baylor ct Shreveport, La.
 With but four exceptions the other 10 eleveng should keep their records clean. The exceptions are: Alabama, which meets Tennessee; Georgia Tech, which opposes Duke; Louisi- ana State, which plays MiSsippippi; and Vanderbilt, which battles Southern Methodist.
 The other games involving per- feet record eleVens--With the No. teams listed flrBt-are: Cornell-Sy- racuse; Dartmouth.B Brown; Nebras- Oklahoma: Northwestern. .Michi- gan; California. California Aggies, and College of, Pacific (Double- header) and Santa Portland on Sunday.
 The program by sections:
 t---Fordham-pitt shapes up as divisions top game. They've played scoreless ties the past two years. Other major games, excluding the perfect record meetings are: Dart mouth Brown, Notre Dame-C Carne- gle: Tulane Colgate; Columbia Pennsylvania; Manhattan -Villanova and Penn State-Lehigh.
 Midwest Conference warfare in biz 10 features. Four teams are tied for the lead--Minnesota, North western, Wisconsin and Ohio State. Conference games pair: 1llinois-11- dianal Iowa. Wisconsin: Minnesota Michigan and Purdue Northwestern. Outside the conference, Chicago en- tertains Princeton.
 lin the big six, which Nebraska and Missouri lead with c victory each, Nebraska plays Missouri and Kansas plays Iowa state.
 SoNth-Conferen warfare fea- lures the program in Dixie also. In the Southern Conference six games are scheduled with V. M. l.. in @ spot to grab the lead from Duke which plays outside. Duke and v. M. I. are tied for the top with two victories each. V. M. I. plays Richmond. Other conference games pair: Cita- del.Furman; Davison- South Caro- line: Maryiand-Virginia: North Carolina -WAkeforest and North Carolina State-V. P. I.
 m the Southeastern conference, where Georgia Tech, Alabama, Van- derbilt and Louisiana State are tied for the lead with victory each, there are four important clashes: Alabama -Tennessee Auburn-Mis- sissippi State: Florida -sewanee and L. 6. U.-Mississippi.
 4 major game outside the coil- ference brings together Duke and Georgia Tech.
 Southwest two conference games scheduled-Texas A. and M.- Texas Christian and Arkansas Texas. Baylor leads with one victory. Three other conference teams meet intersectional opponents, namely Taxas-Vanderbilt, Baylor Centenary and Rice-Tulsa.
 Rocky Mountain-Four conference games scheduled-Denver U.-Colo- rado college; Colorado U..Brigham Young; Colorado State-Wyoming and. Greeley Utah State. Utah U, Denver and Western State lead with two victories each.
 Pacific Coast-The program eases this week after last weeks major upset which saw Washington, cham pion last year, defeated d-by Oregon. There are three conference games but none can affect the lead which is held by California with two vic- tories and no defeats. Those games are: Washington Washington State; Oregan-U. 6. o. and U. o. L. Az oregon State. Outside the confer. ence California plays Q double- SaAaAAw anN Aonfa E1aPa YnAAtR