The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-21
PASSES FIGURED
 TO SET WIN NER |OF YALE-ARMY
Injured EIis o. K.Brown Engages Holy Cross;
 Temple Favored

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 21 = (U. P.) - An aerial battle was expect ed to decide today's encounter be- tween Yale and Army In the bowl, Both lines rated evenly despite Q flock of Yale injuries early in the week.
 Lineups: Yale, Army: Bartholemy left end, Yeager; Brooks left tackle Lozoto; Burnam left guard Murphy; Stack center, 0ilis: Magee, right guard, Light; Seabury, right tacke, Stella; Zilly, right end, Adam Burr, quarterback, Frontczak: White man, left halfback, Maupin: Sey- mour, right halfback, Mullin; Wood, fullback, Rooney.
 Referee: w., T. Halloran, Provi- dence; Umpire, Paul Menton, Loy- ola; 1inesmar1, A. B. Maginsen, Lee high: field judge: R. J. Barbut, Sy- racuSe.
 H. c. vs Brown
 Providence, R. l., Oct. 21 = W.P) Brown ant Holy Cross, both beaten once but still listed among the casts strongest football teams, met today at Brown stadium in the 18th game of their series. Brown, thanks to the return of End Tom Nash End Half back Bones" Stepcyzk, was at full strength for the first time this year. Brown holds the edge in the series, eight victories to six, with one game tie.
 Temple Favored
 Boston, Oct. 21 - (U.P0 = An improving Temple eleven ruled a To- 2 favorite to defeat Boston College today in a game that may duplicate te spectacular, offensive thrills of last years 26-26 tie at Philadelphia. The Eagles seek to re-establish their prestige after an unexpected defeat by Florida.
 Harvard vs Penn
 Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 21 = UP0 Harvard. and Pennsylvania, both undefeated, united and unscored on, clash today in renewal of an ivy league rivalry after an 11-year lapse. The Crimson was thin favorite to avenge its last four defeats in series which started in 1881.
 UukeS " syracuse
 Durham, N. C., Oct. 21 - (UP% Dukes Blue Devils, knocked out of the undefeated class last week by Pitt, hit the comeback trail against Syracuse in Duke Stadium here to- day. Duke was strongly favored.
 A homecoming crowd of 25 900 was expected.
 Cornell vs Penn State
 Ithica, N. Y, Oct. 21 = (UP) -| Undefeated Cornell seeks its fourth straight victory over Penn State to- day in the final meeting between the schools. Cornell has won the last three games of this four-year rela- tionship taking last years 20-7.
 Columbia Princeton
 New York, Oct. 21 Columbia, still seeking to score its first victory of the 1889 football campaign, met Pricneton at Baker field today.
 Tenn vs Alabama Knoxville, Ten, Oct. 21 - UP)I Tennessee and Alabama, both rn- beaten and united, met before al capacity crowd today in a football | game expected to project the win- ner into the running for the Rose Bowl.
 Thirty-five thousand fans were due to turn out for an anticipated duel between George Cafego, Ten- nessee's all-America back, and Jim- my Nelson, Alabama sophomore sensation.
 Pitts vs Duquesne
 Pitt Stadium, Pittsburgh, Oct. 2l |-(U.P) = Two undefeated, united city rivals meet today with the Pitt Partners favored over a Duquesne University eleven which has three sophomores in its backfield. Du- quesne has won only one of the five games played with Pitt.
 Navy vs Irish
 Municipal Stadium, Cleveland Oct. 21 = (UP0 = Undefeated Notre Dame met undefeated Navy today in the 18th revival of their football rivalry before a capacity crowd of 78,850 persons.
 The Irish entered the game slight favorites over the middies. Both were unbeaten in three games, all though the midshipmen played q scoreless tie with Dartmouth las week.