The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
WEATHER MAN AGAIN MAY BALK
 SPEED OF 'IRISH'
BettOrs Careful on Army- Harvard Game: Strong
 Games on West Coast
BY JACK GUENTHER

Limited Press Stan C0kreSWUm@entt
 New York, Nov. 7.-(UP) Army and Navy renew their football cam paiKns this Saturday right where they left of Q week ago-at the very top of a heavy national pro- gram which brings all 10 of the nla~ for undefeated teams into action.
 While the twO service school again dominate the big games-the Navy against Notre Dame in Baltimore and the Army against Harvard ae Cambridge-the name squads of the midlands have rather easy tasks but Pacific Conference teams square off again in crucial battles.
 Navy and Notre Dame, both uIl- defeated but tied, head the parade with a meeting that has sold all 68,00O seats in Baltimore Stadium and one which may catapult the Middies right into the Rose Bowl. With rain storms begging down eastern grldirons into quagmires, the Sailors may enter the game as slight favorites although current odds give the edge to the Irish.
 Army, another member of the upper crust 10, matches It's unbeaten record against the Harvard defense in another attempt to keep It's string unbroken. The Cadets, worn by their effort against Notre Dame last week, still are favored to march on at the expense of a Crimson eleven lacking offensive punch.
 wFN.m TRmxs VHgAekawTR etSrnH@l0 fNV the Rose Bowl bid goes merrily on with Stanford's defending champs meet ing Southern California and Wash ington opposing California. In a third important contest Oregon State attempts to keep its hopes alive by defeating UCLA.
 Green Wave Meets Crimson Tide
 Farther Srlth, Texas Aggies get their sternest test in Southwestern Conference competition against Southern Methodist while Texas gets an easy. chore in Baylor. Tu- lane collldes with Alabama in a battle Of Southeastern Conference giants.
 The program by sections:
 The Mldlands-The meeting Of undefeated Minnesota and the weak est Nebraska team o1 recent years Is the best offering on an unusually barren schedule. Iowa faces Illinois. Ohio States goes against wisconsin and Northwestern meets Indiana Outside the Western Conference, Purdue faces Michigan State. Mar auette takes on Detroit and South Carolina engages Kansas State in an intersectional contest. The only Big Six game pits Oklahoma against Iowa State.
 The East-Fordham, well on its way to q bowl. meets Q fast finishing Pitt squad that Still has to win a game but is growing stronger week. iy. Penn opposes Columbia in a game which may settle the Ivy League championship, Dartmouth faces Princeton and Cornell tackles Yale. Among the independents. NYU entertalns Missouri, Boston College takes on Wake Forest, Georgetown meets Maryland. Holy Cross goes against Brown, West Virginia meets Kansas, Vlllanova faces Temple and Syracuse and Penn state come toe gether in a smash-bang battle.
 State Best
 The South-Four Southeastern Conference battles are scheduled Georgia. Florida, Georgia Tech-Ken" lucky, Mississ!ppi-LSu and MiSsis- sippi State-Auburn. Mississippi State holds 6 slim lead in the stand- lngs now. Tn the Southern Confer ence Duke has q soft touch in Day. idson while William & Mary, locked with the Blue Devils for the league leadership, meets VIII. Other cone ference meetings are North Carolina State - Virginia Tech and North Carolina Richmond. Texas Chris tan and Vanderbilt have hreatherS in Centenary and Sewanee.
 The West-Duequesne gaTnhles ite bowl chances against St. Mary'S and Washington State meets Idaho. Loy' ola faces San Francisco and Mosl~ tana takes on North Dakota. In the southwest it's Rice against Arkan~ sas and 'T'exas Tech versus Creigh- ton. Tn the Rockies, San Jose statS faces Nevada and the other games are .Arisoie F1agstaff, Brigham Young Wyoming, Denver Utah state and New Mexico-New Mexico
 The Nevada-san Jose contest ls