The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19
AN EVEN DOZEN MAJOR OUTFITS
 IN TOP CLASS
Ohio State, Alabama Best; NOtre Dame RecOvers
 Prestige
BY OSCAR FRALEY limited Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Stafk COrreSpOndent
 New York, oct. 19.-(UP)-Ohio States Buckeyes and Alabama's Crimson tide stood at the top of the National Collegiate football heap to- day after another unpredictable weekend which left only 12 major teams with perfect records.
 The list of unbeaten and united clubs was slashed by more than one- third Saturday as seven teams suf- fered their first setbacks to leave the following clubs with clean states:
 East--Army, Boston College, Brown and Syracuse.
 South Alabama, Georgia, Georgia Tech and TCU.
 Mid-West--ohio State and Illi- nois.
 West--santa Clara and Callfornis pre-flight.
 Six others undefeated but tied are Washington, North Carolina, Wis., consin, Georgetown, Penn State and Georgia pre-flight.
 Going down to defeat for the first time were the Iowa Naval Cadets, Colgate, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, North Carolina pre-flight, Duquesne and Washington State.
 Notre Dame turned in the biggest upset when, sparked by accurate Angelo Berteili, it crushed the "un- beatable" Iowa Cadets, 28-0. Pre- viously defeated and tied, the fight ing Irish hammered their way back into the National picture with feat that Kansas, Northwestern, Minnesota and Michigan had failed to accomplish.
 Upsets
 Other form reversals saw twice. defeated Duke blast unbeaten Col- gate, $40; battered Mississippi State wallop undefeated Vanderbilt, 33-0: Boston College maintain its record with 7-6 win over North Carolina pre-flight; Wisconsin rally to whip favored Great Lakes, 13-7: North Carolina hand Duquesne its first setback in two years, 13-6; Southern California, beaten twice and tied once, end Washington States vic- tory march, 26-12; and underdog Princeton deadlock Penn'S Ivy Lea que crusher, 6-6.
 Alabama rolled to its fourth win by defeating Tennessee, so, in the top game of the South. Other south eastern conference clashes had Georgia romping over Tulane, 40-0: LSU stopping Mississippi, 21-7, and Mississippi State halting Vanderbilt. Georgia Tech breezed past Davidson, 33-0; VPI tied favored Kentucky, 21-2l, and in the southwest TCU continued to set the pace with 7-2 win over the Aggies, while Baylor stopped Texas Tech, 14-7, and Texas polished off Arkansas, 47-6. Ohio State rolled on with a 26-O triumph over Purdue as other big 10 battles saw Illinois outlast Iowa, 12-7, and Michigan pound north western, 34-l6. Minnesota came back with l5-2 win over Nebraska and Marquette downed Michigan State, 28-7.
 Santa Clara, an independent. scored its third victory over Pacific coast conference teams by halting Oregon State, 7-O. Other circuit vic- tories, in addition to uses upset of Washington State, saw UCLA bat ter california, 21-0: Stanford trim Idaho, SAT, and Washington bump Montana, 35-0.
 Best In East Army and Boston college battled for eastern honors, the Cadets whip ping Columbia, 34-6, as the Eagles bested the pre-flighters. Navy stop- ped Yale, 13-6; Dartmouth conquer ed Harvard, 14-2; Syracuse routed Holy Cross, 19-0: Brown nosed out Lafayette, TO; Fordham tripped West Virginia, 23-l4; Cornell play ed Penn State to a scoreless dead lock; Indiana bested Pitt, 19-7; Vh- lanova defeated Florida, 13-3, and Georgetown was held to a 6-6 tie by Auburn.