The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
SEAHAWKS, NOT DAME GAME OF,
 YEAR SATURDAY
By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Staff Correspondent

By CARL LUNDQUIST
 United Press Staff Correspondent
 New York, Nov. IS - (U.P) - Don Faurot of the Iowa Pre- Flight Sea- Hawks, the latest in a long line of coaches seeking to burst the bubble of Notre Danes invincibinty, takes his perfect record team to South Bend next Saturday, for what looms as the football game of the year.
 If Faurot succeeds he will be hail. ed for the coaching job of the year, If he fails he can gain solace from Fritz Crisler of Michigan, Bill Alex ander of Georgia Tech, John E. (Billick) Whelchel of Navy, and Earl (Red) Blaik of Army, whose teams also swere unbeaten before they were hit by the Irish hurri- cane.
 Both Pre-Flight and Notre Dame never have been close to defeat in winning eight straight games each and their meeting will give college football situation unequalled since 1895. Southern Methodist and Texas Christian with 10 victories each, met with a Rose Bowl bid in the offing that year and not sicne then have major teams with more than seven victories and no defeats met in the regular season.
 Both teams preserved their rec ords in typical fashion Saturday. Notre Dame used second half power to overwhelm Northwestern 26 to 6 in the hardest game for the Irish to date, but the finesse necessary for victory was there when 1t was need ed. The Seahawks were in front from start to finish in their 28 to 13 victory over Camp Grant.
 Colorado College, kingpin of the Rockies and Bainbridge Naval, top service eelven of the east were the only other major perfect record teams to see action and both won with ease. Colorado College rolled over Utah GA to 0, while Bainbridge beat Maryland 46 to 0. Purdue, the third eight game winner in the country, had an open date and re- mained tied for the Big Ten lead with Michigan, which defeated Wis consin 27 to 0.
 Feature
 Purdue plays its traditional game with Indiana for the "Old Oaken Bucket" in @ midwestern feature this week. Other games in the mid west include Illinois Northwestern Ohio State-Michigan and Wiscon- sim Minnesota in the Big Ten, with Nebraska and Iowa playing an inter-league game. Missouri which fumbled away its chances for the big six title in losing 20 to 13 to Oklahoma, plays Kansas with mo- thing but tradition at stake. Iowa State opposes Kansas State and Marquette meets Great Lakes.
 Princeton and Dartmouth meet In an Ivy League feature in the east while Army, priming for Navy, plays high-scoring Brown. Navy, using third and fourth stringers to defeat Columbia 6l to 0, now looms the favorite in the service classic to be played week from Saturday Vallanova plays Temple, Pittsburgh meets Penn State and Lafayette meets Rutgers in other eastern features.
 Duke vs N. c.
 A better program than usual is in the oflng down south with North Carolina, surprise g to 6 victor over Pennsylvania, opposing high power- ed Duke. Tulane meets Louisiana State in the annual Bayou classic, Georgia Tech tackles Clemson and South Carolina meets Milligan.
 In the southwest, Texas Chris tion plays Rice, Southern Methodist opposes Texas Tech, Southwestern plays Arkansas A and M. and North Texas Aggies play unbeaten Ran dolph Field Flyers. The co-leaders of the southwest conference, Texas and Texas A. and M. are idle until their title meeting on Thanksgiv- ing Day.
 Only three major games are slated on the coast with Southern California, host team for the Rose Bowl idle after its 35 to o drubbing ot the hands of March Field Flyers. St. Marys plays U. 0. L. A.. College of Pacific meets San Fran. cisco and St. Mary's Flight op- pose Del Monte-Pre Flight.