The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
ARMY, NAVY AND NOTRE DAME TOP 6 RID COMBINES
By CARL LUNDQUIsT United Press Stan Correspondent)

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 New York, Oct. 11-(UP)-Notre Dame, Army and Navy ranked as the top collegiate football teams among IA major unbeaten elevens today on the basis of their records and opposition thus far.
 Notre Dame, in its best early sea- son scoring form since Knute Rockne was its coach, was selected by many observers as the nations top team after its 35--l2 victory over previously undefeated Michi- gan. Army, still unscored upon, de- feated Temple 5l to o, while Navy won 14-1S over previously linbeaten Duke.
 Each should win this week, Notre Dame playing Wisconsin, one time victor in four starts, Army meeting unvictorious Columbia at New York and Navy taking on Penn State at Annapolis.
 Also Classy
 Rating only shade behind were Pennsylvania in the east, Purdue, Iowa Pre-Flight. and Minnesota in the middle west, Southwestern, Texas Christian and Texas A & M in the southwest, Colorado and Colorado college in the Rockies and College of Pacific and Southern California on the Pacific coast.
 The only perfect records certain to be in jeopardy this week are those of Texas Christian and Texas A & M. They meet at Fort Worth.
 Pennsylvania. which pushed Dart mouth out of the unbeaten ranks, . to 6, should have an easier time against Lakehurst Naval at Phila- delphia. Purdue, Q four time win- ner. meets Ohio State at Cleveland, and may have more trouble than in beating Camp Grant 10 to O. Iowa Sea.Hawks meet Missouri at Kansas City, Mo, and Minnesota takes on Wisconsin at Madison. The Sea- Hawks kept their record intact and stood as the top service team of the midwest, by beating Iowa 25-0. Minnesota had an open date
 College of Pacific, confounding the experts by defeating west coast bigwigs, plays Del Monte Pre- Flight, while Southern California stakes its record against San Fran cisco university. Pacific upset Cal- fornia 12 to 6, while Southern California defeated St. Mary's Pre- Flight, 2 to 0.
 The Rocky Mountain leaders, Colorado and Colorado college, fig ure to defeat Deming, N. M., Air Base and Colorado Mines. Colorado trimmed Utah $50 and Colorado college won over Denver, 4l-0 last week.
 In other standout games in the east this week, Cornell meets Holy Cross at Ithaca, Colgate plays Rochester in a return game at Hamilton, N. r., Villanova and Bucknell meet at Philadelphia, Muhlenberg plays Franklin and Marshall at Allentown, Pa, Car negie Tech meets Lehigh at Pitts burgh and West Virginia opposes Maryland at Morgantown, w. Va.
 Other Games
 Other games in the middle west include: Illinois Pittsburgh at Champaign, Ill, Iowa State-Ne- braska at Ames, Iowa, Kansas Washburn at Lawrence, Kans., Oklahoma Tulsa at Oklahoma City, Okla, Oklahoma A & M-Normal Naval at Saltwater, Okla, Indiana Iowa at Iowa City, Iowa. Great Lakes-Northwestern at Evanston, Ill.
 Southern and southwest games include: Texas Tech-South Plains AAF at Lubbock, Southern Metho- dist-Rice at Dallas. Memphis Naval Louisiana State at Memphis, Duke North Carolina at Durham, North Carolina Statewide Forest at Raleigh, Virginia Military Rich mond at Richmond.
 Rocky Mountain and far western games: California U. c. L. A at Los Angeles, March Field Flyers-San Diego Naval at San Diego. Denver Fort Riley Cavalry at Fort Riley, New Mexico Arizona State of Flag sta at Albuquerque. Redlands- Pomona Ordnance at Redlands.