The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-10
THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY, CONN., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER O I045
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 OPPOSES LIONS

Venge-DenC NoLre-Dame, SeeklnB Cc disprove 6 widely spreading notion that Army's unbeaten Cadets are the greatest gridiron combine ever to represent the military academy, met the soldier eleven at Yankee Stadium today in footballs game of the year."
 Army, after its 1eth victory which would tie the longest winning streak in the football history of the acad- emy, was 6 20-point favorite. The Cadets were at top strength after last weeks easy game with Villa nova, but Notre Dame was Sub-par because of injuries to key players suffered in the bruising 6 to 6 tie with Navy.
 A capacity crowd of more than 75 900 was on hand for the classic. Col. Earl (Red Blaik, Army's coach, expressed confidence that his Black Knights would be able to stop Notre Danes running attack, but he was concerned over the Irish passing which has been brilliant in every game thus far.
 Notre Dame's principal incentive for victory that would rank as the years biggest upset, was in squar- in gaccounts for Army's 59 to 0 triumph last year. That victory was by the biggest margin ever inflicted on a Notre Dame team.
 Navy-Michigan TOss-Up
 Baltimore, Nov. 10-(UP)-Navy's still unbeaten midshipmen, grinding through one of the most gruelling schedules of any collegiate football team, meet Michigan, one of the crea mteams of the big ten confer ence in an intersectional battle be- fore 60,00O fans at Municipal Sta dium today.
 The game was regarded as a toss- up pitting two excellent and hard charging lines against each other in what was expected to be a keen de- fensive battle.
 Yale Fav0rite
 New Haven, Conn, Nov. 10-(UP) Fired with the determination to make Brown its 500th victory victim, Yale was expected to have every op- portunity today to realize the ambi- ton. It will, incidentally, be the 50th meeting of two of the Ivy Leagues oldest rivals.
 Columbia Underd0g
 Philadelphia, Nov. l0-(UP)-The young but capable Columbia Lions, best football team to represent the university since the Rose Bowl squad of 1883, met their Severest test Of the season today. opposing once beaten Pennsylvania.
 Columbia, unbeaten and united, was a 13-point underdog against the Quakers, who also are enjoying one of their best seasons. Pennsyl- vania's only loss to date was against Navy in the final minute of play. The Quakers hold five straight yic- tories over Columbia and a record of 2l wins against five defeats in the all-time series between the teams.
 Temple Unbeaten
 State College. Pa, Nov. l0-(UP) -Unbeaten Temple, hopeful of a Bowl bid, meets once-beaten Penn State today in one of the casts ma jor football games before a capacity crowd of 16,OoO. The rivals have broken even in six games since 1881.
 Cornell vs. Colgate
 Ithaca, N. Y, Nov. 9-(UP)-Riv- als since 1896, Cornell and Colgate met on the football gridiron today for the 32nd renewal of their series. Although both teams have mediocre records, the largest crowd of the season. about 18,000 fans was on hand. Cornell was a slight fayorite to win for the first time in four years.
 Both teams presented reyamped lineups due to recent graduation of players.
 Dartmouth Favored Princeton, N. J., Nov. l0-(UP)- Princeton and Dartmouth, which suspended football relations during the war years, renewed their tradi- tion-steeped rivalry at Palmer Sta dium today before a crowd of about 10000.
 Although both teams have had poor seasons, Dartmouth was two touchdown fayorite because its starting crew is more experienced.
 S6-Poins Fayorites
 Pittsburgh, Nov. i0-(UP)-Ohio State and Pittsburgh met on the Pitt gridiron today before 30,000 fans. The Buckeyes, contenders for the big ten football title, were 26 point fayorites.
 Fulibaek Inducted
 Worcester, Mass, Nov. 10. tUP)- Veto Kissell of Nashua, N. H., out- standing Holy Cross fullbaek, was beginning tour of Army duty to- day after being inducted into the service yesterday and sent to 0renier field,
 Though only a freshman, Kissell had been one of the key perform CTS this year on the unbeaten Cru- sader eleven as he teamed with Capt. Stan Koslowsh who has been prominently mentioned for AL American hOnOrg.