The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-14
Texas, Army Hord-P d-PreSsed
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By STEVE SNYDER United Press Sports Writer

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 New York, Oct. IA. (UP)-Texas and Army, still unbeaten but rude ly removed from the super-team class, dominated the big five of col legiate football again today and ruled as early favorites to bounce two more undefeated teams out of the running Saturday.
 Army tackles Lou Little's plucky Columbia Lions at West Point and Texas meets once-tied Arkansas which has confounded critics in the southwest fight from the start.
 Both Texas and Army pulled out their fourth victories of the sea- son last week by identical 20 to 13 scores but the feeling of invincibil- ity which accompanied each through earlier triumphs received a severe shock. Army had to go into the final minute before its conquest of Michigan was dead certainty and Texas had many a scare be- fore downing defensively- tough Oklahoma.
 Columbia, meanwhile, came from behind to defeat one of the finest Yale elevens in years, 28 to 20 while Arkansas was knocking over Baylor, 13 to 0, in the only south- west conference game of the week.
 High-scoring U.CL.A. and Ala bama both are in action Saturday but Notre Dame, another of the big five, has an open date after it's 49 to 6 breeze with Jusdue U.C.L.A., victor over Stanford, 26 to 6, meets California and Alabama, which finally got its touchdown machine limbered up in a ,54 to G, breather with Southwestern Louisiana, meets Tennessee in an all-out test. Unbeaten Tennessee romped over Chattanooga last week, 47 to T.
 One Big Surprise
 For the most part, last week. s upsets were strictly mild with h. diana's IA to 7 victory over highly rated Illinois the notable exception. California came from behind and bowled over St. Mary's, 20 to 13, in west coast surprise.
 In the south, Louisiana State continued its hot streak by whip ping Texas A. and M., B to g, but Rice evened matters between the southwest aHo southeast confer ences by downing Tulane, 25 to 6, at New Orleans. Georgia Tech de- feated Mississippi, "A to T, and Van derbilt trimmed Florida, 20 to 0, in southeast conference games. In the southern conference, North Carolina routed Maryland, B to 0, North Carolina State defeated Davidson, 25 to 0, Wake Forest turned back Clemson, 19 to and William and Mary trounced Vlr- ginia Tech, 49 to 0.
 Northwestern carried on as the big Mines darkhorse by defeating Minnesota, IA to T, and will meet Michigan in the western confer e1lce headliner Saturday. Before losing to Army, Michigan had picked up two conference victories. Wis consin's second half rally whipped Ohio State, 20 to T, in western conference game, and Iowa went outside the league for 21 to victory over Nebraska of the big six.
 In the big six, Kansas trimmed Iowa State, 24 to g, and Missouri defeated Kansas State, 26 to 0. Elsewhere in the midwest Mississippi State defeated Michigan State, { to O. and Marquette trampleo Idaho, 46 to 6.
 Other Results
 U.CL.A.'s victory over Stanford held the spotlight on the west coast for that one was expected to be the Rose Bowl payoff game. In over Dartmouth snared eastern ln- ton defeated Washington State, 2l to T, and Oregon State nosed out Southern California, to O.
 Pennsylvania 39 to 6 decision