Show y THE 0GDEI7 BTAUDAItD ! -- (V DACE NARR017S Do You Know That?— OVER AMERICA Utah - Colorado Deadlock For Lead In Rockies Notre Dame Strong (By The Associated Press) EAST— Saturday’s Intersectional al struggles left Fordham as the leader with seven victories to Its credit Western 'Maryland also Is unbeaten and untied while Army and Dartmouth still have not lost a game Fordham faces a big test this week meeting St Mary’s of California Dartmouth tackles Corsec-tion- nell BIG TEN —Triumph OUB BOARDING HOUSE thinks a KNUTEofROCKNE his team at Notre IN GRID PLAY over the Jinx while its rivals were engaged in Intersectional and nonconference games Northwestern Is only one game short of a perfect conference season Wisconsin Is next on the Northwestern schedule while Michigan the only other conference team which has not been beaten meets Minnesota Two more intersectionai clashes are scheduled Ohio State Pittsburg and Iowa meetingplaying Penn State SOUTHERN CONFERENCE— Alabama again rides at the head of the procession with six straight conference victories after Saturday’s 20-- 0 triumph over Florida Tulane and Georgia both unbeaten but the latter tied meet in this week’s leachng game while Alabama plays Louisiana State preparatory to the deciding clash with Georgia which scored brilliantly over New York University BIG SIX—Oklahoma is alone at the top of the Big Six left standing as Nebraska defeated Kansas by a decisive 16-- 0 score This week’s game may bring another change in the standing Missouri after defeating Iowa State for its first conference victory faces Nebraska PACIFIC COAST— The victory of Southern California over California Saturday was the outstanding event of the season so far EXAMINER - By Ahern OUT OUB WAY MRS GARM&Y toii musY call AT Tie tfausz HAve a V£Ty SooaIt AS PISTfM GUI SA&P GUBST STAVfAiO -VdrfH MEttfoRASTblki v aTf LCMPOU I OAKt-eA Most' suppose I come ? EGAD BAlMA you that suggest GUE'A RECEPTtOAi ‘ me a A CM AM WARM Vf UP A XLL vaaVie MY CREST RuB T AO AIM TwiOrtf-m- Y Bit and put the Trojans at the top of the Big Three Two outsiders Washington1 State and Oregon still are undefeated after victories over Idaho and the University of California at Los Angeles and the former has a good claim on the title if it can get past Washington Saturday ROCKY MOUNTAIN— The season’s decisive clash between Utah undefeated leader of the conference and Colorado heads this week’s schedule with the winner almost certain to win the title Each had an easy victory last Saturday Utah 6 beating Colorado College and 41-- Colorado downing Colorado Teachers 27-- 7 ' SOUTHWEST conference:— Texas Christian holds the undisputed lead with three straight victories after beating Rice 20-- 0 but faces three successive xhard games Texas Christian-Texa- s heads this week’s card while Southern Methodist goes east to play Navy PURPLE AWAITS IRISH CONTEST 4 l (Um UNUSUAL FORM VwoW YOU youju COLD ‘SHEET'S auy a ©out IMCLBi w HoaoR i By RUSSELL J NEWLAND Associated Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO Nov 10— (AP) — Along the ' far western football front the fans still were talking today about the almost unbelievable 74-- 0 score Southern California’s Trojans ran up on California’s : Bears ' Saturday in Los Angeles coast Pacificall conference In history' no major team before had taken such a beating from a major opponent as the one that sent the Bears down to their third defeat of the season Fifteen years ago another California team fell a 72-- 0 victim to Washington but Bear elevens of that day had not attained the national recognition enjoyed now Conference records list a more overwhelming victory as last year Southern California defeated University of California at Los Angeles Bruins 76-- 0 With perfect offense both on the ground and In the air the Trojans swept through the Bears for eleven touchdowns Two weeks previously routed Stanford’s Cardinals they 41-For the first time since he came to the coast in 1925 Howard Jones produced a team that took the measure of both California and Stanford In one season With state rivalries cleaned up Southern California will begin pointing for its annual engagement with Notre Dame at Los Angeles December 6 Southern California is not expected to have much difficulty In disposing of the University of Hawaii at Los Angeles next Saturday and is expected to win over Washington November 27 The most important conference will see the games next week-en- d two undefeated members attempt to wind up the season with perfect standings Washington State and Oregon have not suffered ' defeat the former having through a hard schedule and fought Oregon having had easier games Last Saturday Washington State chalked up its fifth conference win by vanquishing Idaho 33-- 7 and it will be the favorite when It lines up against Washington In the annual state clase classic at Seattle - Washing' ton lost to Stanford 25-- 7 last week' By DIXON STEWART United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO Nov 10— (UP)— Wisconsin and Minnesota held the key positions today as Big Ten teams turned their attention from inter-sectiocompetition to the settling of the 1930 conference championnal ship With last week’s eastern invasion establishing middle western football superiority national interest is now centered on the farm belt teams with Notre Dame and Northwestern holding the feature role because of their national championship aspirations Big Ten teams have two weeks of competition remaining and with three teams still in the running for honors the fchampionship may not be decided until the final games are played — if then Northwestern favorite already has scored four victories and if successful in 1 final Big Ten contest with Wisconsin Saturday will be assured of at least a tie for the title The Wildcats are strong favorites over Wisconsin and expect to enter their final game with Notre Dame November 22 as contenders for the mythical national I f pre-seas- on flftz j v iljlL L- - ILPfAiG UP f SIR THoRMrtbM TbRTHE SOCIAL FEED POSSIBILITIES pat ©rr r I 0130 BY PEA 8CAVJCC INC ‘ iiMOMEWT-- ’WE’D LiYE-TOOR Oil OvEKl pca'U pat orr (O BOOTS AND HEB BUDDIES l TORfeOT AVL ADOCft tH NOTE 6EE UlU AN' VfcOM TW’ WAY AU TW BOYS HAVE GONE roo eom?s TH' VEAO she's 006 Tim oos’ SURE TOR TH MARCH t'ee voted J Tor your Thoughts " Bpoe — YYvWNVC wwv EE CA?TAN OT TH "VICTORY MARCH ? 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