Notre Dame at Morningside

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  The Dolores star, November 16, 1917, page 6

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  SPORT. The University Of Wyoming won from Greeley Normal at Laramie in perfect weather and before q good crowd. Ohio State maintained its clean rec ord for the season by defeating the University Of Wisconsin at Camp Ran dali field at Madison. Wis, 16 to 8. At Sioux City. Iowa. Notre Dame defeated Morningside 13 to 0. the widely heralded Catholic aerial play being d. rectly responsible for both touch downs. Staging another second.half come back, Fighting Bob Evans fighting Colorado football warriors made three touchdowns In the last half Of the Boulder combat with Utah after tho visitors had made nine points in the opening period, and defeated the Nor mons, Is to 8. No speed records were broken at the Red Cross motor races ct Over land park in Denver but variety OF stunts interpreted with occasional thrills afforded entertainment for the crowd that attended, and the funds OF the Denver Chapter Of the Red Cross Society were augmented to the extent Of about 1915 as result.

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  Arizona republican, Arizona, November 11, 1917, page 11

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  M0RN|NCS|DE |S LOSER IN CAME WITH NOTRE DAME SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 1O.-Notre Dame defeated Morningside here this afternoon 13 to 0. the widely heralded Notre Dame aerial play being directly responsible for both touchdowns. Early in the second quarter Rydzewski, een- ter for Notre Dame, intercepted a for ward pass and sprinted 40 yards for a touchdown, Notre Dame kicking goal. In the third quarter. another pass was intercepted and after several plunges, Brandy, for Notre Dame went across for the second touchdown. Gipp, Notre Dame half back,e after making a 40 yard run early in the first period, was run out of bounds and collided with a post, breaking his ankle.

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  New Britain herald, Connecticut, November 12, 1917, page 1

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  straight d 5r the Aggies, who in former have been regarded as powek Western gridirons. MorningS gave Notre Dame, cOnqueror s the Army, the stiffest kind of bate that surprised even the most hopeful followers Of the Iowa institution. Morningside won, 13 to 0.

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  The Watertown news, Watertown, Wis., November 12, 1917, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES. WEST. WEST. Northwestern, 80; Michigan A, Northwestern, 80; Michigan Aggies, 6. Ohio, 16; Wisconsin, 3. Michigan, 42: Cornell, o. Iowa, 35; South Dakota, o. Notre Dame, 13; Morningside, 0. Depauw, Z; Wabash, O. Grinnell, Al; Knox, O. Nebraska, 81; Missouri, 0. Ames, 10; Kansas Aggies, Z. Marquette, O; st. Louis, O. Millikin. 81; Illinois College, z. Illinois Wesleyan, ID; Bradley, O. EAST. Penn, Z; Dartmouth, 0. Pittsburgh, 49, Washington and JET ferson, 10. Harvard Informal. O; Camp Dew. ems, O. Yale Informal, 80; New Haven Navy, 0. Swarthmore, 56; Lafayette, o. Army, %; Carlisle, 0. Navy. 28; Georgetown, z. Harvard Freshman, “a; Princeton, O. Yale Freshmen. 42; Andover, o. New York, 9; Rhode Island, 6.

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Notre Dame leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.