Minnesota at Ohio State

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  Grand Forks herald, Grand Forks, N.D., October 17, 1921, page 1

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  BUCKEYES WIN FROM C0PHERS Ohio Stages Strong Come back and Defeats Mime /. sofa 40 Columbus, Ohio, NOct. 15.-Ohio State staged a comeback today. The Buckeyes, considered practically out of the fight for western conference honors after a, defeat by Oberlin q week ago, today returned with a punch that rolled I’VE Minnesota for a 27 to 0 victory and demonstrated that they will again have to be reckoned with in mid-western football. 1t was the first time the two teams have met. Displaying an offensive before which the Gophers were forced to give way. the Ohioans, four times crossed their o~pponents’ goal line while they were never in danger OF being scored upon accepting in the first period when Martineau missed a thirty i’ve yard drop kick. The Gophers attacks, excepting for q shor, tmesin the early part of the game were broken up by the Ohioans for wards and their forward passing at. tempts proved Of little avail. Ohio made IS first downs to Minnesota’s Although but one Of the Ohio touchdowns was the direct result Of q forward pass, the aerial attack which last year carried the Buckeyes to~the conference championship, was used with a persistence which apparently baffled the Minnesotans and was q vi. tai part Of the Ohio offensive system Many of the passes tossed by Stuar’ and Workman wege Incomplete. bu’ q sufficient number Of them were sue. cessful to account for many Of the Buckeye gains. Noel Workman, taking the place o. his brother. “Hoge” who occupied tn, pivot position last year. was respon sible for three Of the Buckeye touchdownA

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  The Washington herald, District of Columbia, October 16, 1921, page 1

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  Ohio State Trims Minnesota, 81 to O COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 15.-ohio surprised even its staunchest friends this afternoon when it trounced the husky Minnesota eleven by score of 81 to O. The Buckeyes took the Jump in the initial period. scoring a touch down by means of brilliant for ward passing attack. which enabled Workman to carry the ball across Pixley kicked goal. Opening the second quarter with the ball on its 35-yardN line. Ohio State was unable to penetrate the Minnesota line and was forced to punt. The Buckeyes again. opened up with forward passing attack. varied by Stuart’s clever openfield running and worked the ball to the Gopher S-yard line. Here Workman again sneaked over for touchdown and Pixiey kicked goal just before the quarter ended. Martineau’s kick was blocked and Myers shot a for ward pass to Huffman, which added another touchdown. minnesota braced in the third quarter and held the. Buckeyes scoreless. despite Stuart’s run of twenty yards. the most sensational play of the game. The Buckeyes added another touchdown I’m the final quarter, which was not needei but failed to kick goal. /.

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  The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram, Richmond, Ind., October 17, 1921, page 1

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  Old Dope Bucket Gets Its Customary Upsets in Saturdays Contests IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 1.-THE Uni versity of Iowa football team moved a step nearer the coveted Western Conference grid championship Saturday when they trimmed the University of Illinois IA to 2. COLUMBUS, O., Oct~17-Ohio State staged comeback Saturday afternoon when they trimmed the Minnesota football team here by the score of 27 to 0. The win over Minnesota showed that the Buckeyes would again be contenders for the Western Conference title. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 17.-Harward again defeated an invader from another section Saturday afternoon, winning from the University of Georgia, by the score of 10 to Z. Touch

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Maine, October 17, 1921, page 2 (results column)

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  COLLEGE FOOTBALL SATURDAY boWdoin Z; Trinity o. Pennsylvania Z; Swarthmore Z. Colby Z; Bates z. Maine z; Rhode Island B. Dartmouth IA; Tennessee g. Navy 13; Princeton 0. Vermont 6; Tufts 0. Harvard 10; Georgia 7. Yale %; Williams 0. Massachusetts Aggies 35; Worcester Tech. 0. Colgate 21: Susquehanna 6. Oberlin 13: Mount Union o. Springfield “a; Stevens IS. Syracuse IS; Brown 0. University of Detroit IS; West Virginia Wesleyan 0. . Wisconsin 27; Northwestern 0. Columbia 10; New York 0. Army 81; Wabash 0. Andover 10; Harvard Freshmen o.. Cornell 10; Western Reserve O. Notre Dame 80: Purdue 0. Minnesota 0; Ohio State 27. Rutgers IA; Washington and Lee 13. Rensselaer, 40: Hamilton 0. Wesleyan 0; Boston University Z. Amherst O.; Union 0. Johns Hopkins 6; Dickinson 0. Rochester 90; ST. Lawrence O. Penn. State 2s; Lehigh z. Washington and Jefferson a., Car negie Tech. 0. Franklin and Marshal 35; Haverford 0. Muhlenberg 21; Lebanon Valley 81. Hobart “a; Clarkson o. Michigan 80; Michigan Aggies 0. Case 10; Ohio Wesleyan IA. West Virginia Z; Ohio 0. Miami %; Ohio, Northern 0. Boston College %; Baylor Univer- Sity 7. Butler 1922; Hanover o. Depaw Al: Valparaiso o. Penn. Military College -; Gallaudet 0. Ursinus o; Gettysburg “a. Bucknell 7; Lafayette 20. Catholic University z; Mount st. Mary’s 0. University Of Nebraska, Al; Has kell, 0. Massachusetts Aggies, IS; worcester Tech, Z. New Hampshire State, Al; Lowell Textile. Z. Missouri, II; Ames, II. Grinnell, 13; Washington, IA. Vanderbilt, 21; University OF Ken lucky. IA. Connecticut Aggies, 21; st. Ste phens, 0. - Norwich, 25: Goddard Seminary, l. Wisconsin, 27; Northwestern. 0. Georgia Tech, SO; Furman, 0.

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Officially, Ohio State leads 48–⁠7; as played, 49–⁠7 in 56 meetings, counting the 55 since this game.