Minnesota at Wisconsin

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  San Antonio light, San Antonio, Tex., October 28, 1923, page 48

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  N0TRE DAME ADDS TECH TO ITS LIST Georgia Team Victimized by Brilliant Irishmen, IS to 7. IOWA TRIMS BUCKEYES Illinois and Chicago Win But Wisconsin and Minnesota Tie. IOWA TRIMS BUCKEYES south Bend. Ind, Oct. 27.-MOre than $1,000 fans arose on Cartier Field here Saturday and acclaimed the Irish mighty. Notre Dame. the wonder team OF the season. charged and smashed its way over the heavier squad from Georgia Tech to n brilliant 35-to-7 victory and the third straight inter-sectional win for the Irish. Last week Notre Dame humbled Princeton and the week before the Army fell before the flight ing Micks.” The Irish fought-they didn’t play They charged, they rim l. they hit hard and low. they swept their enemy before them like chaff before n cyclone. No single star appeared in this team of battlers. Each man played brilliant. mechanically perfect game. They shifted fast; they snapped the ball they ran alright interference. They moved as though the master hand OF knute Rockne, their. crafty coach, were lowering over each man on the team. The Spirit to Win. Yet above this form, above the sys- TEN and strategy, was til; fiery spirit of attack and conquest. Each man was q warrior; each fought apparently for the pure love of the battle. The stands stOrmed their applause as Miller raced across for the first touchdown. They went wild when another was scored and the delirim continued as lrishman after Irishman planted the ball down for extra points. Notre Dame showed in it’s game Sat urday it is one of the best teams that ever took the gridiron. The dopesters said the Irishers were stale from two hard trips to the East where they beat the Army and Princeton. They said Georgia Tech had a chance TO win. Not stopping to reckon with the dope. however, the mighty Irish charged their way to splendid victory. Tech never had n chance. After defeating the best in the East and South. only the teams of the Pa cific Coast stand between Notre Dame and virtual American championship. The Irish may now consider an offer to travel West and make a bid for the great honOrs. Tech Plays Hard. Only for an instant after the first whistle and for another moment in the third quarter. when they scored their only touchdown. did Tech show any strength. They played hard football around Wyckoff but were simply out classed by their lighter, faster foes. Lineups: Metre Dame. Georgia Tech. NoilIIS 49,. NdruncT Left end DUH ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ .’‘,;‘‘‘‘‘‘ MerhIe Left tackle Brown (captain) ...... Mcconnell Left guard Center Evergare ...... Mcintyre (captain) Right guard Oberst Huffings Right tackle Murphy Station Right end iccst mum Quarterback ilbuNNtI Left halfback Right halfback Layden NNckolI Fullback. Summary: Touchdowns ID. Miller (2), Crow 4

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., October 29, 1923, page 1 (results column)

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  GridirOn Results Saturday COLLEGE GAMES Bates 10; Bowdoin 6. Colby Z; Maine O. Dartmouth 16; Harvard 0. Yale 81; Harvard 0. Princeton 3; Navy 3. Holy Cross 10: Boston Univ. 0. Tufts 6: Middlebury 3. Marquette Z; Boston College 6. Springfield 0; Syracuse Al. University of Detroit 0; Washing ton & jefferson 6. Vermont %; New Hampshire Z. West Va. Wesleyan IA; Carroll O. Pennsylvania “a; Centre O. Army 10; Lebanon 0. Univ. of Michigan; 81; Michigan AgSies 0. Union IA: Trinity o. Lehigh IA; Muhlenburg 8. Colgate 81; OhOio Wesleyan 0. Penn state 10; West Virginia 10. Gettysburg II; Villa Nova 0. Swarthmore 6; Franklin and Mar shall 6. Iowa 90; Ohio State o. Rensselaer, Poly 27: Stevens 0. Williams 10: Columbia 0. Butler 2; Wabash 0. Hamilton IA; st. Lawrence ~. Minnesota 0; Wisconsin 0. Rutgers 6; Lafayette 6. Hamilton IA; st, Lawrence IL. U. of Tennessee T; Mississippi A. and NJ. 3. Purdue 6: Chicago 20. Mississippi u. 3; st. Louis L. %. Depauw 20; Franklin 8. Illinois %; Northwestern 0. Syracuse Freshmen 10; Cornell Freshmen 0. Georgia Tech Z; Notre Dame 80. Desmoines u. Z; Creighton u. 6. Marietta IS; Kalamazoo 0. Heidelberg 10; Muskingum 81. University of Kansas Q; Kansas Aggies 0. Wittenberg 2S; Kenyon :. South Dakota State Z; University of South Dakota 0. Louisville U. 10; Rose Poly 0. Vanderbilt Il; Tulane 0. Hobart Z; City College Of New York o. Florida 16; Wake Forrest Z. Drake Al; Grinnell, 0. Norwich IS; Conn. Aggies 0. Ames ga; Washington Univ. I. Clarkson Tech Z; University of Buffalo Z. N. Y. University 81; Rhode Island State 0. Univ. of Kentucky ,35; George town ky.) College 0. ANOLlI DdhOld IllNSlSllN, lUt North Dakota Aggies, 8. Nebraska, Z; University of Missouri,, Z. Arkansas 20; Louisiana S. u, 10. University of Alabama, 60; Spring hill, 0. st. Johns College 10; Fordham 0. Carnegie Tech. Z: Pittsburgh 0. Virginia SO; Trinity O. Washington and Lee II; Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 0. Furman, %: Richmond, Z. Virginia Military Institute, %; North Carolina State. Z. Marines. 40; George Washington University, 0. Colorado Aggies, &c; Utah Aggies Auburn. “a; Fort Benning. 0. Oglethorpe, 0; Shawnee. 10. Mass. Aggies, 13; Wesleyan, 0. University of Colorado, 81; University of Denver. Z. University of Wyoming, O; Colo RADIO School of Mines, 20. University of Utah, Is; Brigham Young University, 0. University of Texas, Al: South western. 0. School Games CCHN “, bScI lllS nigh, w. Portland High. 81; Bangor High. 0. Westbrook. AZ; South Portland. 6. Catholic High, 0; Lewiston High, 81. Haverhill High. IA; Rogers High, Lawrence High, IA; Newburyport, 2. Old Town High, ~; Brewer High, Portsmouth High Z: Concord High. Kennebunk High, 90; Trap Acad. IL. Abbott School, 81; Winslow High, Oak Grove, 1S: Hallowell High, 0. Camden High. 46: Fairfield High, 6. Portsmouth Alumni, 7: U. S. M. c., Dover High. 0: York High. 0. Wilton Acad. Z; Skowhegan High 6. Thornton Acad. 10; Gardiner High, 6. Biddeford High, 30: Brideton, s.

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  Atlanta tri-weekly journal, Atlanta, Ga., October 30, 1923, page 6 (results column)

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  SOUTHERN FOOTBALL GAMES RUN TRUE To EXPECTATIONS Southern football teams played true to form Saturday and the day witnessed none of the surprises which characterized previous week ends. The most important game was that at South Bend. Ind, in which Notre Dame defeated Georgia Tech by the score of 35 to Z. The Irish men were too fast for the southern ers and had little trouble. in making long runs for touchdowns at crucial moments but Tech showed considcradle offensive power and made more first downs than its opponents. Douglas Wycoff, the Arkansas full back, again starred for Tech in all departments of play. Sewanee defeated the crippled Oglethorpe team at Atlanta, Is to c.. University Of Alabama had a field day with Spring HILL winning, so to 0, and Auburn found Ford Ben ming excellent practice for the game with Georgia next Saturday, win ming, “a to 0. Vanderbilt beat Tulane II to O, while Louisiana State was being overcome by Arkansas in a thrilling 26-to-13 battle Virginia swamped Trinity 33 to O., while V. M. I. was furnishing North Carolina State, % to Z, and V. P. L. was losing to Washington and Lee, II to 0. Mississippi Aggies succumbef to University of Tennessee, Z to 8, and University of Mississippi was over. whelmed by St. Louis, % to 8. Centre was outclassed by Penn, losing “a to 0. On Friday Mercer defeated Biz mingham-Southern, II to O.. Here are scores OF other games Saturday, the feature being the defeat of Harvard by Dartmouth TO. the first time in sixteen years. Oklahoma IL; Oklahoma Aggies 0. Georgia Freshmen, II; North Car DINA Freshmen, O.. Georgia Reserves, 20; Dahlonega, 7. Dartmouth, 16; Harvard, 0. Holy Cross, 10; Boston universe. ty, 0. West Virginia Wesleyan, IA; Car roll o. University of Michigan. 81; Mich. igan Aggies, 0. Syracuse, A; Springfield, 0. Yale, 81; Brown, O. Rutgers, 6; Lafayette, G.. Maryland, IA; North Carolina, 0. Minnesota, 0; Wisconsin, 0 (tie). William, 10; Columbia, 0. Iowa, 20; Ohio State, 0. Army, 70; Lebanon Valley, 0. Lehigh, IA; Muhlenburg, 3. Colgate, 27; Ohio Wesleyan, 0. Florida, 16; Wake Forest, 7. California 9; Washington State college 0. Idaho 0; Oregon o. Carnegie Tech z; Pittsburg 2. University of Texas A; Southwest. ern 0. Centenary %; Texas Christian university 0. Alabama Freshmen 25; Wander bilt Freshmen 3. Kentucky Wesleyan College. 49, Morris Harvey, 0. Louisville University 13; Rose Poly, 7. Nebraska, 7; University of Missouri,, 7. Baylor, 16; Ouachita. 3. University of Kentucky, 95; Georgetown (Ky) College, 0. Mississippi College, s; Louisiana College, 0. Tennessee Meds, Z; Carson New man. 0. Illinois 9; Northwestern O.. Purdue s; Chicago 20. Presbyterian 0; Citadel 0. Furman %; Richmond 7. South Carolina freshmen, 20; Ben edictine college, 0. Third Army Corps, IA; George town, Z. University of Detroit 0; Washing ton and Jefferson 6.

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, October 29, 1923, page 2 (results column)

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  MINNESOTA SURPRISE OF CONFERENCE Plays Great Football in Hold. ing Wisconsin Team to 0 to O Score Michigan, Chicago and Illinois are the outstanding conten0ers for the championship of the Western Con. ference today. The three teams are undefeated on the gridiron this year Wisconsin. which doomed as a for midable candidate for the champion ship, YVES held to 0 to 0 tie by Coach Spauding’s Minnesota team is the chief upset of the “dope” on Saturdays schedule. Neither Mime. sofa and Wisconsin now can gain a clear to the conference champion ship. Michigan again demonstrated its proves by beating the Michigan Aggies, 81 to 0. Illinois decisively triumph ed over Northwestern, 20 to O., and Iowa beat Ohio State, 20 to o. Purdue scored on Chicago but los, ID to 6. Minnesota’s performance was one OF the best of the season. Apparent ly in poor shape and holding out lit, tie promise to the Gopher fans, Spaulding sent against the Wiscon- SIN team q woodworking machine that outplayed the Badgers for three periods. Notre Dame again was victor in an lntersectional contest, smashing Georgia Tech by score Of IS to 2. Harvard was downed by Dart mouth, Is to 0, and the Navy and Princeton to tie. Yale was the only team of the eastern “Big Three” TO win, scoring a 2r to o victory over Brown. Yale looms as the best of the big Three”

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Officially, Minnesota leads 64–⁠63–⁠8; as played, 63–⁠62–⁠8 in the 133 games on file; the official count covers all 135 meetings, counting the 102 since this game.