North Dakota at Wisconsin
Saturday, September 27, 1924 Share
Wisconsin beat North Dakota 25–0. It was their second meeting; after it, Wisconsin led the series 2–0.
FinalHigh 68°F, low 47°F, 0.35 in. of rain
In the newspapers

The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, September 29, 1924, page 7
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BIG TEN MENU HAS 3 FEATURES Illinois Meets Nebraska In Probable Head Liner Of Week f. CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-One confer ence contest and two inter-sectional games with Missouri valley leaders head the program for big ten football teams this week. Three schools have already had formal tryouts against less CT known teams and meet stronger op- ponents next Saturday. Purdue and Ohio State meet at Co lumbus in the first conference game, but the Illinois Nebraska and Chicago Missouri games, testing the big ten and valley conference football strength, are attracting the greatest attention. Purdue already has one victory over Wabash but this is Ohio States first game. Minnesota takes on North Dakota, d team defeated Saturday by Wisconsin, 25 to 0. Wisconsin meets Iowa State next Saturday. Michigan Has Tough Menu Michigan switching to a new team for it’s opening game, Miami, instead of Case, has one more easy opponent and then six conference games on sue cessiye Saturdays, the toughest of the big ten schedule. Illinois, with Red Grange the out standing star of the big ten last sea son, looks forward to another vic torious year, but Nebraska, coached by Fred Dawson of Princeton, is expected to prove a formidable opponent as the Cornhuskers are known to outweigh Illinois. Coach Burt Ingwersen at Iowa makes his big ten debut Saturday against Southwestern Teachers of Ok lahoma, favored with almost the same team which represented Iowa last year, except the tackles. Indiana, with a 65 to o victory Saturday over Rose Poly, meets De- pauw for further seasoning before facing the big ten schedule. Northwestern Good Northwestern, generally represented by lighter teams, has turned more in- tently to the passing game and will try it out against South Dakota next Sat urday. Prospects for the Purple ap- pear much brighter than in several years. Notre Dame landed two big games with big ten opponents this season, Ill a schedule remarkable for the diversity and strength of the opposition. Meeting Lombard Saturday and another minor team next week, Notre Dame then takes on the Army at Princeton on sue cessive Saturdays in the east, followed by Georgia Tech, Wisconsin and Ne braska. Harry Stuhldreher, one of the best triple threat men in the middle west. again will pilot the team at quarter and the other backfield men are the same as last year.

The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], September 29, 1924, page 9 (results column)
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Football Scores SATURDAY RESULTS INDIANA Butler 2I: Hanover. g. Franklin. 2S; Indiana Central, o. Indiana, 30, Rose Poly. 0. Purdue q Wabash 2 De Pauw, “a Milliken. IS. OTHER GAMES Allegheny. 7; Dickinson 0. Amherst Is. ST. Lawrence. 3. Auburn, z; Birmingham Southern. o. Bates. 10: Lowell Textile. 0. Bowdoin. 9. St stephens O. BayloN University. 10. simmons o. Boston AZ; Providence. O. Bucknell. Q West Maryland. o. Coe. u: Monmouth s. Connecticut Assies. IL; Massachusetts Aggies, 10. Carnegie Tech. IA; Dayton 3. Case 9 MusktnKum. D. T[niy,ersity OF Detroit ~; Alma. 10. Georgia Tech. 10: Oglethorpe, o. +. and NJ, q; Albrisht. Z. Holy Cross. I3; Catholic u, 7. Lafayette 10: Muhlenberg 0. Louisiana. =: Springhill O.. Middiebury, 30: st. Michaeis. o. Michigan AgSies. SO; Northwestern (Napervilel. 0. Niagara 8 Rochester. o. Ohio. TO- Rio Grande, o. Oberlin. al: Hiram. 0. Ohio Wesleyan 10: Capitol o.. 0. Pittsburgh, IA, Grove City. 0. Penn state. “A; Lebanon Valley. 3. Pennsylvania. “a; Ursinus. 0. Slippery Rock Normal 25. Mt. Union. o.. Syracuse 50; Hobart o. Tulane IA: Southwestern. o. Thiel : Baldwin Wallace, o. University Of California. Is: Santa Clara :. Wesleyan. 3: Union. 0. WittenberE IT; Olivet. 0. Washington and jefferson. 10 Geneva, g. Washington and Lee. ga Roanoke, 0. Wooster. II; Ashland 0. Wisconsin. 25: North Dakota. 0. williams. 27; Hamilton. T. West Virginia. 81: Wesleyan. 6. Kentucky Wesleyan University, g: Uni versity of Cincinnati. 6. HIGH SCHOOL Bloomfield. is; Bloomington. 0. Bicknell, 81; Midland. 0. Brazil. Ia; Jefferson (Lafayette). 12. Clinton. 2s; Oblong (Ill). o. Columbia City. 30 Auburn, q. Elkhart, 20; Niles tMich.1. 0. Cary. 8; Sheridan, @. Hartford City. Z; Newcastle, 9. Huntington. 49, Logsnsport o. La Porte 7; Calumet 0. Linton. so; Petersburg o. Muncie. 10; Button, 0. Marion 20: Decatur. o. South Side fort Wayne), %: Port land. 7. Warsaw. 80; Plymouth, 7. Wabash. IA: Kokomo. Z. Wilkinson. As Knightstown. o.
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Wisconsin 95% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every North Dakota–Wisconsin gameWisconsin leads 3–0 in three meetings, counting the one since this game.
| 1976 | Wisconsin 45, North Dakota 9 | |
| 1924 | Wisconsin 25, North Dakota 0 | |
| 1906 | Wisconsin 10, North Dakota 0 |
Around this game
North Dakota
- Next gameat MinnesotaOct. 4, 1924
- SeasonNorth Dakota in 1924
- ProgramNorth Dakota history and records
Wisconsin
- Next gamevs. Iowa StateOct. 4, 1924
- SeasonWisconsin in 1924
- ProgramWisconsin history and records

