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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, October 12, 1924, page 11

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  FIRST BIG TEN GAME E TIED Chicago Beats Brown And l.. S. U. Downs In- diana Team CHICAGO, Oct. 11.--In the first conference game of the season Ohio State and Iowa today played . nothing to nothing tie at Iowa City. The con test was a passing affair, neither side being able to endanger the others goal until the fourth period when Ohio found itself in the possession of the ball and by series of aerial plays brought it to the Iowa 35-yard line. There the Buckeyes were stopped, and Iowa, in the shape of Charlie Brookins, worlds champion hurdler, essayed several end runs that netted long gains, but failed to put over a score before the final whistle. Dope Upset In two intersectionai contests Chi cago upset Browns hopes of victory by taking the long end of a 10 to score and Louisiana romped away with the Indiana game to the tune of 20 to 10. Both contests spilled the dope Chicago being expected to show the same weak defense that 1t displayed c week ago in losing to Missouri. Another upset took place at Madison when Coe college of Cedar Rapids, fowa, held Wisconsin to to z tie, after having led [ to most of the way. Another closely fought contest was that at Ann Arbor where the Michigan Az gies played Michigan to standstill un- til the last quarter when the Wolver- ines, put over touchdown and won to 10. The other games of the day proved easy, victories for the big fen entrants, Illinois walking over Butler 40 to 10. rerdue smothering Rose Poly Al to 3 and Norwestern whitewashing Cincin. nafi 42 to 0.

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  The Omaha morning bee, October 12, 1924, page 13 (results column)

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  line Pngng Forward Passing Enables Oklahoma to Defeat uske ID to Creighton Easily Shows Des Mones Under With Score of “a FOOTBALL RESULTS w dpdSiis “, 4Notit Dd1It, 81. Marshall, 0; Marietta, 0. University of Dayton, 27 Davis EIkins. !. Mount Union, 15; Miami, 6. North Carolina, 6; Trinity, 0. University of South Carolina, 10; North Carolina State, 0. Clemson, II; Presbyterian College OF South Carolina. o. Mercer. 90; Furman. 0. Pittsburgh, II; West Virginia uni versity, :. Chicago. 10; Brown, I. Grinnell, II; Washington univer. sity. o. Colorado college, 9: Utah mniversity. 0. Susquehanna. 13: Bloomsbury, 6. Washington and jefferson, %; Gro yer City. 0. Geneva, 10; Bethany, 0. Bucknell, 33; Muhlenburg, 0. Western Reserve, 81; Hiram, 0. University of Nortr Carolina, G.; Trinity. 0. Washington and Lee. 8: Wakeforst, 10. University of Virginia, 26; Randolph Macon. 6. Case. 10; Otterbein. 6. Indiana, II: Louisiana, 90. Illinois. 40; Butler. 10. Iacf Penna Military institute, 20: Al. bright. 0. Hayerford. 20; Stevens. 0. Michigan. :; Michigan Aggies. 0. Richmond. 0; Maryland. 3S. New York university, 6; Union, 6. Akron, Z; Wooster, 6. Penn State. &c: Gettysburg. 0. Dickinson, 20; Franklin and Mar shall. :. Vanderbilt. IL; Marines, 13. Northwestern. IL: Cincinnati. o. Princeton. o: Lehieh, 0. Springfield college. .: st. Johns. 0. lrsinus, 0; Delaware. o. John Carroll university, 30: Canisus. 10. Florida. Z; Georgia Telh, :. Minnesota. 20; Haskell Indians, o. Purdue, IL; Rose Poly. 3. ames, Is; Kansas. :. Colorado. Q: University of Utah. 0. Howard. s8; Chattanooga L., o. sseorgia Tech. .: FIorids a.. :. isni,~sses. ss; Mar,viile. 10. Vanderbilt. -; Quantico Marines. IL. osiethorpe. 10; citadel. !. b1ra bb,rnlnghag ing, n senih.rn. . 6; h,Ilsap. .. nroahon VALLEY, :: Villa Nova, = haFerford. 20: stevens, o. Princeton, o: Lehigh. 0. south Omaha. IS: Sshrasla s9 IN, lincoln. -; Haselock. .. DIa. 49, Scotia. q. sidney. a: Ogaifnla o. ,,s ,,.sn’henbnrg. i5; Broken Bow. :. Hig springs q; Sutherland. o. Fremont, II: Grand Island IA Norfolk. 81; Albion. o. nnertolk Reserves; 8; newman Grove o a,,inn’ imors’ 50; Cathedral High dincolnl Q. 11%sriSse ,1ma ss. ,s;,,,.. RsssI.es. NJ osfosd. O. thadron. IS; Gordon. o. scottsbiuff. 10: kimban : brldgepoTt. 81; >cost>bluff seeand. O. trail o. y Beairiee. is; Tecumseh. 0. Nelson. %; Hebron. o. Msmore. 80; Cathedral. O. Harfington 80; New Castle o. sn’nsiock, IS; Broken Bow Reserves. o. Neigh. 3I Arnsworth. o. STATE CONFERENCE. ri nnfarhes Teachers. II; Nebraska Cen Grand Island. :; York College. o. na>llnes ColIese. -; Doan~. :.

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 13, 1924, page 9 (results column)

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  The record Of the weekend. with almost as many upsets as expected results. leave most Western elevens uncertain prospects. Several teams however, stamped themselves def nitely as Conference contenders. By Chicago’s upset defeat of Brown to the count of 10 to Coach Alonzo Stage is assured of a place in the Big Ten race. Led by Harry Thomas in the back field and Gowdy at center, the Maroons showed an at tack and defense that needs only a little more coordination to make them dangerous to any aggregation. Illinois Improves Illinois showed a vast improve ment since the Nebraska game, when she trounced Butler, 40 to 10. Red Grange was in the fray only sixteen minutes, but that was long enough for Zuppke’s star to put over two touchdowns. Butler failed to show her usual strength. Led by the offense Of Ralph Baker, triple-threat sophomore, Northwest ern 6swned Cincinnati, 40 to 0. Michigan had difficulty in win ming from the Michigan Aggies, { to 0. and will have to improve to beat Illinois next Saturday. Iowa and Ohio State practically eliminated each other from consid- Grafton as Conference championship contenders when they went into a scoreless tie. Both teams will give lots Of trouble to other elevens, however, Iowa plays Lawrence next Saturday and Ohio meets Ohio Yves leyan. Wisconsin in Tie The most disappointing showing Of any Conference eleven Saturday was the to tie of Wisconsin with Coe College. Minnesota had little difficulty in winning from the Haskell Indians. 20 to 0. The Gophers and Badgers will meet each other next Saturday. Purdue met expectations in trouncing Rose Poly by an overwhelming score and will meet Northwestern, Saturday. Defeated by Louisiana, Indiana will come to Chicago to fight the Maroons. Saturday. In Conference circles, Notre Dame, by her “a to defeat ever

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Illinois leads 8–⁠1 in nine meetings, counting the six since this game.