Purdue at Minnesota

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  St. Paul daily globe, Saint Paul, Minn., October 28, 1894, page 6

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  man and downs him. Adams secures the ball, and Minnesota gains five yards. Award takes the ball for Purdue and gains ten yards, and Jamison goes through Jack Dial for ten yards. The battle is fought hard by both teams, but Minnesota muscle is tougher, aud tn e ball is pushed steadily toward the Indlana goal, when Cutler is pushed across the line for the fourth touchdown. Cut. Ter kicks the goal. The crowd shout ont: “24–⁠0.” Harding calls. rs. s, 9, TO-” and Cut Ter goes through for ten years. The ball is lost on downs, and Purdue gains eleven yards. The time is nearly I’D. and the champions of Indiana are get ting more and more discouraged. It is no use to try any more, and they simply struggle to keep the ball from advancing with as little gain as possible. Time Is called with the ball on Purdue’s forty-yard line. The work OF the local team was SUI perb. Southworth, Cutler, Harding and Van Camper did the work for .he’varsity team, while Smith, Fulkerson and Ger Der did the hohOrs for Purdue,

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Minnesota leads 42–⁠36–⁠3 in 81 meetings, counting the 80 since this game.