Franklin at Wisconsin

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  Imperial Valley press, California, October 10, 1925, page 1

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Lafayette 40; Washington 0. Wisconsin 35; Franklin 0. At Washington Georgetown so; Lebanon Valley 0. AT West Point; Army 26; Knox : At New York; New York Uni yersity 10; Union 3. At Syracuse 33; w. and NJ, 0.

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 12, 1925, page 9 (results column)

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  Purdue snapped out Of it and gave De Paw a real lacing, 80 to 0. 1t was a keen disappointment to De Paw after holding Butler to a tie the week previous. Purdue’s fierce blocking and tackling gradually wore it’s opponents down. Wolverine Powerful Indiana University was annihilated at Michigan, SO to 0. The resuit was a shock to Crimson fans. 1t seems to prove two things: That the Wolverines are exceptionally strong and that I. U. does not have a great deal. Notre Dame, week before the Army game, did not open up to any great extent and was content to defeat Beloit, 10 to 8. Wabash ran up a big score of 81 to on Muncie Normal without half trying Wisconsin was too powerful for Franklin and won, 35 to 0. Other big counts were added up by State Normal and Evansville College. The former downed Vincennes, 70 to 0, and the latter beat Bethel, so to 0. Central Gives Battle Indiana Central, the University Heights institution, fought hard against Earlham, but was beaten in the last half, 10 to 0. Adrian defeated Manchester College, % to 7. . Grange showed some of his SEN sational open field running against Butler and was responsible for the Illinois victory. He also contributed to a Butler touchdown, however. 1t was the redhead’s tumble that was scooped up by Paul and converted into a touchdown. Butler rallied in the last period and scored another touchdown. Nip per player great ball in the drive for the last score. Northam plunged over after passes and a twenty-yard run by Nipper had put the ball on the 3-yard line.

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  Evening star, October 11, 1925, page 79 (results column)

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  Yesterdays Foot Ball Results WEST. WEST. NOtre Dame. 10; BeIoit, 3. Michigan. 63; Indiana, 0. Chicago, 3; Ohio State, 3. Illinois, Is; Butler, 13. Wisconsin, 35; Franklin, 0. Minnesota. “a; GrinnelI. S. Iowa, al; st. Louis, 0. Northwestern. II; Carleton, D. , Purdue, 80: DePauw, 0. Missouri, 9; Nebraska, 6. Lake Forest. 6; Michigan State, 0. Detroit, s; Columbia, o. Adrian, %; Manchester. Z. Capital. s.. Western Reserve, 0. Monmouth, 3; Carthage, O. Case, 9: Otterbein. o. Cincinnati. 12: Georgetown KyJ, g. Cornell College, II: Hamline, 0. Ohio University. %; Denison. 0. Drake, IS; Kansas Aggies, 0. Dubuque, 6; COe, 0. Illinois College, IL; State Normal, :. lows State. 20; Kansas, 0. Illinois Wesleyan, 13; Augustana, 0. John Carroll, 23; Duquesne, 0. Marshall, O.; Marietta, 0. Miami. 30; Wittenberg, 0. Muskingum, 13; Hiram, z. North Dakota Aggies, IA; Morning. side, Z. Heidelberg, :: Ohio Northern, O. Ohio Wesleyan. %; Akron. 0. st. Thomas, %; Western State Nor. NAL, 13. st. Xavier, so; Kentucky Wesleyan, O. Union, IA: Tusculum, 6. Oberlin, 13: Wooster, 0. Findlay, 27; Defiance, o. Ypsilanti, Ia; Bowling Green, 9. Wabash, 81; Muncie Normal, O.. Olympic Club, Is; California, 0. st. Mary’s, 80: California Aggies, 13. Idaho, 6; Oregon, 0. Stanford, 28; Occidental, 0. Southern California, %; Utah, 2. Wyoming. Z; Western Teachers. 0. Utah Aggies. 13; Denver T., 0. Colorado Aggies, Fl; Brigham Young, II. Washington, 80; Montana, 10.

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Wisconsin leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.