Indiana at Michigan

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 15, 1928, page 1

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  Indiana S Victory Over Michigan Brings Fame to State; Notre Dame, Butler Triumph another of his well conditioned teams to Ann Arbor. In the fourth quarter, when the Wolverines began TO weaken, the Hoosiers were able to start a drive on their own 32-yard line that found Bennett and Rheinhardt crashing the line and cutting back on end runs until they carried The ball well into Michigan territory. Here Faunce entered the game and scored a touchdown after a-couple of fine runs. Pat Page and his team went to Michigan with fighting chance to win. They fought and fought and when they saw a chance they fought harder. Let’s move over to Chicago where Notre Dame wrote some more his tory. Picture 10000 fans crowding into a giant bowl to watch two ordinary teams perform. Notre Dame seized the one big opportunity Of the afternoon when Whitley” Lloyd, the big midshipman half back, sent a punt careening off the side of his foot, which went out of bounds on

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, October 15, 1928, page 1 (results column)

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  Football Results Bismarck IS. Minot 0. New Rockford Il. Harvey Q. jamestown 0, Cakes 0. Hottineau 81, Wahpeton 0. Aberdeen %, Fargo 10. Devils Lake s. Valley City 0. Grafton 40. Hillsboro O.. Lennon. $. d., Is, Hettinger 6. Flasher IA, Elgin 0. La Moure 40. Enderlin 0. Linton IL, Hazelton 0. North Central North Dakota L. 25, Morningside Is. South Dakota State Is, Columbus y. n. d. a. G. Z. Wisconsin Il. 10. North Dakota U. frosh Is. n. D. A. T.. frOsh y Indiana 6. Michigan 0. Ohio State 10. Northwestern 0. Minnesota Is, Purdue D. Iowa Is, Chicago 0. Illinois Is. Coe 0. Wisconsin 40. Cornell (Iowa) o. West Notre Dame Z, Navy O. Augustana s, Yankton 0. Sioux Falls Is. Eastern Normal Z. River Falls Normal IL, Stout Insti- tute 0. Superior Teachers IS, Eau Claire Teachers ~. Nebraska Teachers 6, st. Louis U. 8. Drake 26, Marquette 7. We Wabash s, Milliken 6. Monmouth Is, Mt. Morris 0. Bradley 6, Knox 0. Luther IL, Buena Vista s. North Central z. Beloit .. Carroll college -, Lake Forest Q. Kansas Aggies -. Hays Teachers Z. Creighton 81, Oklahoma A. and NJ. 0. Depauw Is, Earlham 0. Denison Fl, Miami 0. Washington Z, Kansas Z. Western Reserve IS, Baldwin Wal lace 0. Detroit U. IS, Louisville u. o. Ohio Wesleyan ~, Cincinnati O. Missouri SO. Centre 0. Butler IS, Franklin 0. Haskell s, Lloyd (Chicago) 0. Nebraska 26, Montana State 6. Hibbing Junior Z. st. Cloud Teach Grinneil 3. Iowa State o. jamestown college 8. Dickinson Huron o, Aberdeen Normal Q. Spearfish Normal s, S. ID. Mines 0. Southern. Normal 8. Dakota Wcs- leyan O.. Yale 81, Georgia s. Carnegie Is, Thiel IS. Hamilton Is, Rochester Is. Princeton 0. Virginia U. Y. Cornell Is. Hampden Sidney 6. Columbia 81. Wesleyan Z. Holy Cross is, Rutgers Q: Colgate IS. Virginia Poly Il. Rhode Island 0, New Hampshire II. Boston rs, Vermont 0. Lafayette 28, George Washington Q. Dickinson 8, Muhlenberg 0. Gettysburg Z. Leigh .. Brown Is, Dayton Z. Dartmouth 81, Allegheny IL. villa Nova -. Catholic y. ). Bucknell s, Penn State 0. Harvard 20, North Carolina o. y. Y. Y: “a. Fordham Z. Penn. 81, Swarthmore o. Duauesne -. Washington and JEFF Haverford 20, Amherst Is. West Virginia .. Pittsburgh 8. Williams 20. Bowdoin s. Maine o, Connecticut Aggies o. Dasis-Elkins g, Biucfield 9. Florida “a, Auburn Q. “a Kentucky 6. Washington and Lee 0. v. NJ. j. 81, Roanoke IL. .f Tennessee Is, Mississippi IL. Alabama 46, Mississippi A. and NJ. 0. Southwestern -. Georgetown s. Birmingham Southern 8. Chattasouthern Methodist 8. simmons 0. Arkansas u. ~, Baylor o. South Carolina 81. Maryland Z. Loyola (New Orleans) 80. Ogle- thorpe Z. Georgia Tech IL. Tulane 0. Vanderbilt 13. Texas IL. 6 Rice Institute 20, Trinity u. 8. Stetson IL, Tampa 0. stanford -, California Z. s College of Idaho 80, Idaho u. (Southern branch) Z. California IL. Warrington state 8. Oregon state 4e. Pacific y. o. Arizona Is, Pomona 8. Southern CaIifornia 10, st. Mary’s g. Idaho 2e. Whitman ~. Washin&ton Is, Montana 0. h.

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  Evening star, October 15, 1928, page 36 (results column)

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  INDIANA LOOMING IN BIC TEN RACE Conqueror of Michigan Has Illinois Worried Over Game Saturday. CHICAGO, October 15.-Pat Page and his giant Indiana eleven have cast menacing shadow across the Big Ten foot ball championship horizon of L. linois. Triumphant over Michigan after % years, the Hoosiers will invade the H. lini stronghold Saturday for what prom iSes to be the outstanding Big Ten game of the day, confident and deter mined to kick the engine out of the machine which Coach Robert zuppke has assembled to defend the title won in 1927. All season Zuppke has been worrying about the Indiana invasion, and the report of his scout brought back from the Michigan Indiana game at Ann Arbor merely confirmed his fears While Indiana won by only 6 to 0. the scout reported the Hoosiers gained 308 yards by rushing as against GA by Michigan, and should have won by 20 points or more. Furthermore, the Hoosiers came out of the fray virtually unbruised and with probably more experience than Illinois gained in its two easy non-conference victories over Bradley Tech and Coe College of Iowa. Seventy thousand spectators are expected to jam Illinois Memorial Stadium for the game. Other Conference Games. Three other conference skirmishes are on Saturdays program, wisconsin opening up its Big Ten season against Purdue at Lafayette, Chicago invading Minnesota and Michigan claShing with Ohio State before what promises to be a record crowd in Big Ten history. Exhibiting its usual bruising attack, but with trifle more speed Minnesota Steamrolled Purdue to 15-to-O defeat Saturday, and Is expected to have an easy time with Chicago, which bowed to Iowa, 13 to O. Wisconsin showed scoring punch in trouncing Cornell College Of Iowa, Saturday 40 to 0, but whether 1t can gain against heavier Purdue forward wall remains to be seen. 1t will be home coming at Purdue. Ohio State, which almost put North western out of the championship pic ture by a 10-to-0 triumph Saturday. isn’t expected to have much d1fhculty with Michigan. The wolverines were weak in the line against Indiana. Iowa and its star Indian fullback, Chief Mayes McLain, will meet Ripon College in a non-conference game Saturday, while Northwestern Will meet Kentucky at Evanston. Although defeated by the Buckeyes, the Purple showed more power than many anticipated, and except for bad fumbles played their opponents even.

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Michigan leads 62–⁠11 in 73 meetings, counting the 67 since this game.