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  The Bismarck tribune, October 12, 1931, page 6 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL 6Q2S Big Ten Stanford. 13: Minnesota. o. Vanderbilt, &c; Ohio State, q. Michigan, 13; Chicago, z. Notre Dame. 0; Northwestern, 0. Purdue, Z; Illinois, 0. Wisconsin, Z: Alabama Poly, 7. Texas A. and NJ, %; Iowa, 0. West Carleton, 81; Hamline, 0. Corcordia, 18; Manchester, 0. St. Mary’s, l3: st. Norberts. 6. Moorhead. 81: Jamestown, 0. Hibbing, IL: Duluth. 2. Defiance, z; Findlay, 0. Ohio u, 33: Dennison, 0. s. d. State. 20: Morningside. 0. Mount Morris, 20; Wheaton, 2. Nebraska, 13; Oklahoma, 0. Wahpeton, 0; Valley City, 0. Grinnel, 6; Cornell College, O.. Rio Grande, 18; Urbana, Z. Hillsdale, 20; Oberlin, 7. Kansas Aggies, 10; Missouri, Z. Akron, IL; Kent, 6. Alma, IL; Olivet, 2. North Dakota, So; South Dakota g. New River, 33: Dakota Wes., 0. Kansas, 30; James Milliken, 0. Knox, Z: Normal, 0. Valparaiso, so; Aurora, 0. Luther, Ct: Dubuque. 0. Illinois College, 19; Monmouth, 19. Lake Forest, 0; Corrall, 0. East Harvard. 80; New Hampshire, 0. Hampton, 20; st. Paul, o. Johns Hopkins, 20; Lehigh. IL. N. Y. Aggies, 13; Hartwick, o. Susouehanna, Is; Haverford, 0. Union, Z; Amherst, 6. Ursinus, Z; Dickinson, 6. Columbus, 81; Wesleyan, o. Georgia, 26; Yale, Z. Williams, 25; BoWdoin, Q. Army, 20; Michigan State, Z. Dartmouth, IA; Holy Cross, 7. Colgate, 16; Lafayette, Q. Brown, 10; Princeton. z. Rutgers, 26; Springfield. o. Syracuse. %; Ohio Wesleyan, Tufts, 81; Colby. 6. George Wash, IA: Boston, o. Swarthmore, 20; Washington, 0. Penn, IA; Franklyn Marshall. y. Pittsburgh, “a; w. Virginia, 0. Rochester, 13; Hamilton, 6. Lewisburg, %; Albright, Z. Gettysburg, 6; Mt. st. Mary, 5. Drexel, 13; Juniata, Z. Depauw, Z; Cincinnati, 6. Clarkson, 13; Renneselaer, Z. l.. u, Z; c. c. N. Y, 9. Maryland, 6; Navy, 0. Mass. Aggies, 80; Middleburg, 3. w. and J., 10; Marshall. 0. Worcester. 13; Trinity. Z. Cornell, q: Richmond, 0. Bucknell, %; Albright, 7. Heidelberg, 7; Otterbein, 0. John Carroll, 19; Case. 0. Delaware, O; st. Joseph, o. Baldwin. 20; Hiram, O. Carnegie Tech, 13; Georgia lech’ Allegheny, 80; Westminster, Z. Penn M. c., 25; Upsala. Z. Providence, q; Vermont, Is. Montclair. q: Wagner. 8. Western Maryland, So; st. johns, Bates, 81; Norwich, o. Brown, SO; “a Inf. 0. Far West Oregon, 49,; Washington, 0. u. S. c., 80; Wash. State. 6. Colorado u. q; Colorado Mines Wyoming. l3; Colo. Teachers, 6. Colo. Aggies, 80; Colo. College, 3. Utah Apgies. 38: Western ST., 20. Idaho, q; Montana. l9. Pac. Stockton, Z; Whitman, o. South v.P. l., 18; Davidson, 6. Earlham, 13; Macomb. l3. Gewanee, 3: Virginia, 0. Virginia State, II; st. Augustine, Morgan, II; Greensboro, 0. Tennessee, 38; Miss. Q. Lowell, 26; Arnold. O. Miami. 81; Wabash, 0. Chattanooga, IA; Howard, 0. Birmingham. 20; Stetson. 0. Alabama. So; Miss. A. a. NJ, 0. Tulane, 40; Spring Hill, 0. Duke, 18; Villa Nova, 0. Clark, 81; Claflin, 0. Shaw, 81: Vir. Seminary, 0. Tenn. Tech, 10: Murray, Z. Tuskegee, 10; Wiley, o.

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Tulane leads 7–⁠0 in seven meetings.