Monmouth at Chicago

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, September 26, 1932, page 1 (results column)

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  CALIFORNIA; Golden Bear Goes Down to Stunning Defeat Before Santa Clara intercollegiate football crashed the sports headlines Saturday with only a scattered few upsets interrupting the usual slaughter of the “1nnocents” by the big teams. What may be the best team Alonzo Stage has turned out at Chicago in some years rolled up 41–⁠0 count on Monmouth but high-scoring honors for the day went to Michigan State, which wound up on the long end of a $50 score against Alma. Mar quette Leaf Lawrence, $50, and Kan sas won from Wichita, 26–⁠0. The south was the center of what few form reversals turned up during the day. North Carolina, one of the powers in the Southern conference, could get no better than scoreless tie with Wake Forest and Washing ton and Lee, another conference team, was forced to surrender to George Washington university, 10 to O. The two Southern confer n c e games, however, followed form as Kentucky beat Virginia Military, $50, and South Carolina whipped Sewanee, 7 to 3. Maryland rolled up a $50 count on Washington college: Virginia Poly walloped Roanoke, 32–⁠7, and Alabama mopped up South western, As to 0. Tennessee earned only 1870 margin over Chattanooga;

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Chicago leads 8–⁠0 in eight meetings.