Missouri at Northwestern

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 3, 1932, page 32 (results column)

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  NEXT GAMES PACK |. LOTS Of DYNAMITE Trouble for Big Teams Only Begun as Sport Moves Into Major Phase. Associated fIeSS SPOTS writer. n yEW YORK, October 3.-From nj here on, trouble and more 1 \ trouble looms for the Ma tion’s intercollegiate foot ball teams as the season procrosses into important sectional and intersectional tests. If last weeks results are to be taken as a criterion, the current campaign may break all records for upsets. The Oldest inhabitant hardly can remember when the gridiron giants moved teward their second October engagements with Navy, Southern Methodist. Georgia, Texas, Maryland and California all beaten, and Yale tied And there’s plenty OF dynamite in next Saturdays schedule. IN the Midwest, the Big Ten plunses i into the midst Of conference compe- tition with Michigan and North western locking horns in the prime battle of the day. Northwestern scored 20 points in the last quarter to down Missouri on Saturday. 27–⁠0. but the W!ldcats Will be prepared for fireworks at Ann Arbor in view OF Michigan’s surprising show OF strength in turfine back Michigan State. $50. wisconsin and Iowa, Minnesota and Purdue and Ohio State and Indiana will be matched in other Big Ten trays. Notre Dame viii open its season against the Haskell INDIANS and the Big Six” Conference Schedule also will get under way with Nebraska squarine Oh against Iowa State and Kansas play ing’ Oklahoma Missouri viii play Texas OF the Southwest Conference. IN the East. Yale. tied by Little Bates, L will have to show considerable i’m provement If the Els hope to whip cre of the best Chicago teams in years. OF the purely sectional games. leading engagements will pit Columbia against Princeton. Dartmouth against LAFAYETTE Fordham against Bucknell. Pitt against Duquesne and New York University against Rutgers. There will be a num- Der OF minor intersectional contests. such as SyracuSe-Ohio Wesleyan. Armv- Carleton. Cornell Richmond and George Washington Alabama. Georgia, beaten by Virginia Poly on Saturday, finds Tulane’S mighty cham picnship array next in its path. Their meeting at New Orleans tops the South ern Conference schedule Other conference games include v P. Is tansle with Maryland and the Georgia Tech Kentucky, Auburn-Duke. Tennessee North Carolina. Florida -Sewanee and North Carolina State Clemson meet ings. THE first Of the Southwest Confer i ence games finds Southern Metllo- dist, beaten by Texan Tech. opposing Rice. ard Texas Christian meet ing Arkansar Baylor will play Loyola CT the South at New Orleans Friday night. The Far Western schedule includes Pacific Coast Conference games between Southern California and Oregon State. and Oregon and Washington. with California playing tough ST. Mary’s OF Oakland and Stanford tackling Santa Clara.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 3, 1932, page 5 (results column)

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  GRID SCORES ON SATURDAY The following are scores of prin- ciral football games played last Saturday afternoon: Santa Clara O; Oregon T. Washington State 0; Southern Caiforn-a 20 [, Montana 13; Washington 26. Stamford 27; Oregon State 0. California g; Olympic Club 6. Nevada 0; St. Mary’s 36. Utah 54; Colorado College 6. Clemson 14; George Tech S2. Pittsburgh 40; West Virginia 0. Providence 6; Holy Cross 26. L,cyole of Baltimore 0; Boston Coqlese 20. Wfmont 0; Dartmouth 32. FLebannon Valley 0; Penn State 2Tg Ftirman O; Army 13. Ohio Wesleyan T; Ohio State 34 Baltimore 0; Fordham 69. .s fichsgan’ State 6; Michigan 26 Miami T; Illinois 20. Bates o; Yale 0. Ohio University s; Indiana T. Missouri 0; Northwestern 27 South Dakota State 0; Mime Sota 12. Marquette 2; Wisconsin T. Buffalo 0; Harvard 66. Niagara O; Cornell 0. Amherst 0; Princeton 22.

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Missouri leads 5–⁠4 in nine meetings, counting the five since this game.