Haskell at Notre Dame

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 9, 1932, page 51

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  IRISH UNMERC|FU Ill FASTING HASKELL 1910 Score Largest Made in ID Years Against Braves. Fourth Team Used. = OUTH BEND, Ind, October g. Haskells Indians ran the Notre Dame foot ball gauntlet today and got their worst licking since they invaded Nebraska way back IT 1918. Tossing 81 players into the fray for the initial workout Of the season. the Ramblers dubbed the Indians into sub mission, 73 to 0. 1t was the worst Indian massacre since the Braves were tomahawked by the Cornhuskers IA years ago. 101 to 0. 1t wasn’t a foot bah game. it was a track meet with Big George Mellnkovich and Steve Banas winning three foot races against the hopelessly out classed Braves to score 6 OF the IL Rambler touchdoWns between them. Coach Hunk” Anderson couldn’t stop the massacre either. He started his second team and wound up with his fourth-string backfeld, only to watch the score mount by 26 points alone in the final period. Notre Dame scored % first downs to Haskelps 3 and rolled up 623 yards to Haskells so from the line Of scrimmage.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 10, 1932, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL. RESULTS& The following are scores of var lcus football games played last Saturday afternoon: Washington o; Oregon 0. Santa Clara 0; Stanford IA. Oregon State 0; Southern Cali fornia 10. St. Mary’s 12; California 12. ~ Idaho 2: Gonzaga 20. Willamette O; Washington State ,0 Iowa 0; Wisconsin. 34. Princeton7; Columbia 20. Northwestern 6; Michigan Is. Chicago T; Yale z. Haskell 0; Notre Dame 73. New Hampshire 0; Harvard 40. Washington and Lee 0; Navy g. Carleton g; Army 57. Indian ‘; Ohio State 2. Iowa State 6; Nebraska 12. Montana IA; Carroll College 6. Georgia 25; Tulane 34. Kentucky 12; Georgia Tech 6. Nevada 6; Utah 6. Utah Aggies T; Colorado 26. Colorado Mines 0; Colorado Ag- gies 39. Alabama 28; George Washington 5. Grinnell 6; Michigan State 27. Richmond O.; Cornell 27. Texas. 65; Missouri O. Auburn 13, Duke T.. Purdue T; Minnesota 0.

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Notre Dame leads 5–⁠0 in five meetings.