Ole Miss at Minnesota

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, November 7, 1932, page 1

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  Manders and Lund Star AS Gophers| Trim Southerners| Mississippi Is Beaten rs to o in lntersectional Tilt At Minneapolis Minneapolis. Nov. 7.-(F-Minnesofas two big offensive cogs, Pug Lund and Jack Manders. kept up a touchdown per-period pace Saturday to beat down the southern challenge from Mississippi, Is to 0, before $4,000 spectators. Outweighed and outspeeded, Mississippi failed to make serious scoring threat outside Of long-pass Of fensive which died soon after its birth in midfield in the last quarter. The Gophers’ running attack, brilliant throughout the afternoon, CEN tered around Lund. the sophomore halfbacx. who gained 241 yards on 26 plays. before Coach Bernie Bierman called it a days work for him. He accounted for most of the 20 first downs marked up by the Gophers to 4 for Mississippi. The Gophers gain ed SGT yards to Is for the visitors. Circumstances surrounding tn e plays were nearly similar each time the Gophers scored. Lund OH long sweeps around the ends and OH Off tackle spurts brought the ball to with in few yards of the goal and Man. ders would plunge over. This routine was varied once. in the third period, when Lund, after 81 and 15-yard sprints, dashed around right end to finish the drive by scoring himself. Tom Swayzee, Mississippi’s star end and Yazow, contributed an outstanding defensive performance. Hutson. fullback, stopped many Of Manders’ plunges after the big Gopherr fullback had knitted through the Mississippi line.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 7, 1932, page 5 (results column)

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  RESUIIS8 The following are scores of inn portant football games played last Saturday afternoon: Washington IS; Stanford 13. Idaho 0; Washington State 12. Oregon 12; Oregon State 6. California T; Southern California 27. College of Pacific 0; Santa Clara 27. Mississippi 0; Minnesota 26. Purdue 37; Chicago 0. Nebraska IA; Iowa 13. Notre Dame “A; Kansas 6. Ohio State 20; Northwestern 6. Michigan T; Indiana O. Army 46; Harvard 0. St. Marys 0; Fordham IA. Pittsburgh 19 Pennsylvania 12. Illinois 12; Wisconsin 20. Columbia T; Navy 6. Holy Cross ‘; Brown 10. Virginia Poly. Institute 6; Ala bama g. South Dakota 6; Michigan State 20. Georgia T; New York Univer- sity 13. Lehigh 0; Princeton 53. New Hampshire O.; Dartmouth 25 Tulane 20; Georgia Tech IA. Iowa State O.; Kansas State 31 Wyoming 0; Denver University ‘ Utah 14; Colorado o. SUNDAY GAME Gonzaga 6; San Francisco O.

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Minnesota leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.