Pennsylvania at Ohio State

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  Evening star, November 13, 1932, page 55

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  Pounding, Passing Ohio State Registers 1910 Win Over Penn, Held to Lone Scoring Threat DOTH teams started cautiously, with – Penn having a slight advantage. 1t once reached the 15-yard line when Munger intercepted one of Hinchmans passes On the Buckeye 81 and the Quakers worked on down the field until an incompleted pass fell over the goal line. Ohio State reversed the situation to start the second quarter. Hinchman punted out OF bounds on the 3-yard line. Kellett punted back to Olphant who returned to the 25. Hinchman and Carroll picked up z and pass, Hnchman to Rosequist to Oliphant, advanced Ohio to the 6-yard stripe. There Penn sttffened, but after KEEL lett punted, Hinchman heaved long aerial to Gilman, who shook off two tacklers and the referee, who was squarely in his path, to score. A bad pass from center spoiled the chance for another point. Throughout the third quarter Ohio reached the 5-yard line only to lose the ball on downs. The efforts carried to the start of the final period, however, and Ohio, start ing from midfeld, quickly went to the 15-yard line. Wetzel picked up eight yards in two plays, and Cramer made first down on Penn’s 5-yard line Hinchman and Wetzel advanced three yards, and on the third play WetZel went over. He place-kicked the extra point. TT was on the kickoff following this i touchdown that Penn experienced the mental lapse that in 80 seconds gave Ohio another touchdown. Hinchmans attempted place-kick for the extra point was wide. From that time on Coach Whitman sent a steady stream of substitutes onto the field, finishing the game with a 125-pound quarterback, Sammy Drackulich, calling signals. Masavage and Munger carried the brunt of Penns attack. Masavage was substituting at fullback for Carl Pc rina, who was injured last week in the Pitt game. The game statistics showed Ohio gained 13l yards from scrimmage to ITO for Penn and accounted for 1873 yards through the air to Ct for the Quakers. Ohio made IT first downs to 7 for Penn. 2 Of which were penalties. A sophomore fullback, Damon Wetzel, was the big ground gamer for Ohio State carrying the ball Is times for SO yards. MaSavage for Penn gained 19 yards in S attempts. The game was the last at home for Ohio State this year.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 14, 1932, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL. RESUETSl& The following are scores of principal football games played last Saturday afternoon: University of Washington O.; Washington State O. Oregon 0; Southern California 33. Idaho 6; California 21. California Aggies 0; Stanford 59. Oregon State 35; Montana G. Chicago 0; Michigan 12. Yale T; Princeton ‘. New York University 0; Fordham T. North Dakota State 0; Army 52. Maryland ‘; Navy 28. Dartmouth 6; Cornell 21. Brown 2; Columbia 6. Colgate 16; Syracuse 0. Holy Cross o; Harvard 2. Alabama 0; Georgie Tech 6. Minnesota 13; Wisconsin 20. Pittsburgh O; Nebraska 0. Northwestern o; Notre Dame 2l. Furuue 1o, iowa U. Penn 0; Ohio State 19. UrSinus 20; Swarthmore o. Penn State 12; Temple 13. Washington University at St. Louis 0; Drake 6. Kansas T; Missouri o. Pacific College 6; Willamette g. Tulane 6; Kentucky 3. Indiana 6; Illinois IS. Denver University O; Utah 27. Arkansas T; Southern Methodist 13. Colorado 0; Colorado College 12. Tennessee 0; Vanderbilt O. SUNDAY GAME Santa Clara T; San Francisco o.

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Ohio State leads 3–⁠0 in three meetings, counting the two since this game.