Minnesota at Wisconsin

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 13, 1932, page 56

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  Wisconsin’s Flashy Air Attack Leads to Unexpected 2O-to-l3 Victory Over Bulky Minnesota Guire. The Hawaiian youth 1eaped high In the air, snatched the ball and then stepped yards for q touchdown. The Badgers took advantage Of a break to get into scoring position again. Lund fumbled on his 48-yard line and Wisconsin recovered. Line smashes and a pass brought the ball to the 26-yard stripe, where Linfor faded back for his accurate shot TO Mcclure. THE oficials’ ruling on a pass in the i third quarter brought the Gophers their chance to tie the count at 13-an. Haas broke through for a long gain to the Wisconsin 26-yard line, where Lund elected to pass to Tanner. MCGUIRE knocked the pass down, but it was ruled interference and Minnesota took the ball on the 7-yard line. Manders was called into the game despite a bruised ankle, and he plunged yards. Lund then skirted end for touchdown. Manders failed to get the extra point. During the remainder of the third period and for most of the fourth quarter both teams waited for the break that would mean victory The Badgers got it when Lund received a bad pass from center on fourth down, and was tackled before he could pnt. Wisconsin took the ball on Mtnnesota’s 43-yard line and opened up with three passes. Mcclure caught the last near the Sideline and struggled over from the s. yard mark with tackler hanging on Linfor’s kick gained the extra point.

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, November 14, 1932, page 1 (results column)

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  WOLVERINES HAVE WON FIVE STRAIGHT BIG TEN CONTESTS Purdue Second With Four VIC tories and One Tied Game This Season MINNESOTA is ELIMINATED Cophers Are Unexpected Vic Tins of Improved Wiscon- sin Saturday Chicago, Nov. 14.-(Pe-Michigari Monday led the Big Ten football race into it’s final week, seeking to estabfish its right to the first undisputed conference championship since Purdue won by itself in 1929. The Wolverines, victorious in five straight Big Ten engagements and two outside the league, face Mime sofa in the highlight of the final days entertainment, and the least that can be expected is a terrific battle. Purdue, breathing right down the back of Michigan’s neck, meets its Hoosier rival, Indiana, and with it’s record of four triumphs and tie, has a chance of overhauling Michigan. All this, of course, depends on Mime sofa victory over Michigan, and a Purdue triumph over Indiana. Wisconsin. in third place with three victories, tic and one reverse. meets Chicago. Illinois, rapidly hauling it. self back to its former respectable position in the Big Ten, tackles Ohio State. In the other game, North western, minus its leader and great defensive player, Pug Rentner, takes on Iowa at Evanston. Minnesota’s somewhat unexpected defeat by Wisconsin by a 20 to 13 score at Madison Saturday leaves the Gophers as the underdog against the hardy Michigan machine. There, are, however, other things to consider. The famous little brown Jug will be at stake, and Minnesota will be primed to the neck for the Wolverines. Purdue, which overcame a greatly improved Iowa team, ID to 0, ranks an diversified favorite against Indiana. The Hoosiers, however, have been in the habit of cutting loose with one upset season, and since they haven’t yet produced it this year, probably will give the Boilermakers a rousing afternoon. Wisconsin, successful far beyond the most optimistic Badger hopes, should defeat Chicago, al though the Maroons made Michigan earn it’s IL to victory Saturday. Northwestern, even without Rent ner, rates the edge over Iowa, but their losing battle against Notre Dame may have taken enough out of the Wildcats to give the Hawkeyes an even chance. Ohio State, victorious over Pennsylvania, 10 to 0, will be favored over Illinois, which demon strated it will be tough by whipping Indiana, 10 to 6, in another upset.

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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.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Officially, Minnesota leads 64–⁠63–⁠8; as played, 63–⁠62–⁠8 in the 133 games on file; the official count covers all 135 meetings, counting the 93 since this game.