Montana at Oregon State
Saturday, September 30, 1933 Share
Oregon State beat Montana 20–0. It was their sixth meeting; after it, Oregon State led the series 6–0.
FinalHigh 66°F, low 43°FAttendance 5,000
In the newspapers

Evening star, October 1, 1933, page 70 (results column)
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Late u Rally Beats Mount ST. Mar z&O Maryland Rous ST. ohn 200 Foot Ball Results Local Teams. Army, 19; Mercer, 6. Fordham. So; Albright, 0. Boston College, %; st. Anselm. 0. Middlebury, Z: Boston. University, 0. Manhattan, 13; Clarkson, 6. Vermont, SO; Connecticut State. 6. Holy Cross. so; st. Michael, O. Lafayette, 20; Muhlenberg. 0. New Hampshire. 7: Lowell Textile, g. Rhode Island. 6: Maine, O. Cornell, 48; st. Lawrence, 7. Dartmouth, Al; Norwich. O. Rutgers, 10: Franklin and Mashall, o. Geneva. IA; West Virginia Wesleyan, s. Villanova, z; UrSinuS. (tie). St. Thomas, IL: Western Maryland 2 Pittsburgh, 9; Washington and Jeffer- SON. 0. slippery Rock, 6: Waynesburg. 0. Concord. 10; Armstrong. 0. Edinboro, 6; Allegheny, 0. Amherst, 80; Hobart, Z. Niagara. %; Buffalo. 0. City College of New York, 18; Brook lyn College, u. Wesleyan, Z; Union. z. Mercersburg Academy, 81; Gettysburg. 0. Bates. 10: Arnold, o. Rhode Island, 6; Maine, 0. Coast Guard Academy, 25; Worcester. o. Colby. 12: Trinity. 0. Springfield. 20; East Stroudsburg, O. Lehigh, 19; Drexel, 0. South Georgia Tech. 80; Clemson, 2. North Carolina. s; Davidson, o. Furman, IA; Richmond. 6. Georgia. 20; North Carolina State, 10. Hampden-Sydney. 10; Guilford, o. Tennessee. q; V. P. L. 0. Washington and Lee. IA; Roanoke. 6 Virginia. 80; Randolph-Macon. o. Carson Newman, AZ; West Carolina Teachers, 0. Copiah Lincoln. 10; Louisiana Tech, 9 Texas A. & NJ, 13: Tulane. 6. Alabama, “a: Oklethorpe. 0. Lambuth, 49, Freed Hardeman. O. Mississippi College, 80; Louisiana Col lege, 7. Duke. 81; v. M. l.. 6. Charlottesville High, IA; Virginia Episcopal. g. Mississippi State, IL; Millsaps, o. Newberry, 26; South Georgia Teach ers. o. =, Mississippi, As Mississippi State Teachers, 0. Bluefeld, 27; Campbell. 7. Florida, %; Stetson, 0. Southwest. Texas, %: Texas College OF Mines. g. Baylor. 20; st. Edwards. s. Arizona State Teachers, l3; Red lands, 6. Vanderbilt. o: Oklahoma. 0 tie). Dixie University. 6; Austin College, 2. Texas A. and M, 13; Tulane. 6. Centenary, 27; Henderson Teachers, 0. Arkansas. AZ: Oklahoma Baptists, Z. Ranger. o; McMurry College, o. New Mexico Military Institute, 13; Texas Freshmen, 6. Midwest. Iowa. 7: Northwestern. 0. De Paul, 10; Omaha. 0. Illinois, 13; Drake. 6. Michigan State. IA; Grinnell, 0. Minnesota, 10; South Dakota State, 6. Marquette. 8; Lawrence. 0. Indiana. 7; Miami, 0. Wilberforce. “a: West Kentucky, 0. Cornell College, II; Iowa State Teachers. Z. St. johns University, SO; st. Paul Luther. 0. North Central, 7; Western State, 0. Central Normal, 13; Earlham. 7. Missouri Varsity. 7; Freshmen, 0. Ohio University, 81; Morris Harvey. 0. kansas. IA Creighton, o. John Tarleton. 18; Cox School. 0: Hibbing Junior College, “a Duluth Junior. 6. Eau Claire Teachers, o; Northland 0 tie). Concordia. 13; Nebraska Central. s Bloomington State Normal 10; Northern Teachers of Dekalb. 6. Northwestern b” o; Wheaton, G Nie). Columbia. 6; Lacrosse CWis) Nor NAL O. Western Teachers. 1S: Knox. 6. Lake Forest, 20; Northwestern Col lese. Is. Winona Teachers. 7; Bemidji Teach erS. 0. Mankato Teachers, 0; Duluth Teach ers. 0. Monmouth, IA; Iowa Wesleyan, 0. Concordia, o; Aurora, (tie). st. Cloud Teachers. IA: Hamline, g. Moorhead State Teachers, 0; Concordia College. 0 tie). Milwaukee Teachers, 38; Elmhurst, D. Beloit. %; Dubuque, o. VI OdSlO ~ 49, AAoA brook College. 9. Evansville. 16: Franklin. 0. Winnipeg All-Stars, 81; Mayville Teachers. 7. Hanover, IL: Rose Poly, 6. Oshkosh Normal. IA; Northern State Teachers. 0. Illinois Reserved, 10: Drake Reserves, 0 Wayne tNebrD State Teachers, Z; Nebraska Wesleyan, 6. Far West. Brigham Young. 25; Montana State, 0 Colorado Aggies. Z: Wyoming, o. Utah State, %: Western State, 0. Washington. 80; Idaho. 6. Stanford. 8: U. c. L. A. O. Oregon State 20: Montana, 0. Oregon. IA; GonZaga. 0. California, 80; California Aggies, 0. Southern California. 18; Loyola, 0. Oregon State. 20: Montana, 0. California, “a; Nevada, 0.

The Daily Alaska empire, Juneau, Alaska, October 2, 1933, page 5 (results column)
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GRID SCORES OF SATURDAY The following are the scores of important football games played last Saturday afternoon: Idaho 6; Washington University 80. Oregon IA; Gonzaga 0. College of Puget Sound O; Wash ington State Sc. Nevada O: California IA. Montana 0; Oregon State 20. UCLA O; Stanford 3. Loyola o; Southern California H. Washington and Jefferson 0; Pittsburgh 8. Connecticut 6; Vermont SO. William and Mary o; Navy IL. Hobart Z; Amherst 38. North Carolina State 10; George 20. Vanderbilt O: Oklahoma 0. Texas A. and M. 10; Tulane 6.
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.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Oregon State 77% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Montana–Oregon State gameOregon State leads 13–2–2 in 17 meetings, counting the 11 since this game.
Around this game
Montana
- Next gamevs. Washington StateOct. 14, 1933
- SeasonMontana in 1933
- ProgramMontana history and records
Oregon State
- Next gameat GonzagaOct. 7, 1933
- SeasonOregon State in 1933
- ProgramOregon State history and records

