Michigan State at Michigan

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  Evening star, October 8, 1933, page 53

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  BY the Associa ted Press. mn ARBOR. Mich, October L n A powerful Michigan foot ball ~ eleven, featuring a strong run a ming attack, smashed over three quick touchdowns, then weakened to allow its traditional rival. Michigan State College. to score the first touch down against a Wolverine team in Is years here today in the seasons opener before 10000 spectators. The score was 20 to 6. The Michigan varsity eleven started like champions, with an attack that swept the esser-experienced state SQUAD off it’s feet in the first quarter Playing on a soggy field, with occa, sional misty rain, the Wolverines had two touchdowns in the hrst eight minutes of play. They got another pc fore the first period ended. but STATE S passing attack set them back during the remainder of the game. Herman Everhardus. Michigan’s speedy left halfback, plunged across Tor two of the scores, while Jack Heston made good use of perfect blocking for a short dash that brought the third. Ever hardus place-kicked two points after touchdown, but Ted PetoskeyS try after the first touchdown was wide. Warnbein, substitute halfback. ana McCreary, substitute fullback, put the power in the State attack in the sec ond period. McCreary found unexpected holes in the Wolverine veteran line and Warmbein’s name went into athletic annals as the athlete who

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, October 9, 1933, page 1 (results column)

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  |S7ANFORD-PURPLE, CORNELL michigan GAMES SCHEDULED vanderbiIt’s Eleven will Battle With Powerful Ohio State Buckeyes SCHEDULE IS Attractive Pitt-Navy, St. Mary’s.Trojan, Washington Con- tests Coming Up SCHEDULE IS ATTRACTIVE New York, Oct. 9.-R-Intersectional rivalries flare up in earnest this week, battling for recognition in another heavy schedule Of football “naturals.” Principal intersectional inter s t will center on Cornell’s invasion OF Ann Arbor for z tussle with Mich igan and Stanford’s journey eastward to play Northwestern in Chicago. Michigan, Big Ten champion last year, opened its caf.,csaign last week with 20–⁠6 triumph over Michigan State. Stanford’s Indians. with three VIC tories already behind them, probably will start as favorites over North western. which absorbed q stunning defeat at 1owa’s hands 10 days ago. Only Vanderbilt’s duel with Ohio State will be able to compete on even terms with such sectional struggles as those between Pitt and Navy, st. Mary’s fCalif) and Southern Cali. tornia, Oregon and Washington; Purdue and Minnesota, Duke and Ten. nessee and Georgia and North Carolima. Cornell-Michigan and Stanford Northwestern games dominate the midwest program, marked by five other intersectional contests. Ohio State, $50 victor over Virginia last week, plays Vanderbilt; Mississippi encounters Marquette; Carnegie Tech and Kentucky invade Cincinnati for battles with Xavier and the University Of Cincinnati respectively. Notre Dame, lucky to get q scoreless tie with Kansas in its first start last week, plays Indiana, equally lucky to tie Minnesota, SIS. Minnesota makes its second Big Ten start against Purdue’s Boilermakers while Illinois and Wis consin tangle in another conference feature. Big Six conference compete ton opens with Nebraska meeting Iowa State and Kansas State play ing Missouri.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 9, 1933, page 7 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL. RESUITS& The following scores are re- suits of principal football games played last Saturday afternoon in various parts of the States: Maine 2; Yale A. Michigan State 6; Michigan 20. Virginia 0; Army 32. Kansas O.; Notre Dame 0. Amherst 0; Princeton 40 Alabama 0; Mississippi 0. Texas o. Nebraska 26. Marquette 0; Wisconsin 19. Pitt 21; West Virginia O. Ohio 6; Purdue 13. Cornell 0; Chicago 32. Georgia Tech 6; Kentucky T. North Carolina 13; Vanderbilt 20 Gonzaga O; Oregon State o. Washington State 0; Southern California B. Whitman O; Idaho 60. Santa Clara 0; Stanford ‘. St. Mary’s 13; California IA.

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Michigan leads 75–⁠38–⁠5 in 118 meetings, counting the 90 since this game.