Cornell at Michigan

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  The Washington times, October 16, 1933, page 22 (results column)

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  MICHIGAN GAINS SPOTLIGHT. On GRID. NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Aloof and superior as the builder Of the Panama Canal at a ditch diggers’ convention, Michigan’s Dream of Dreams” team lowered today above the nations football elevens. Southern California was all right pushing back Slip Madigan’s gallant st. Mary’s. IA to 7, Duke got on the map in red ink with a 10-to-2 crushing of Tennessee and Pittsburgh was just as strong as advertised in whipping Navy, “a to 6. but when Harry Kipke’s ma, chine stuck it’s heel into Cornell, 40 to 0, the Wolverines bounded far out in front in the 1888 grid iron chase. Real Highlight Michigan’s triumph by such a score must be considered one of the highlights of the season, regardless of how many shocking events occur before the Turkeys are formally introduced to the Cranberry family. This is so, because Cornell is coached by Gil Dobie, and when a Dobie-drille team cracks up as this one did Saturday, the enemy must have everything, including Dobie’s per- Sonal mail. The big Red machine was help less against the Maize and Blues attack. even though Cornell used a seven-man line. Off-tackle cut backs and a fair aerial game, which is Michigan’s weakest Of fensive weapon, solved the wall problem offered by Dobie, and it wasn’t long until Johnny Regeczi and Herman Everhardus started dashing around like bellboys, with runs of from So to 85 yards. Cor, nells secondary defense went com pletely haywire and it’s long-her aided running attack totaled three first downs, one by penalty. Face Ohio Michigan plays Ohio State this weekend; therein Chicago. Illinois Minnesota and Northwestern and today looks cinch for the Big Ten title and a right to battle ir a post-seaSon game, if it cares, fol national honors. Northwestern was improved, as we’ll as lucky getting a scoreless tie against Stanford. Illinois promised better things with a 21-to-O beating Of Wisconsin. while Minnesota added it’s second tie of the season ir holding Purdue to a 7-to-7 count Indiana checked out of nation wide glory when it failed before Notre Dame. 2 to 2. Chicago hum bled Washington University, o1 St. Louis. 40 to 0.

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, October 16, 1933, page 1 (results column)

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  WINNER WILL have GREAT OPPORTUNITY IN CONFERENCE RACE Iowa Will Resume Its Battle for Title Against Wisconsin Badgers CHlCAG0’s HOPES SOARING Indiana and Surprising Purple of Northwestern in Re- naming Clash Chicago, Oct. 16.-R-The western football conference settles down to serious business next Saturday when four title-bearing contests, one of which will 60 long way toward de- Gliding the championship, will be played. The schedule is supported by two intersectional games Of vast i’m portance. Ohio State and Michigan play the stellar conference attraction at Ann Arbor. The winner will be regarded as the potential Big Ten champion. The big bad wolverines, picked as a title threat before the season started, opened their champaign by slapp;ng Michigan State, 20 to 6. Last Saturday Coach Harry Kipke threw the Wolves scoring machine into high gear and they rolled over Cornell university 40 to 0. Ohio State clearly demonstrated its right to first division ranking in two preliminary games. Its well-balanced eleven showed q tight defense and q clever offenSe that overpowered Virginia and Vanderbilt. After two weeks of preparation Iowa will resume its fight for the title against Wisconsin at Iowa City. The fear of Purdue didn’t leave Chicago with Stage, but they are not expected to be quite so menacing when they tackle the Maroons at Stagg Field. Purdue lost much prestige at i ter being held to a tie by Minnesota, IL to Z. On the other hand, Chicago gathered a great deal Of respect by knocking over Washington o., 10 to 10. A victory over Purdue would give the Maroons an excellent chance for the crown. Indiana and Northwestern play the other championship affair-at Evan ston. The Purple came back last Saturday and surprised fans by holding the powerful Stanford team to a scoreless tie. The Illini, victor in their first conference game, 60 to Cleveland to play the Army. Minnesota, the team which knocked title hopes from un- DER Purdue and Indiana with ties, takes on Pittsburgh at Minneapolis.

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Cornell leads 12–⁠6 in 18 meetings, counting the two since this game.