Vanderbilt at Ohio State

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 15, 1933, page 64

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  Ohio State Trims Vanderbilt, 200, Using IS Substitutions for IA yards-and another marker Just as the fourth quarter started Wetzel on a delayed buck, shot off tackle for the third and last touchdown of the day. Ohio State lost two more opportumites to score when, within the 90 yard line. forward passes were tossed over the goal line Aside from these the only other Buckeye threat was Drackulich’s sensational run. Vanderbilt made only first downs, one on a 15-yard penalty. The Ohio ons compiled 10 first downs and gained a total of 225 yards, 80 through the line, 108 around end and 18 yards by passing. The Commodores made so yards. Al through the line and 8 around the hanks.

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  The times-news. (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, North Carolina, October 16, 1933, page 1 (results column)

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  Football Results WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA Weaver 6, Wingate s. Mars Hill 10, Mountain Park l6. Oak Ridge 6, Rutherford 5. “e SrTaoi L High 6, AsheVille Lees-McRae 20, Belmont Abbey SOUTH Centenary 0, Louisiana State 0. kentucky l. 8, Cincinnati U. 0. Mississippi State Teachers of Hat tiesburg 0, Millsaps 0. East Tennessee Teachers 7, Car son-Newman 20. Georgia Tech 16, Auburn 6. Davidson 6, Virginia Military 9. Duke 10, Tennessee 2. n. c. State 0, Florida 0. Georgia 80, North arolina 0. Tulane 20, Maryland 0. Virginia Poly IS, William q Mary 7. Mercer 0, Birmingham Southern Furman IA, Citadel 0. Georgetown, Md, 0, Eastern Ken lucky Teachers 0. Murray Teachers 20. Western Kentucky Teachers 6. Newbelry 13, Catawba 7. Wofford 7, Lenoir Rhyme 6. Randolph Macon II, Guilford 6. Emory and Henry 7, Hampden Sidney 0. Alabama IS, Miss. State 0. ewaEee II, Southwestern (Tenn.) 7. Southwestern (La.D IS, Louisiana Jacksonville (Ala.) Teachers o, Mid-Tenn. Teachers 0. EAST Mississippi 7, Marquette 0. Army 81, Delaware 0. Amhurst as, Union 0. Boston U. 8, Colby 7. Bowdoin Il. Wesleyan 0. Colgate 25, Rutgers 2. Dartmouth IA, Bates 0. Fordham 20, West Virginia 0. IldINdIu Oh, NC” IlaiiipSiiiiS w. New York U. IS, Lafayette II. Muhlenberg 8, Penn State 0. Pittsburgh “a. Navy 6. Princeton 45, Williams O.. Yale IA, Washington G. Lee 0. MIDWEST Stanford 0, Northwestern 0. Michigan 40, Cornell 0. Purdue 7, Minnesota 7. Notre Dame II Indiana 2. Ohio State 20. Vanderbilt 0. Illinois q. Wisconsin 0. | Chicago 40, Washington U. 0. Nebraska 20. Iowa State 0. Kansas State SO. Missouri 0. Carnegie 3, Xavier 0. Michigan State 20 Illinois Yves leyan II. SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 9. Texas Q. Southern Methodist 10, Rice 7. Arkansas 10, Baylor Z. Texas Christian 20. Simmons 0. Howard PAYNE 6 Texas Mines 0. FAR WEST Southern California IA, st. Mary’s Oregon 6, Washington 0. Oregon State II, San Francisco 7

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 17, 1933, page 14 (results column)

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  Michigan–OhiO State Battle May Decide Big Ten Title and Cornell, 40 to O. Ohio State has triumphed over Virginia, rs to 0, and Vanderbilt, 20 to 0. Michigan is the favorite only because of the old adage that it’s best to string along with a winner until beaten. Michigan hasn’t lost a football game since 1881. but it’s well to remember that it was Ohio state which administered that defeat. Northwesterns surprising i’m provement in holding Stanford to a scoreless tie after losing to Iowa makes the Wildcats favorites over Indiana. Neither team has shown any offense. Northwestern has vet to score. On the theory that Purdue’s -four hash” back field of Pardonner. Hecker, Purvis and Carter has been held in check long enough, the Bo1lermakers are favorites over Chicago. The Maroons have some fancy backs Of their own in Ber- Wanger, Nyquist, thinner and Sab lln’ but they have yet to go in big time competition. Iowa, with two weeks rest. is IA yored over Wisconsin, but the Badgers are due for a strong come back after the Illinois drubbing. as Doc Spears teams are always toughest to beat after being beaten. In intersectionaI battles, Mime sofa, tied by Indiana and Purdue. meets Pittsburgh at Minneapolis ana Illinois, surprise winners over wisconsin, engages Army at Cleveland. The two Big Ten teams do not concede anything to the casts two unbeaten outfits and will go INTO Saturdays games on even terms with the invaders.

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Ohio State leads 3–⁠1 in four meetings.