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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, November 14, 1933, page 6

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  HOPE TO turn BACK OREGON STATE AND NEBRASKA ELEVENS Rams Want Revenge on Far West for Defeat At Hands Of st. Mary’s PANTHERS ARE FAvoRITEs Pitt Has Won Every Game From Cornhuskers in Even Years Since 1927 New York, Nov. l4.-(P,-The Ford nam Rams and the Pitt Panthers, whose schedules annually give them large share OF the task of upholding eastern football prestige in intersec- ,lonal games. stand by again this week to repeal invaders Of no inconsiderable power F’ordham, victor over Alabama but beaten by st. Marys Gaels. winds llp q highly successful season against The Beavers of Oregon State. Pitt. beaten only by Minnesota and confrom other sections. hopes to add Me- Draska’s undefeated and united Corn :l,,skers to the list. Fordham wants revenue OIL the Far west for that st. Mary’s defeat and .nay get 1t at Oregon States expense but Jimmy Crowley will be ready for the closest kind OF battle. Although Nebraska travels eastward with perfect record and Its third successive Big Six championship safe Nv slowed away. the Cornhuskers probably will be conceded no better than an even chance against Pitt. Nebraska hasn’t won game from the Partners since 1927. although the games Of l928-30-32 ended in scoreless ties. Pitt won 2l-l3 in 1927, 1877 in 1929. and 400 in 1881. This is another odd lear and precedent calls for Panth- ~ victory. Talking about precedent calls at ;ention to the fact that Purdue still IS going strong, unbeaten in 20 games and Whitewashed In 49, Nobody’s whipped the Boilermakers since Wis conSin earned 2l-l4 triumph early IN 1891 and nobody has shut them out since Minnesota won $50 in the second game Of the 1928 campaign. With Iowa and Indiana yet to face this year, the Boilermakers seem Ger tain to carry their long streak into 1894.

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  The Waterbury Democrat, Connecticut, November 13, 1933, page 12 (results column)

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  LINEMEN OUTSHINE BACKSIN COLLEGE GAMES OF SATURAY Bill Corbus of Stanford on Top = Montgomery Beat Navy Chicago, Nov. 13.-UP).-Led Dy Bill Corbus, Stanford guard, the unsung heroes” of the line over shadowed the backs at their own game of scoring last week. With the score tied, 7–⁠7, Corbus Kicked two field goals from place. ment in the fourth period to give Stanford 1877 triumph over Southern California and end the IroJans’ far western supremacy. Corbus also was outstanding on de. fensive play Outstanding splayes in each sec- tion follows: Herman Everhardus, Michigan halfback-who counted the four points by which Michigan won it’s 18th straight game from Iowa. TO- 6, on a place kick after touchdown and field goal. East Ken Fairman, Princeton end who caught an 18-yard pass and plunged yards for the touch- down by which Princeton beat Dartmouth, TO. Cliff Montgomery, Columbia quarterback-who scored both touchdowns in Columbias 14–⁠7 victory over the Navy. South Welcome Shearer, Florida cen- ter-who blocked a punt and chased it over goal for a touch down, and played potently on of- fense and defense as his team lost to Georgia Tech, 19–⁠7. Ralph Kercheval, Kentucky fullback-who scored 15 points in kentucky’s 21–⁠6 victory over V. M. l., running 32 yards for one touch- down, ten for another and place. kicking three extra points. Far West Willis Little Giant) Smith, Idaho quarterback-who squirmed his way S5 yards through Wash ington State team for his teams S only touchdown in 14–⁠6 defeat. Mike Mikulak, Oregon fullback who led Oregon’s 71-yard march for the first touchdown in his teams 13–⁠3 victory over previous ly unbeaten Oregon State.

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Officially, Oregon leads 70–⁠49–⁠10; as played, 57–⁠46–⁠6 in the 109 games on file; the official count covers all 129 meetings, counting the 91 since this game.