Utah State at Denver

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  Evening star, October 1, 1934, page 16

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  Must Respect Denver. Must Respect Denver. EORGE WASHINGTON realizes N that it must execute its attack in mid-season form in order to bring back a victory over the CO. champions of the Rocky Mountain Conference. Its respect for the Pioneer outfit was not diminished by the 26–⁠7 defeat handed Coach Percy Locey’s team by Utah State last Friday night, for word has come East that Denver’s line played far under par in that game, while it was unfortunate to have encountered probably the greatest back in that region, one Kent Ryan, who scored three of the States touchdowns through sheer power The same lineup that started the Shepherd game is expected to face Denver, namely. Benefited, 1870. and Parrish. 191. ends; Capt. Clark, 1913, and Deming, 22O, tackles; Kolker, 205, and Strayer, 1T. guards; Rathjen, 200. center; Kavalier. 18l. quarterback; Leemans, 180, ard Hanken, 1873, halves, and Brewer, 180. fullback.

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Denver leads 19–⁠13–⁠3 in 35 meetings, counting the 24 since this game.