Georgia Tech at Michigan

• 

  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, October 22, 1934, page 1 (results column)

  Read the text

  Chicago and Purdue Favored After Wins In Bic Ten Iowa State HumbIes Iowa and Oregon Ties Trojans In :; Major Upssts A Numbering golden giant-A6in. nesota’s mighty offeuSe-awoke with . start late Saturday In . Is brief, thrill soaked minutes, crushed Pitts burgh 13 to I, knocked the Painters out Of the national title hunt for the second straight year, and trundled of toward new triumphs with 64,850 staring and gasping in the wake. The burly 16innesotans rose a. IL from ambush In that final quarter, turned rout into victory, and par AIDED off unbeaten in the title race, as dangerous an eleven Is roams the countryside. Little Tommy Neal, $50 pounds Of stiffness, and his gallant band OF Cyclones brought Iowa State support ers Joy they had not known for 10 gears Saturday when the state COL lege Inundated Iowa University, 81 to 8, in the contest for Hawkeye foot ball supremacy. Neal stole the offensive show as hi squirmed and dashed his way through the Hawkeyes for three touchdowns. His longest jaunt was Q smart cut back through the Iowa center and guard and . mad dash into the open for 28 yards to the goal line. On the stalwart shoulders Of Jay Berwanger, lo1 pounds Of running, kicking and passing magic, Chicago climbed to the leadership Of the West ern conference football standing by . q to . victory over . game, but thoroughly outclassed band Of Indiana boosters. Pwdue Wins The flying heels Of Duane Plrvis and Jim Carter, Purdue university’a touchdown twins” pounded out . II to o victory over Wisconsin Saturday and sent the Boilermakers into the thick Of the Western title conference race. Carriers 64-yard dash after q slash ing drive off left tackle In the second period. and Purvis’ plunge through guard and 60-yard race to the goal in the last quarter, gave Purdue home coming celebrants . cheering triumph. The comeback hopes Of Georgia Tech and University Of Michigan coll lided on q slippery gridiron and g. yard touchdown dash by little Ferris Jennings, gave the Wolverines the victory, 9 to 2. Coach Francis A. Schmidt reached into his sack Of crippled Buckeye regulars in the fourth period saturday, pushed Jack Smith and his In jured knee into the game and beat Colgate’s Red Raiders, 10 to Z, in . stirring International contest. Gaels Triumph The bells Of st. Marys pealed joy ously as the brawny Gaels from the Moraga mountains Of California trounced Fordham, II to o, and scored another victory In their football feud with the New Workers. Oregon State came from behind In the last minutes Of play to tie South ern California, 6 to 8. before 10000 astonished spectators. Versatile Arleigh williams, Califormia left halfback. placed kicked an 10 yard field goal In the final period to bring the Bears ; to Q victory over the scholastic brothers from the south, the California Bruins Of Los Angeles. It’s power halted for three quarter by fighting University Of San Fran. cisco football team, Stanford grabbed q 3 to o victory out Of the fire eaturday by q place kick In the closing minutes Of the game. With q display Of coordination. 10

• 

  Evening star, October 21, 1934, page 27 (results column)

  Read the text

  Foot Ball Results Central State, 13; Michigan State Normal, IL. Concordia, 10; Manchester, IL. st. Joseph’s, 25; Valparaiso “B”, 6. Oberlin, IL; Marietta, IL. Ohio Northern, 20; Capital, O. Kent State, Z: Otterbein. 6. Purdue, IA; Wisconsin, 0. Findley, 81; Detroit Tech, 6. Wooster, 6; Akron. o. Ohio State, 10; Colgate, 7. Hiram, 13; Bowling Green, 8. Western Reserve, Is; Mount Union, 0. Ohio U. “B”, o; Holbrook, o. Alma, 6; Kalamazoo, g. Michigan, 9; Georgia Tech, 2. John Carroll, O; Case, 0. Western State Teachers, Z; Western State Teachers, 0. Moorhead Teachers. A; Bemidii Teachers, o. wahpeton Science, 7; Valley City Teachers, 6. Carleton. 6; Lawrence, 0. River Falls Teachers, 27; Eau Claire. O. Beloit. o: Ripon, o. st. Olaf. A; Augsburg. 8. North Dakota u, 6; South Dakota State, o. Earlham, IA: Central Normal o. Western Kentucky Teachers, 20; Pennsylvania, 0. Evansville, ls; Oakland City, 0. jamestown Teachers, Z; Minot Teachers, o. Wilberforce, 13; Tuskegee, o. Dekalb, Z; Wheaton, 6. Nebraska, 6; Oklahoma, 0. North Central, 80; Lake Forest, o. Elmhurst, 6; Aurora College. 6. Notre Dame, 13; Carnegie Tech, O. Chicago. 81; Indiana, o. st. Louis u, Z; Missouri, o. Muskingum, 8; Heidelberg, o. Oberlin, IL; Marietta. II. Ohio Northern, 20; Capital, 0. Western State, Z; Iowa State Teachers, 0. Wayne. 6; Hillsdale, o. Chadron Teachers, II; Peru Teach ers. 0. st. Thomas. IA; Gustavus Adolphus, 0. st. Cloud Teachers. Z; winona Teachers, o. Central, ~; Columbia, O. Dubuque, 4s; Northwestern Teach ers, 0. Washington State Freshmen, 12; Ellensburg, o. Illinois College. 18; Knox, o. Southern Normal, 6; Eastern Normal, O. South Dakota. 46; Western Union, o. Coe, 6; Cornell College, o. Upper Iowa, 1s; Luther, Is. Cincinnati, 80; Ashland, 6. Dayton, 70; Adrian, 0. Cortland Teachers, s; E. Stroudsburg. 6. Mayville Teachers, IS; Glendale Normal, o. Bradley, 6; Monmouth, 0. Buffalo u, IA; Alfred, o. Far West. Oregon State, g.; Southern Cali fornia, (tie). California, 3; U. c. L. A., o. Oregon, 8; Idaho, 6. Stanford, 3; San Francisco o., O, California Ramblers, Z; Nevada, O. Gonzaga, 50; Puget Sound, o. Colorado Aggies, 56; Colorado Mines, o. Utah Aggies, 1s; Wyoming, o. Utah, z; Denver, o. California Frosh, IA; Southern Cali fornia Frosh, 6. Colorado, 4s; Brigham Young, 6. Abilene Christian, q; Trinity u, 0. Colorado Teachers, 81; Colorado College, o. University of New Mexico, 1S; Arizona State Teachers, IL. Texas College Of Miners, “a; New Mexico Military, 0. Pacific, 10; Columbia, 13. San Jose State, o; California Aggies, 0 (tie). Willamette, 80; Linfield, z. Eastern Oregon Normal, IS; Whit worth College, o. California Poly. 13: Fresno State Freshmen, 0. Southern Oregon Normal, Z; Oregon Frosh, 0.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Michigan leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.