Minnesota at Iowa

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 31, 1934, page 1

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  |. u Regards HaWkeyeS as Menacing Foe Crimson Team Expects Iowa to Be at Full Strength Despite Defeats. BU fHcS NDeciHt BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 81 30 McMillin has had a real head ache session since Saturday, when he saw Indiana’s next two opponents, Minnesota and Iowa, stage a slash ing battle at the Iowa homecoming with the Gophers running rough shod over the Hawkeyes, 48–⁠12. So 30 has ordered overtime work for his team this week to get ready for the Iowa team, which probably will have a very mean disposition next Saturday and will be champing to avenge the three defeats already suffered Iowa will have Captain Russ Fisher back in the lineup. 1t then will have its full strength, something it hasn’t had since it walloped Northwestern, POT. Indianas squad literally put on its working harness Monday and Tuesday as 30 ordered the bucking straps out and the bucking machine dragged onto the practlce IleIQ. Charlie Mcdaniel, utility tackle, is still on the convalescent list and probably will not be used much Saturday in the hig home coming fra cas-. Other injuries which have been handicapping the HoosierS improved steadily with the help Of the open weekend. After watching the Iowa team in action, 30 stated: Iowa has much better football team than the score against Iowa State and Minnesota would indicate, but, like several other good teams, has a limited number Of requirements, especially in the back field. If Captain Fisher, the spark plug of the team, is able to play Saturday, as he is expected to be, Iowa will be the same t.le team that it was against Northwestern .

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, October 29, 1934, page 8

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  Iowa Back Leads Big Ten Scorers Jay 6erwanger, indiana, Il Sec. ond and Stanley kostka, Minnesota, Third Chicago, Oct. 2o.-P)-A touchdown against Northwestern, and 4 revision Of Jay Berwanger’s total. Monday found Dick Heekin, one Of Ohio States numerous ball-carriers, back in the big ten football scoring lead with q points. Berwanger, Chicago,s ace halfback, was credited with two touchdowns against Indiana q week ago, but lost one Of them to Tommy Finn, Maroon quarterback, after 4 belated check with the referee, DR.. ]. H. Nichols Of Oberlin College. The change left the Maroon star second with q points. The leaders:

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 29, 1934, page 5 (results column)

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  TBALL As1REsUL.T!!s ]! The following are final scores of prominent football games played last Saturday afternoon: California T; Washington 13. Oregon State 0; Washington State 31. UCLA 49; California Aggies o. Southern California 0; Stanford 16. Santa Clara 19; Fresno State 0. Oregon 8; Utah T. Idaho 13; Montana 6. Georgia Tech 12; Tulane 20. Texas g; Rice 20. Navy IT; Pennsylvania 0. Army 20; Yale 12 Illinois T; Michigan 6. Purdue 20; Carnegie Tech 0. Cornell 0; Princeton 45. Dartmouth 10; Harvard o. Penn State T; Columbia IA. Georgetown 0; New York Univer- sity 0. Southern Methodist 26; Fordham IA. Ohio State 28; Northwestern 6. Wisconsin O; Notre Dame 19. Minnesota 48; Iowa 12. Missouri 6; Chicago 19. Oklahoma ‘; Kansas ‘. Iowa State 6; Nebraska T. Texas A. and M. 10; Baylors ‘. Duke 6; Tennessee IA. Georgia 6; Alabama 26. SUNDAY GAME Gonzaga Is; Columbia University of Portland 0.

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Officially, Minnesota leads 63–⁠54–⁠2; as played, 62–⁠54–⁠2 in the 118 games on file; the official count covers all 119 meetings, counting the 91 since this game.