Kentucky at Ohio State

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 6, 1935, page 34

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  OHIO STATE HEADS KENTUCKY, 1906 Record Buckeye Crowd of 56,686 Sees Team Fail to Reveal Class. ~OLUMBUS, Ohio, October S. Ohio States foot ball team, I touted by preseason experts as likely winner Of the Big Ten and national championships, fail ed today to display the coordination which featured its play last season, but had enough power to defeat a scrappy University of Kentucky eleven, 19 to 6. The greatest opening day crowd in the history of Ohio State witnessed the contest, 56,686 paid customers. Thirty thousand Of the spectators were high school students admitted at a bargain rate. Coach Chet Wynne’s Southerners, after allowing Ohio to 60 on an 30 yard touchdown march in the first period, stiffened their defense and were a distinct threat to win until Ohio rushed over its third touchdown in the final period.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 7, 1935, page 6 (results column)

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  GRID SCORES ON SATURDAY The following are final scores of important football games played last Saturday: Washington 13; Santa Clara 6. College of Pacific T; Southern California l9. St. Marys 0; California 10. Stanford 10; San Francisco Uni versity 0. Idaho 6; Gonzaga T. UCLA 20; Oregon State 2. Wilammette 0; Washington State 33. Arizona 2; Centenary IA. Texas Christian 13; Arkansas 2. Auburn 10; Tulane o. Duquesne T; Rice 27. Nebraska 20; Iowa State T.. Pitt 35; Washington and Jeffer- son 0. Duke 26; Washington and Lee O. Western Reserve 33; Cornell l9. St. Lawrence 13; Amherst o. Sewanee 0; Georgia Tech. 32. Western Maryland 0; Villanoya 20 Manhattan 59; Brooklyn College T. Boston College 0; Fprdham 19. Vermont 0; Dartsmouth A. Kentucky 6; Ohio State 19. Michigan State 25; Michigan 6. Virginia Military Institute 0; Co., lumbia 12, Carroll O: Chicago 31, New Hampshire 0; Yale 34. Marquette B; Wisconsin o. Pennsylvania 6; Princeton 2. William and Mary 0; Army IA. Notre Dame IA; Carnegie 3. Mercer O; Navy 27. Alabama 39; George Washington 0. Michigan State 25; Michigan 6.

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Ohio State leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings.