Vanderbilt at Temple

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  Imperial Valley press, October 14, 1935, page 3 (results column)

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  MIDWEST POWER MACHINES HEAD FOOTBALLS PARADE time and were knocked out of the national championship race. The University of California at Los An geles beat Stanford, 7–⁠6. Mississippi State, already beaten by Vanderbilt tumbled Alabama, 20–⁠7. Other prominent teams beaten for the first time were Indiana, Fordham, Van derbilt, Auburn, Georgia Tech, Harward, Oregon, and Oklahoma. Teams which scored impressive victories were Temple, which knock ed off Vanderbilt, 6–⁠3; New York University, triumphant over Carnegle Tech, 1885, Pittsburgh, which won from West Virginia, 246; No tire Dame, victor over Wisconsin, 27-O; North Carolina, winner over Maryland, $50; Rice, which beat Creighton, 14–⁠0; Southern Methodist which won from Washington U. (St, Louis, 1915; and California, conuueror of oregon, 60.

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Temple leads 2–⁠1 in three meetings, counting the two since this game.