Pennsylvania at Michigan

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  Evening star, November 3, 1935, page 32

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  Michigan Again Scores Orer East, Trimming Penn, 10 to 6 vania fiat-footed and Valpey took the ball. in the end zone, for a touch down. With the Quaker defense concentrating on Renner, Sweet scored the next touchdown after Frank Bissell. Michigan guard. had recovered a PENNSYLVANIA tumble on the Quaker 81. Renner and Smithers took the ball on the % on the ancient Statue of Liberty” play and Sweet lugged 1t the rest of the way in two plunges. Remias, place-kicking substitute, converted. Pennsylvania’s powerhouse roared into action III the third, but not until the fourth did it produce its touch down. Then Bill Barclay, substitute Michigan quarterback. fumbled a punt and Pennsylvania recovered on the Wolverine IS A 24-yard plunge by Murray and two smashes by Kur- Itch, the second from two yards out, put the ball over.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, November 4, 1935, page 5 (results column)

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  EOOT BALL 41REsULTs The following are final scores oi the principal football games played last Saturday afternoon: Gonzaga q; Washington State 0. Montana T; Washington 33. Santa Clara 6; Stanford g. California IA; UCLA 3. Oregon State 19; University of Portland g. Purdue ‘; Minnesota 29. Iowa State 12; Marquette 28 City College of New York 0; Man. haitian 65 Detroit T; Villanova 13. Duquesne 2; Carnegie Tech o. Texas 0; Southern Methodist 20. Nebraska 19; Missouri 6. Kentucky O; Alabama IS. Illinois 3; Northwestern 10. Vanderbilt IA; Georgie Tech 13. Tulane IA Colgate 6. Mississippi State IS; Army q Notre Dame IS; Ohio State 13. Brown o; Harvard B. Navy O; Princeton 26. Dartmouth IA; Yale 6. Columbia 2; Cornell 2. Pitt 0; Fordham O. Penn State 3; Syracuse 2. Pennsylvania 6; Michigan 16. SUNDAY GAME University of San Francisco 9; Loyola of Los Angeles 0.

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Michigan leads 11–⁠8–⁠2 in 21 meetings, counting the seven since this game.