Minnesota at Washington

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  Imperial Valley press, September 27, 1936, page 2

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  WASHINGTON STADIUM, Sc ATTLE, Sept. 81. WR)-Minnesotas mighty Gophers, battled evenly in the second half by a fighting Wash ington eleven, capitalized on two breaks to deefat the Huskies 14–⁠7 today. The victory heightened the ma tional champion Gophers’ winning streak to 18 consecutive games and started them toward a fourth undefeated year. Minnesota scored early in the second quarter and was tied by the Huskies, TT on pass at the start of the second half. The Gophers came back in the fourth quarter with a pass to win the game. Fumbles paved the way to the last half scoring. Starting the third quarter, Markov Washington LETT tackle, kicked off to Matheny who fumbled when he was tackled hard Wascowitz, Husky left half, recovered on the Gopher 81, then passeo to Logg on the Minnesota ten. After two tries at the line, Haines Husky southpaw halfback, passed to Johnson, Washington left end, over the Gopher goal line for a touchdown. Logg added the extra point Minnesota got into position for the winning score when Svendson, center, intercepted a Washington

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Minnesota leads 11–⁠7 in 18 meetings, counting the 17 since this game.