Idaho at Oregon

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 19, 1936, page 5

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  OREGON WINS FROM IDAHO Two Touchdowns Made in Final Quarter by Webfooters PORTLAND. Oregon. Oct. l9- Two tollchdowns in the final quar- ter gave the University of Oregon a 13 to victory over Idaho last SatuId day afternoon. The first three periods were list less ones. A 60-yard run by Braddock SCOT ed tle first touchdown in the last qua rter. Then right on top of it, Idaho ma de tumble on its own 19-yard line Oregon was put in a scoring position again and when the Web- fcoters recovered, Nicholson circled the right end for the next play for the second score.

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  Imperial Valley press, California, October 18, 1936, page 2 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES WEST COAST Southern California 0, Washing ton State o. Oregon 13. Idaho 0. Washington 10, Oregon State 6. U. c. L. A II, California 6. Montana 6, Gonzaga 0. San Diego State 81, Redlands U. 7. California Poly 25, Santa Barbara Frosh 0. Chico State 0, College of Pacific 20. Greeley State 13, Montana State 0. Nevada “a, Cal. Aggies 6. Redlands Frosh II, Brawley j. c. 7. Fresno 81, Arizona State 6. Whittier 18, Occidental 0. OTHER SECTIONS Ashland 6, Otterbein 0. Army 80, Harvard 0. Holy Cross 13, Manhattan Z. Fordham 20. Waynesburg 6. Yale u, Navy T. Muhlenburg 49, Gettysburg Z. Purdue 35, Chicago. Elmhurst 7, Carthage 7. Drexel 9, Lebanon Valley 0. Kalamazoo Tchrs 7, Valparaison g. Michigan State 13, Missouri 0. Northwestern IA, Ohio State 13. Ohio University 6, Kent tSate O. C.CNY., 6, Susquehanna 0. Amherst Al, Rochester 6. Texas A and M. 18, Texas Christ ian 7. Southern Methodist 16, Vanderbilt 0. BoWdoin 6. Williams o. Case 10, Washington Jefferson o.. North Carolina IA, N. Y. U. 13. Lafayette 7, Dickinson 0. Mass. State 13, Rhode Island 8. Duquesne 7, Pittsburgh 0. Middlebury 13, ,Rennslaer 0 Union 8, Vermont O. Western Reserve 20, Baldwin Wal lace 6. Akron IA, Wooster 0. Cornell 20, Syracuse Z. Auburn 6, Detroit O. Duke 10, Georgia Tech 6. Lehigh 7, Penn State 6. North Carolina U. 7, st. Paul 0. Northeastern 13, Lawrence Z. Springfield 6, Rutgers 0. Slippery Rock TchrS IA, West minister o. Wesleyan u, Haverford 6. Alabama 0, Tenn. 0. Tulane %, Colgate 6. Minnesota 26, Michigan o. Iowa 0, Illinois 0. Mount Union 6, Ohio Northern 0. Wilderforce 6, Tuskegee 0. Oklahoma IA, Kansas 0. Nebraska 13, Indiana 8. Boston U. 6, Washington U. 0 Dartmouth “a, Brown 0. Maine 21, Lowell Textile 0. Pennsylvania 7, Princeton 0. Wyoming 0, Colorado State 0. Oklahoma A 81 M. 6. Washburn 0. Danville Tchrs 7, Earlham g. st. Joseph 25, Delaware 8. Depauw z, Evansville 7. Clark 6, FLORIDA A. 81 M. 3. Bail Tchrs II, Franklin 0. Kalamazoo 20, Alma 6. Louisville Mnpls 26, Fisk 0. Mt. Pleasant Tchrs 7, Marquette Tchrs 6. Mars Hill G, Lees McRae 0. Louisiana Col. II, Memphis Tchrs

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Oregon leads 44–⁠3–⁠3 in 50 meetings, counting the 33 since this game.