Northwestern at Notre Dame

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 22, 1936, page 30 (results column)

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  “A yoTRE DANES Fighting M Irish yesterday wrecked VI Northwestern’s dream Of / Y an undefeated season in almost exactly the same way that the Wildcats had done it to Notre Dame a year ago and provided the foundation for the weekly list Of gridiron surprises today in the pre- Thanksgiving climax of the 1885 season. The final score of 26–⁠6 left no doubt as to the superiority Of the “hot and cold” Notre Dame team for this particular afternoon over the Big Ten champions. 1t was no more surprising. however, than the feat of the Georgia Bulldogs in holding Fordham to TT tie; Yale’s sensational l4-l3 triumph over Harvard before $1,000 fans in the battle for the Big Three title; the scoreless tie between Holy Gross and little st. Anselm or Indiana’s remarkable rally to tie Purdue at 1920. Instead of the rout that had been indicated by the first-half proceedings, Yale and Capt. Larry Kelley had all 1t could do to hold of a Crimson rally and win by

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  The Nome daily nugget, November 21, 1936, page 4 (results column)

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  Scores Of Football Games Saturday Georgia ‘ Fordham 2 tie. Harvard 13 Yale IA Marquette 0 Duquesne 13 Iowa 25 Temple 0 Arizona 0 Michigan State 2 Colgate 13 Syracuse 0 Dartmouth 13 Princeton 13 tie Hobart ‘ Army 51 Michigan 0 Ohio State 21 City College N. Y. 2 N Y U 25 Lehigh IS Lafayette 0 Bucknell 0 Penn State IA Northwestern 6 Notre Dame 26

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Notre Dame leads 37–⁠9–⁠2 in 48 meetings, counting the 33 since this game.