Drake at Notre Dame

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 4, 1937, page 14 (results column)

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  Stars Saturday Jack Mccarthy, Notre Dame-Ran S5 yards for one touchdown against Drake, passed for another and intercepted pass to set UP third in 21–⁠0 victory. Brud Holland. Cornell-Scored three times on end-sround plays in 4O-7 rout of Colgate. Paul Shu Virginia Militsry-Scored two touchdovns and two extra points and passed to Bob Kovar for other tally In 20–⁠9 triumph over william and Mary. Jay Graphical Oreson-Ran % yards after taking Bob Smiths pass for touchdown that beat Stanford IS. Henry Sullivan, Army–Blocked punt recovered ball and ran 20 yards to score against Clemson. Erwin Cheney. Colorado--Made both touchdowns in 1916 upset victory over Missouri. Charley Brock, Nebraska–Played fine game at center and recovered tumble to pave way for frst touchdown against Minnesota. Clint Frank. Yale-Tallied once and tossed two scoring passes in $50 VIC tory over Maine. Red Harp. Tennessee–Made runs of – and “a yards in victory over virsinia Tech. Jack Robbins Jim Benton and Ray Hamilton, Arkansas--Their forward lateral play. ending with Hamilton’s 55-yard run. gained rs yards for score that tied Texas Christian, -.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 4, 1937, page 4 (results column)

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  SCORES OF GRID GAMES The following are final scores O principal football games played las Saturday afternoon: Oregon State 6; California 24 Washington T: Southern Califor. mia O. Stanford 6; Oregon T. Idaho 0: Washington State 13. Texas IA; Manhattan ‘. Pittsburgh 20; West Virginia 0. Yale p; Maine 0. Georgia 13 South Carolina T. Michigan State 19; Michigan A. Northwestern 33; Iowa State 0. Illinois o; DePaul 0, tie. Colorado IA; Missouri State 6. Minnesota g; Nebraska IA. Springfield 0; Harvard 54 Amherst T; Dartmouth 31. Purdue o; Ohio State 13. Maryland 21; Pennsylvania 28. Drake 0; Notre Dame 21 Virginia O; Princeton r3. Colgate ‘; Cornell 20 SUNDAY GAME Gonzaga 0; St Mary’s O. tie.

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Notre Dame leads 8–⁠0 in eight meetings.