Wesleyan (CT) at Brown

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  Imperial Valley press, California, September 28, 1941, page 2 (results column)

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  GRID SEASON UNDER WAY Southern teams, including Ten neSSec. showed robust strength IN interSeCtional trays as Vandcroll’ blankcd Purdue. 30 and Virginia rolled 25-O over Lafayette, which hadn’t been beaten slncc 1899 How ever. William and Mary Vas beaten $40 by Nays strong outut Notrc Dame. III its first contest with Frank Icahy at the helm. registered an easy 38–⁠7 victory over Arizona, with sophomore Angelo Bertelh lending bulliance to Lea hy’s transpianted Boston College formations Similarly Paul Brown, who came up from MaSsilon High school anyelled his first OHIO State team III convincing fashion with a l2–⁠7 tn umph over Missouri The bucks dominated play virtually through out with effective. conservative foot ball quite different from last SEAsons raZZle- dazzle. TusS McLaughry also trottcd out his first Dartmouth tctam for Il $50 victor” over htur Norwich. McLaughry’S successor at Brown, Ski Stanley, opened the season Will a 20–⁠6 triumph over Wesleyan. Meanwhile in the Weekend’S tcature game Bernie Bierman’S Min nesota Gophers started after an other perfect season with l46 triumph over Washington at Seat tie. The midWestern champions out ClaSSed lighter WaShlnQtOn more than the score indicates Minnesota scored in the second period and wrapped up the game with another touchdown in the fina. minutes Clark Shaughnessy’s Stanford Rose Bowl victors launched their season none too brilliantly with Il 1915 victory over Oregon. The Indians, showing earlY-oeason rag gedneSs. but thanks to the spark ing Of FRANKIE Albert, Werc able to punch over tOucndoWns m each OF the first three periods

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  The Daily Alaska empire, September 29, 1941, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL @ lA{3SW{2 IFS Mn The following are final scores or important football games played last Saturday afternoon: Dartmouth 35; Norwich 0. Brown 20; Wesleyan 6. Colgate 66; St. Lawrence O. Westminster 19; Carnegie Tech 13. West Virginia 13; Waynesburg ‘. Michigan State T; Wisconsin 19. Ohio State 12; Missouri 2. Virginia 25; LaFayette 0. Kentucky 37; Virginia Poly Tech 11. Notre Dame 38; Arizona ‘. Detroit IA; Indiana T. Duke 43; Wake Forest 14. Navy 34; William and Mary 0. Vanderbilt 3; Purdue 0. Georgia 81; Mercer 0. South Carolina l3; North Caro- lima 2. Georgetown 16; Mississippi 6. Temple 3l; Kansas g. Sewanee 20; Washington and Lee 19. Syracuse 39; Clarkson 0. New Mexxico 12; Arizona State 6. Iowa State T; Denver 6. Montana 20; Brigham Young V. Loyola 20 Redlands 0. Wyoming 19; Greeley State 6. Willamette 53; College of Idahe 0. San Diego State 6; Pomona 0. Alabama AT; Southwestern Loui- siana 6. Clemson 36; Virginia Military 2. Texas Christian 6; Tulsa 0. Iowa State 25; Drake 8,

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Brown leads 12–⁠2 in 14 meetings.