Camp Grant at Minnesota

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  Evening star, October 17, 1943, page 27

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  Minnesota Holds Off Driving Camp Grant MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 10 Minnesota pulled a 13 to 7 victory out of the fire from Camp Grant today, holding two touchdown drives In the fourth period when the SOL diers seemed unstoppable. The real drama of the game came when 21a minutes remained, and the Gophers started stalling. Penal ties put the ball on the l and then Bill Garnaas, quarterback, started to do what everybody expected, to take an intentional safety. The Warriors didn’t drive in and Gar naas instead ran the ball out 81 yards for the first down. In a few plays, the whistle sounded. The Gophers halted the Soldiers on the 6 and 10 yard lines, respeclively, in the final period drives. Minnesota got both it’s scores in the second period while Camp Grant scored in the third quarter.

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Minnesota leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.