Michigan at Army
Saturday, October 13, 1945 Share
No. 1 Army beat No. 9 Michigan 28–7. It was their first meeting; after it, Army led the series 1–0.
FinalHigh 56°F, low 46°FAttendance 70,000
In the newspapers

The Waterbury Democrat, October 19, 1945, page 6
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rolled over their opposition Saturday, in most cases like tank crushing K-ration carton. That means: Army Penn, Navy and, it looks as if we’ll now have to consider, Columbia, in the East; Tennessee, Georgia LSU, and the two Missssipps in the South; Texas and Tulsa in the Southwest; Missouri in the valley; Notre Dame Minnesota and Ohio State in the Midwest, and, from here things are still little foggy on the Coast, but it might be U.CLA Maybe the biggest game If the day was power ful Armys 28–7 outstronging of young but willing, Michigan before 900 in New Yorks Yankee Stadi- um Army has its two all-America twins, Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard, back in action this year and it’s highly doubtful that anything in the land you dream of can match them Michigan deserves a world of credit for fighting performance. Most of the Mchi gan players just out of high school yet they came out for the second half, trailing, Ol4 and staged 60-yard march to touchdown through what just may be the greatest Army team of all time. That’s full and flaming notice to watch Michigan next year and the year after that There’s quite a story behind this resurgence of football at West Point and if any of you young gen. tlenaen chance to be reading this in Japan, and you see Lt-Gen- Bob Elchelberger, you put an extra finger into the saiutethat s if you like fine foot baii-because he 6 the worthy who’s primarily re- sponsible Ben. Echelberger suddenly found hinself

Evening star, October 15, 1945, page 12 (results column)
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The dwindling list of unbeaten major football teams will get an other pruning next Saturday. when such undefeated powers as Ohio State and Purdue and Alabama and Tennessee clash in conference COM petition. Only 81 of the gridiron great have unmarried records today, after sew eral shockers last week end saw Cornell, Tulane, Southern Califormia, Texas A. and M, Florida and Washington State go down to defeat for the first time. Princeton defeated Cornell, 1916; Rice beat Tulane, 1877; San Diego Naval, which was beaten several weeks ago by U. C. L. A., walloped Southern California, 1876; Louisiana State conquered Texas A. and M. 31-l2; Vanderbilt blanked Florida, TO, and Washington subdIed Washington State, 60. Penn State also suffered It’s first licking, but the Nittany Lions weren’t hoping to do anything but hold Nays score down. The Mid dies, minus the services of the in jured Clyde Scott and Bob Jenkins looked far from impressive in their $50 conquest. Navy’s attack begged down at crucial moments and SIM liar lapses might prove fatal Saturday night against Georgia Tech, which surprised them last year. Big Elevens Roll Along. Army, Notre Dame, Ohio State Minnesota. Alabama, Indiana and Texas – among the top-ranking teams their all-conquering ways. The Cadets were given rousing tussle by Michigan’s Wolverines with Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis proving the difference in the 28–7 count. Blanchard made two touchdownS, one on a 68-yard dash, and was a tower of strength on the defense Davis contributed a 10 yard scoring sprint. The West Pointers probably will get more than a warmup Saturday from the unbeaten Melville PIT Base Night Raiders, who won their fourth in

The Daily Alaska empire, October 15, 1945, page 3 (results column)
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UNDEFEATED GRID ROSTER PARED TO zf MAJOR SQUADS Navy Team Unimpressive Against Penn State- Army Powerful Only 21 Of the Gridiron Great have unmarred records today after several shockers last week end saw Cornell, Tulane, Southern California, Texas A. & M, Florida and Washing ten State go down to defeat for the first time. Penn State also suffered it’s first licking, but the Nittany Lions were not hoping to do anything but hold Navy’s score down. The Middles, minus the services of the injured Clyde Scott and Bob Jenkins, looked far from impressive in their 28–0 conquest. Navy’s attack begged down at crucial moments and similar lapses might prove fatal Saturday night against Georgia Tech, which surprised them last year. Army, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Minnesota, Indiana and Texas among the top-ranking teams-con- tinued their all-conquering ways. The Cadets were given rousing tussle by Michigans Wolverines, with Doc Blanchard and Glenn Da- wis proving the difference in the 28–7 count. Blanchard made two touch- downs, one on a 68-yard dash, and was a tower of strength on the de- fense Davis contributed 70-yard scoring sprint. Notre Dame threw in 50 players in an effort to hold the score down to $40 against Dartmouth and prob- ably will dc the same next Saturday against the clawless Pitt Panthers who lost another, to Michigan State, 12–7.
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Army 64% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Michigan–Army gameTied 5–5 in 10 meetings, counting the nine since this game.
| 2019 | Michigan 24, Army 21 | |
| 1962 | Michigan 17, Army 7 | |
| 1961 | Michigan 38, Army 8 | |
| 1956 | Michigan 48, Army 14 | |
| 1955 | Michigan 26, Army 2 | |
| 1954 | Army 26, Michigan 7 |
Around this game
Michigan
- Next gameat IllinoisOct. 27, 1945
- SeasonMichigan in 1945
- ProgramMichigan history and records
Army
- Next gamevs. Melville PT BoatsOct. 20, 1945
- SeasonArmy in 1945
- ProgramArmy history and records

