Dartmouth at Notre Dame

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  Detroit evening times, October 14, 1945, page 15

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  Dartmouth Bow S To Notre Dame Irish Use so Men TO Scalp indians NOTRE DAME, Oct. 1a-Notre Dame used 80 players in easily defeating Dartmouth, “a 10 0, for the third straight victory for the Irish this fall. The Big Green are still without their FIRST victory of the year. Hugh Devore. coach of the Irish, used all but three players who dressed during the afternoon, Civ ing a chance 10 some of the lads who aren’t even on the program. The first team played only the first period when they racked up two touchdownS, both by passing. After that the Irish were content 10 hold their edge. picking up a touchdown here and there as the opportunity offered, but never attempting 10 run up the count against the obviously out classed visiting eleven. AS in the opener against Illinois, the Irish tailed on the first play from scrimmage. Again it was that speedy navy veteran Phil Colella who first crossed the goal line. Colella has a medical dis charge after 10 months in the south Pacific

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 15, 1945, page 3 (results column)

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  GfN2 FOOTBALL l SCORES The following are final scores of major football games played over the weekend: SATURDAY Washington, 6; Washington State, D. Oregon State, l9; Oregon, 6. Farragut. IS; Idaho, ‘. UCLA, 13; California, o. San Diego Marines, 33; USC, 6. St. Mary’s, 6l; College of Pacific, D. Utah State, A; Montana U., 13. Notre Dame, 34; Dartmouth, 0. Ohio State, 12; Wisconsin, o. Purdue, 2l; Iowa, 0. Indiana. 54; Nebraska, IA. Missouri, 13; Iowa State, T. Michigan State, 12; Pittsburgh, ‘. Minnesota, IA; Fort Warren, 0. Ohio University, 20; Cincinnati, 19. Kansas, 12; Fort Riley, ‘. Army, 28; Michigan, T. Navy, 28; Penn State, 0. Princeton, l4; Cornell, 6. Columbia, 27; Yale, 13. Penn, 49; North Carolina, 0. Colgate, AT; Lafayette, 0. Harvard, 21; Rochester, 13. Alabama, 55; South Carolina, O.. Duke, 26; Wake Forest, l9. Texas, 12; Oklahoma, T. Rice, 13: Tulane, ‘. Holy Cross, 26; Villanova, 2. Mississippi State, Al; Detroit, 6. Tennessee, 30; Chattanooga, 0. Mississippi, 26; Louisiana Tech, 2l. Baylor, 23, Arkansas, 13. Texas, 12: Oklahoma, 2. Rice, IS, Tulane, ‘. Corpus Christi Air, 34; Berg Field, 0. Texas College, 35; Arkansas State, 9. Marquette, 55; Kansas State, 13 Louisiana State, 31; Texas Ag- gies, 12. Tulsa, IS; Texas Tech, ‘. Vanderbilt, 2; Florida, o.

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Notre Dame leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings.