Ohio State at Minnesota

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  The Wilmington morning star, North Carolina, October 28, 1945, page 1

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  Ohio State Buckeyes Down Minnesota, 2O-1 every man on his travelling squad. sending players in and out OF the game in clusters as the lead In creased. Each man seemed well trained on how to keep the Gopaers in the hole. Minnesota’s touchdown came In the second period. The Gophers took the ball on their own 34.yard line. Fullback Vic Kulbitski made yard, then Halfback Tommy Gates grabbed a pass on his 80 and ran ga yards for the score, picking up a whole crew Of block ers after getting through right guard. Merlin Kispert converted. Otherwise, Minnesota was held to but one serious scoring threat. Midway in the third period pass over the line to End Judd Ringer put the ball on the 15-yard line. Kulbitski went to the vineyard line in three tries. But the Ohio State | line held.

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  Toledo union journal. (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, Ohio, November 2, 1945, page 8

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  Little Brown JUG Ar Stake ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov 3 All the football chips will be down and the competition will be at its keenest this weekend as Minnesota and Michigan square off in their traditional Little Brown jug struggle here Saturday. The largest home crowd since 1943, an expected $4,000 per sons, will witness the game between the teams, each once beated in Western Conference competition. 1t will be the seth game between the two rivals with Michigan holding the edge by winning 20 games, losing l3 and tying two. Instead of perhaps taking Minnesota a bit more lightly because of its 20–⁠7 loss at the hands of Ohio State, Coach

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Officially, Ohio State leads 48–⁠7; as played, 49–⁠7 in 56 meetings, counting the 49 since this game.