Purdue at Notre Dame

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  Tabor City tribune, Tabor City, N.C., October 18, 1946, page 1 (results column)

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  5 P-I-G-S-K-IN ; REVIEW The weatherman proved an able ally for the greater part of the foot ball games over the state, during the week end. A little on the frosty side late Saturday evening, the enthusiasm of the football fans did fairly good job of counteracting the increasing GOODNESS Of the atmosphere. Wake Forest 10; Clemson College Z Power deception and the breaks paid off for Wake Forest as the Deamon Deacons, on their own field, swept over a luck-less Clemson COL lege, 10 to z in Southern conference game. Most Of the second half was played in rain so heavy that at times it was hard to distinguish indenty Of the players and both teams resorted to line plays and puntlng. Catawba College as; Wofford Col. o. A heavy, pwoerful and experienced tribe of Catawba Indians overWhelmed the hapless Wofford Terriers 46-o. The Wofford boys were outclassed IN everything except competitive spirit which they maintained despite the fact that it was their third straight loss this season. Duke University FL; Navy 6. Duke combined tightening speed raw power and opportunlsm tc fashion a 21-O victory over an inept NAVY team, sustaining Coach Wallace Wade’s record of never having a Wade-coached team to lose three straight games. The game was the first Duke victory over Navy since 1880 and the first Duke triumph OF the 1916 season. n. C. State College Is; Davidson o. North Carolina States Wolfpack, held to only one touchdown in the first three quarters by the young sters of Davidson, exploded in the final period to win themselves a ball game $500 in a Southern conference game Saturday night. State the dark horse of the conference still remains in the thinning ranks OF the undefeated, united. Other scores of interest include: Vanderbilt 20-Florida 0. Notre Dame 49-Purdue 6. u. N. C. 33-Maryland 0. Tulane 25-Rlce 6. Ga. Tech 24-MisS. Z. Alabama SIS. w. La. 0. Citadel 28-Newberry z.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 14, 1946, page 3 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL . SCORES Scores of leading football games played Saturday are as follows: U. Washington 21; Washington State T. oregon State G; Southern Cali fornia 0. Oregon 34; Montana 0. Cincinnati 19 Dayton 0. Missouri 26: Kansas State 0. Florida 0; Vanderbilt 20, Colorado 20; Wyoming 0. Texas 20 Oklahoma l3. UCLA 26; Stanford 6. California 20; St. Mary’s IS. Notre Dame 49 Purdue 6. Rutgers 26; NYU 0. Harvard 3; Princeton 12. Penn 39; Dartmouth 6. Temple 0; Pitt ttie). Colgate g; Cornell IS. Chattanooga T; Tennessee AT. New Hampshire 27; Maine 0. Mississippi State 6; Michigan State O. Washington and Lee 0; West vir- ginia 6. Muhlenberg 6; Bucknell 0. Duke 21; Navy G. Army 20; Michigan 13. Columbia 28, Yale 20. Oklahoma City Univ. 46; Fresno State ‘. Tulsa 21; Texas Tech G. Louisiana State 33; Texas Ag- gies g. Marquette 46; Idaho 6. College of Puget Sound 33: Pac- fife University 0. Penn State 9; Syracuse 0. Utah 35; Brigham Young 6. Colorado State 12 Western (Col- orado) State 6. Arizona 27; Texas Mines l3. West Texas State 13; Colorado College 12. Occidental College ‘; California State Poly (tie). SUNDAY GAMES Detroit IS; San Francisco 6. Santa Clara 6; Portland 0. Corpus Christi NATE 27; Iowa Preflight O.

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 13, 1946, page 1 (results column)

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  | Grid Favorites, | Led by Army, | Have Easy Day IN q day marred by few upsets. Army, Notre Dame, Texas, Penn, u. G. L. A. and Tennessee continued their winning football ways yesterday. Army defeated Michigan, 20–⁠13: Notre Dame routed Purdue, 49–⁠6; Penn trounced Dartmouth, S9–⁠6: u. G. l.. A. beat Stanford, 26–⁠6. and Tennessee ran roughshod over G Chattanooga, Att. Navy was defeated at Baltimore by Duke, 21–⁠6, and North Carolina shut out Maryland, $50. Among the surprises was Illinois 14–⁠7 defeat by Indiana, Oklahoma’s stand In holding Texas to 20–⁠13 victory, and Wisconsin’s Dot triumph over Ohio State. fother results and stories in sports sectioU.J

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Officially, Notre Dame leads 60–⁠26–⁠2; as played, 62–⁠26–⁠2 in 90 meetings, counting the 72 since this game.