Missouri at SMU

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 3, 1949, page 6 (results column)

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  ARMY, MICHIGAN TO MEET ON SATURDAY.; WEEKEND ROUNDUP (By Ufle ASSOCldJeQ FTeSSJ Army and Michigan, two of the nations college football titans, clash i, in an old time Donnybrook Satur- day at Ann Arbor. Although this probably will rate as the No. l fracas of the day several other tilts are calculated to hoist the tlood pressure. For in- stance: Texas and Oklahoma. Ohio State and Southern Califor- mia at Los Angeles. And down in Baltimore, re- juvenated Navy eleven tackles Duke. There are plenty of others on top, too. West Points new team, showing no signs of weakness through gradu- ation, plastered Penn State last week, APT. Michigan carved out a 27–⁠7 verdict over Stanford Ohio State continued its high scoring antics by submerging In- diana, 46–⁠7, and Southern Cali fornia had no trouble downing Washington State, 35–⁠7. For the second week in row, Duke came through flying, pasting Tennessee 21–⁠7. Navy’s young Mid shipmen overpowered Princeton, 28–⁠7. Notre Dame polished off Wash ington 27–⁠7. Minnesota entertains North western in one of the mid-west’s major frays. Minnesota sank Ne braska, 28–⁠6, last week, while Pittsburgh scored the days major upset by knocking off Northwest ern’s Rose Bowl champs, l6–⁠7 In the deep South, Tulane rolled over Georgia Tech, 18–⁠0. North Carolina took a 21–⁠14 ver- dict over Georgia. In the Southwest, Southern Methodist remained among the un- beaten by outlasting Missouri, 28–⁠27 FROM CHICAGO William D. Burke of Chicago is registered at the Baranof Hotel.

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SMU leads 13–⁠8–⁠2 in 23 meetings, counting the 16 since this game.