Notre Dame at Iowa

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 20, 1950, page 47 (results column)

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  Leading scorers: Saturdays Grid Stars BOB BLAIK, Army–Shot touch down pass to Dan Foldberg late in third period to enable Army to edge Stanford. TO, and stretch its unbeaten string to 28 games. VITO PARILLI, Kentucky Tossed five touchdown passes for a new collegiate record of % for one season and also ran his yardage on passes to 1,477. another record. as Kentucky swamped North Dakota, $50. REDS BAGNELL, Pennsylvania Carried % times for 1874 yards and two touchdowns to lead Pennsylvania to q 300 victory over Wisconsin. BOB ZASTROW, Navy Scored once and completed IA of “a passes good for 172 yards to pace Navy to 29–⁠7 victory over Columbia. AL EGLER, Colgate-Romped SO and 16 yards for touchdowns to spark Colgate to a 1914 decision over Syracuse. FRED MAJOR, Illinois–Chucked two touchdown passes as Illinois upset Ohio State. 14–⁠7. DICK KAZMAIER, Princeton Scored once and pitched three touchdown passes to lead unbeaten Princeton to a 47–⁠12 vic tory over Yale. JIM MONACHTNO, California Skirted his own right end for Z yards and a touchdown in the last period to enable unbeaten California to nip San Francisco, 1877. KER KLEFSAAS, Minnesota Scored three times to lead Min nesota to a 27–⁠14 decision over Purdue. its first victory Of the season. LEON HEATH, Oklahoma Scored once and set up another touchdown with sparkling first half play as unbeaten Oklahoma trounced Missouri. Ait. BOB WILLIAMS, Notre Dame Sneaked over with a touchdown in the third period that enabled Notre Dame to tie Iowa, 14–⁠14. BOBBY MARROW, Alabama Scored four touchdowns including a 91-yard dash as Alabama crushed Georgia Tech. 54–⁠19. BRYON TOWNSEND, Texas–His quick kick, touchdown run and three conversions featured Texas 21–⁠7 victory over Texas Christ ian and clinched Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl bid.

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Notre Dame leads 13–⁠8–⁠3 in 24 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.