Iowa at Purdue

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  Evening star, October 7, 1951, page 44

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  Score in Last Minute Gives Purdue Victory Over Iowa, “a 10 80 LAFAYETTE. . Ind. Oct. g. Rebounding Purdue scored in the last minute to beat Iowa today, 1870. in spite of a three-touchdown performance by Sophomore George DUSTY Rice of Iowa. Rice’s sparkling show included an end-zone to end-zone run with the opening kickoff. Only one minute remained when Quarterback Dale Samuels passed 38 yards to Tom Hedinger, substitute halfback, for the winning touchdown. Purdue never led until the final Touchdown, although it overcame a two-touchdown deficit for . 1920 tie at the half. 1t was nine points behond. 1920. when Sam uels threw two touchdown passes in the last half of the final period Phil Klezek caught the first one on a 47-yard play. Rice scored again in the seconc quarter on a pass from Burt Britzmann good for SIS yards. The sophomore broke loose again later in the same period. cutting ar IS” shaped path through the Purdue secondary for 50 yards 224 yards on three runs. TSHs B”rsu. .----------6 51S 3 Ia Iowa scoring: Touchdowns-Rice go Ruck. Conversions-Reichardt t3). Fielt goal-Reichardt | Purdue scoring: Touchdowns, Mateja Thorpe. Samuels, KleZek. Redinger. Con yersionS-Samuels a..

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Purdue leads 50–⁠41–⁠3 in 94 meetings, counting the 64 since this game.