Wisconsin at Minnesota

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 26, 1951, page 14 (results column)

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  Saturdays Stars HANK LAURICELLA, Tennessee–Gained 1873 yards rushing in II attempts to lead his team to a $50 victory over Kentucky. He threw one touchdown pass and averaged 34.5 yards on four punts. SAMMY REBECCA, Illinois Kicked 17-yard field goal to give his team a 80 triumph over Northwestern that enabled Illinois to win the Big Ten cham pionship and a trip to the Rose Bowl. JOE VARAITlS, Penn-Scored the games only touchdown on 35-yard run as Penn defeated Cornell, TO. He accounted for ia yards rushing in 81 carries. DICK LALLA, Colgate-Passed for three touchdoWns and set up another as his school doWned Rutgers, 26–⁠11. Lalla completed II out of % passes for 246 yards. ALAN AMECHE, Wisconsin, Tailed two touchdowns and racked up 1856 yards on the ground to set a new Big Ten mark OF 1856 yards in sparkling his team to a 30–⁠6 success over Minnesota. BOB CAREY, Michigan State Caught two touchdown passes on plays of AZ and % yards and booted three extra points as Mich Il igan State trounced Colorado. 45–⁠7. MEL ROACH, Virginia-Scored one touchdown, passed for another and set up two more in his schools 46–⁠0 rout of William and Mary. ED MODZELEWSKI, Maryland -Rammed his way for 131 yards rushing in IA attempts and scored two touchdowns in Maryland’s SAT- conquest of West Virginia. ! JOHNNY LATTNER, Notre Dame-Scored two touchdowns in the final period as Notre Dame rallied to tie Iowa, 1920. t LAMAR McHAN, Arkansas Tossed three touchdown passes in pacing his team to a 24–⁠7 victory over Tulsa. RAY McKOWN, Texas Christian Ran Is yards for one touchdown and passed 43 yards for another score to spearhead his club to E22–⁠6 win over Rice. He garnered 124 yards passing and punted for , an average of Alb yards. j JOHNNY Papa, California Crossed the goal line twice as | California upset Stanford, 20–⁠7. | PAUL CAMERON, UCLA-Carlried the bulk of his teams offense as UCLA tripped Southern Cali fornia, 21–⁠7. He picked up 1913 | yards passing and rushing, and tossed one touchdown aerial. BUD ROFFLER, Washington State-Played the entire game. rolling up 1872 yards rushing and ~ passing as Washington State shaded Washington. 27–⁠25.

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Officially, Minnesota leads 64–⁠63–⁠8; as played, 63–⁠62–⁠8 in the 133 games on file; the official count covers all 135 meetings, counting the 74 since this game.