Minnesota at Wisconsin

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  Evening star, November 23, 1952, page 62

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  BddgersH to27–⁠27DeodIock As GieI Stars for Minnesota Minnesota wiped out an early one-touchdown deficit in the first quarter and went ahead in the second. The Gophers dropped back into a tie at the intermission and trailed, 21–⁠14, as the final period opened. Giel, however, passed to Dale Quist in the end zone midway of the quarter and the Gophers had their tie in the GID meeting between the two schools. AL (The Horse) Ameche, Wis conSin’S sophomore fullback, scored two touchdowns and Harland Carl skipped SIS yards for the other. Paul Shwaiko kicked all three extra points for Wis consin and Geno Capelletti dupli- Gated the chore for Minnesota. The Badgers, touchdown favorites at the kickoff, grew panicky after Minnesota knotted the score at 21–⁠21. Rather than (see WISCONSIN, page c-ao

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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 73 since this game.