Notre Dame at Iowa

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  Evening star, November 28, 1952, page 54

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  SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 28.- Notre Danes fearless wreckine crew will try to slay Southern California’s defensive football giant tomorrow and end the season as the Nations No. / spoiler / Upset fever is climbing in this city just as it did three weeks age when the Fighting Irish toppleo Oklahoma, 27–⁠21, in a nationally televised game that still has the country talking. Tomorrow’s contest, starting al 2 pm. EST, will be viewed by a national TV audience following the Army–Navy game in Philadelphia that begins half an hour earlier. officials of the National Broadcasting CO. estimate that about 35 minutes of the game will be shown in the bobtailed double feature. Oklahoma was one of three conference champions that were blasted from the indicated ranks this season by the underdog Irish Texas and Purdue also fell as Notre Dame fashioned it’s current record of six victories, two losses Ito Michigan State and Pitts burgh) and one tie, with Penn, the Ivy League titlist. Other Notre Dame victims were North Carolima, Navy, and Iowa last week, 27–⁠0. Unbeaten Southern California, the Pacific Coast Conferences Rose Bowl hope against the Big Tens Wisconsin, has a nine-game winning string. The Trojans, ranked No. 2 nationally to No. Z for the Irish. haven’t lost since Notre Dame spilled them, 1912, in the 1851 finale at Los Angeles. BY defeating Notre Dame, the men of Troy can register their first unbeaten-untied season since 1882, when they shut out the Irish, 1870, in stride. They are a favorite to win tomorrow. The game is the oath in a bit

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