Minnesota at USC

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  Evening star, September 27, 1953, page 75

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  GieI’ S Miscues Help Trojans 10 1T Win Over Minnesota LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26.- Southern California’s Trojans scored two touchdowns on a pair of msicues by Minnesota today, added a field goal and ruined the 1853 bow of the Gophers and their All-America halfback, Paul Giel The TIT victory was uses second Of the season. More than $4,000 fans turned out to see the first clash between the two teams. Superior man power spelled the difference in the long run for the Pacific Coast Conference team. Aside from one brilliant 67-yard run by Giel, the Gopher star had bad afternoon. Fumbles Lateral. 1t was Giel who fumbled a lateral pass that was recovered by Trojan Tackle Ed Fouch on the Minnesota IA, permitting the TrojanS to score on the next play. And it was Giel whose quick kick from his own goal line was blocked and recovered in the end zone for Trojan touchdown. The other Trojan score was a

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USC leads 6–⁠2–⁠1 in nine meetings, counting the eight since this game.