Lawrence at Minnesota

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  Omaha daily bee, Omaha [Neb.], September 25, 1910, page 25

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  Gophers Blank Lawrence Men in First Battle Maroon and Gold Run Up Score Of Thirty-Four Points Upon Their Lighter Opponents. MTNNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Sept A.--hinncsofa defeated Lawrence in the first game Of the local season by a score Of “a to 0. Minnesota played all around their lighter opponents in the first, the back field men going through the line and around the ends at will Both teams almost entirely relied upon straight foot ball. Lawrence never looked dangerous. The work OF McGovern and Rosenwald was conspicuous Rosenwald’s nose was broken in the second half. Lawrence received the kickoff, but was forced to punt. Receiving the ball on their own 35-yard lire, Minnesota easily carried the ball down the field for a touchdown, Johnston, Stevens, McGovern and Rosenvalid carrying the ball off the tackles and around the ends for gains Of five TO twenty yards. Rosenwald went over for the touch down, Morrill, failed to kick goal. Schneider Of Lawrence, injured his knee and was replaced by Smith. After the first three min utes Of rest McGovern carried the ball from the fifteen to the eight-yard line. and two more rushes carried Johnston over the line. Morrill, kicked goal. On the next kickoff McGovern made a run OF fifteen yards and Rosenwald tore down the field for twenty and thirty yards respectively, the latter running for a touch down. Morrill, kicked goal. The next goal was another procession. ErdshI. who replaced Johnston, helping Nc Govern and Rosenwald to carry the ball to the five-yard line. Stevens went over. Brookley intercepted forward pass on the thirty-three yard line and ran for touch down. Morrill, kicked goal Minnesota used several substitutes in the last half and Lawrence took a big brace, the maroon and 1old making oniv one NOR, touchdown.

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  The times dispatch, Richmond, Va., September 25, 1910, page 25

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  minnesota Defeats Lawrence. Especial to The Times-Dispatch. Minneapolis. MINI, September IT. Minnesota defeated Lawrence IN the frst game Of the local season by g. score of 81 to o. Minnesota played all around their lighter opponents IN the first half. the back field men going through theSline and around the ends at Will. Both teams relied almost en-. ttrely upon straight football. Law renee never looked dangerous. The work of McGovern and Rosenwald was conspicuous. In the second quarter Rosenwald’s nose was broken.

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  Albuquerque morning journal, Albuquerque, N.M., September 25, 1910, page 1

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  MINNESOTA DEFEATS LAWRENCE UNIV EItSIIN Minneapolis. Sept. 2l.-Mlnnes”li defeated Lawrence in the first anne of the local football season by q scor, nf 81 to o. Minnesota played az around their lighter opponents i’m inc first half. the backfield men eolnS through the line and around the en”s an viii. Both teams relied almost entirely upon straight football. law never looked ~dangeroua tcSelivalds nose was broken IN she s’”ond half.

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  The Cairo bulletin, Cairo, Ill., September 25, 1910, page 1

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  MINNESOTA BEAT LAWRENCE Minneapolis, Sept. “a. Minnesota defeated Lawrence In the first foot ball game In the west, 81 to 0. Min. nesota played all around ner lighter opponents in the first refioI the half backs being called through the line and around the ends az will. Both teams relied upon straight football. Lawrence looked better. Rosenwarl, Of Minnesota, had his nose broken ~ the second quarter.

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Minnesota leads 6–⁠0 in six meetings.