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  Bismarck daily tribune, Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.], October 23, 1911, page 2 (results column)

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  . $e%@$$$e@$%@@%%% = SATURDAYS FOOTBALL : :: :: = :. : = I: : =: = :: : = : :: = WEST Minnesota, 81; Nebraska, g. Chicago, “a; Illinois, 0. Northwestern, 5; Indiana, 0. Michigan, 10; Ohio State, 0. Wisconsin, 26; Colorado College, 0. Marquette II; Wabash, 9. Drake, IS, Coe, 6. Case, 26; Kenyon, S. Cornell College, 8; Iowa, O. Oberlin, 8; Denison, @. Ames 6; Missouri, 3. Ohio Wesleyan, z; Western Reserve, o. St. Louis, 0; Depauw, 0. Denver, 5; Baker University, 0. Washington University, 70; West minster,0. Hamline, II; North Dakota, 0. North Dakota A. c., SO; Aberdeen Normal, 0. Kansas g.; Aggles, 0. Culver, II; Franklin, 0. Carleton, %; Deaf Mutes, s. Enderlin High, 3; Valley City High Notre Dame q; Butler 0. EAST. Army, 6; Yale, 0. Navy, 0; Princeton, 0. Brown 6; Pennsylvania, 0. Dartmouth, %; Williams, 5. Lafayette, 10; Syracuse, 0. Cornell, 6; Washington and Jefferson, 0. Lehigh, 5; Ursenus, 0. Pennsylvania state 18: Villa Nova 0. Harvard II: Amherst, @. Carlisle Indians, II; University of Pittsburg, @.

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Wisconsin leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.