The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 19

SUXDAT, OCTOBER 18, 1942. fr NOW! More Than 375,000 Circulation! -fr FORTS- THREE 3 ft NOW! More Than 875,000 Clrcnlatlon! MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER. ir? np. hph cn TTT i (rat TUQUT? Tl3 II Tl TUarN iFTk III j. JW fct Bk 1 1 Ji war- -4 oooiHIuT LAUTERBACH (IU) A55ES a 4 'J! A -f -V 4 Hrfi0leM tJ f' -t.

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1 1- 1 i i P'1'." FjlOtU by Joba RoMBfnfc avaa, aava-v-a uit iuuli1ul.a uupiuo xiau ctuicu twu puiuto uu a. actxcij, iyiLK juucKemt; er, uupner xiauuatK, oruKe inrougn ien iacKie ana racea yaras ior a toucnaown against iNieoraska at Lincoln Saturday. Bill Gamaas' kick for extra point was good and the Gophers were away to a 9 to 0 lead with only half of the first quarter gone. Nebraska stiffened a little later on but Minnesota wound up with a 15 to 2 victory. i.