SPORTS SECTION only of the New York Times , Nov. 15, 1936

• Northwestern Wildcats beats Michigan Wolverines
• Ends undefeated season clinching the Big Ten title
• Golden era of  NCAA college football

Page 5 of this section has a two column heading: "Michigan Wages Heroic Battle, But Falls Before Northwestern" with subhead and lineups. (see images) 
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Background: The Northwestern Wildcats’ 9–0 shutout over the Michigan Wolverines on November 14, 1936, stands as one of the most significant victories in program history, as it solidified Northwestern's status as the top-ranked team in the country and clinched an undefeated Big Ten Championship (6–0 in conference play). Played at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor under legendary head coach Lynn "Pappy" Waldorf, this pivotal win propelled the 1936 Wildcats to become the first squad in school history to reach the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press poll, cementing their legacy as a dominant national powerhouse during the golden era of Big Ten football.