Notre Dame at Army

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  Evening star, November 9, 1919, page 28

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  ARMY IS HUMb[ED BY AERIAL ATTACK Notre Dame 0utpIays SOL diers in Hard-Fought Game and Wins, 1923. WEST POINT. N. Y, November s. The Army lost to Notre Dame, 9 to IL. today in close and hard-fought game. The westerners, except for the opening period. played better than the soldiers. Notre Danes air line attack ultimately proved to be the Arnly’s undoing. Coming from behind with the score 9 to in Army’s favor, the visitors launched overhead plays for long and short tosses, which upset the Cadets in the second period. A long pass. Gipp to Bahan, put the ball on Army S 10-yard line and Gipp slipped through in three plays for touchdown. The goal was missed. Army forged its way to score in the opening period, fine work by Schabacker and Lystad featuring in the drive which started at mldheld. Lystad went over for the touchdoWn The goal was missed. McQuarrie kicked a placement goal from the 31-yard line in the second period. In the third period long toss. Gipp to E. Anderson, put the ball on Army’s 1O-yard line. and in two plays Miller went around the right end Tor a touchdown. This goal also was missed For the Army, Greene, Ly stad. Schabacker and Daniels starred Gipp. Brandy, E. Anderson and Bahan featured in Notre Danes game.

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  The Alaska daily empire, Alaska, November 10, 1919, page 1 (results column)

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  |ORECON LOSES TO PULLMAN IN : NORTHWESTERN Washington State Defeats Oregon Champions; U. of w. Beats the AL Fleet Team SEATTLE, Nov. 10.-The Univers- ity of Oregon football team met It’s first defeat of the season Saturday when 1t was beaten by the Washing ton State College eleven at Pullman by score of ‘ to 0. The University of Washington team had no confer ence game Saturday, and played Q picked team from the United States fleet of naval vessels now on Puget Sound, winning by score of IA to 0. The scores for Saturdays games follow: Princeton, 10; Harvard. 10. Washington State College, z; Uni versity of Oregon. o. ssa.lN3 University of Idaho, q; University of Montana, 0. Michigan Aggies. 13; South Dak, ota, O. Purdue. 0; Ohio State, 20. Navy, 0; Georgetown, G. Gonzaga University, 3S;, Whitman, University of California, IA; Uni versity of Southern California, 13. University of Illinois, 10: Univers, ity of Minnesota, 6. Dartmouth. 20; University of Penn sylvania, 19. Pittsburgh. 2; Washington and lief ferson, 6. Chicago. 13: University of Michi gan, O. University of Iowa. 14; Northwes- ern. ‘ Yale, IA; Brown, O. Rutgers, 13; Boston College, ‘. Army. 9; Notre Dame, 12. Cornell, 20; Carnegie Tech, 0. University of Utah, 2; University of Colorado, o. University of Nevada, IS; Califor mia Farm School. o. La Fayette, 48; Dickinson, 0. Colgate. 21; Rochester. O.. Syracuse, g.; Bucknell. O. University of Kansas. O; Univers ity of Oklahoma, 0. University of Missouri, 5: Univers !ty of Nebraska, 12. Stanford, 13; Santa Clara Uniyers ity, 0. Pennsylvania State, 20: Lehigh. ‘. Colorado Aggics, 27; Utah Aggies I7 Washington University est. Louis) 13; Drake. 14. Colorado School of Mines, 0; Den yer. o. University of Washington, IA; Al Fleet Team, O.

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Notre Dame leads 40–⁠8–⁠4 in 52 meetings, counting the 46 since this game.