Washington State at Oregon

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, November 9, 1919, page 1

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  Washington State College Defeats Oregon by 10 Score Portland, Ore, Nov 8.-Washington State college defeated the Uni versity of Oregon, to 0, here in 4 hard-fought game. The break of the game” decided the issue. Early in the third quarter Brandenburg of the Oregonians fumbled the ball on a criss-cross play, Herreid recovering it on Oregon’s 22-yard line. From there the Staters marched to their touchdown, the only one of the game.

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  The daily Alaska citizen, Alaska, November 9, 1919, page 4

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  OREGON LOSES TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEFEATS RIVAL COLLEGE IN HARD FOUGHT CAME. PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. S-(RD- The Washington college football elav- en today defeated the University of Oregon team in a hard fought batue by a score of to o. The lads from w. s. C., played a hard offensive game that Oregon was unable to solve. This game is believed to virtually decide the championship of the Pacific coast elevens.

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  The weekly Alaska citizen, Alaska, November 10, 1919, page 1

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  OREGON LOSES TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEFEATS RIVAL COLLEGE IN HARD FOUGHT GAME. PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. S.-(R)- The Washington college football elev- Oregon team in hard fought battle by a score of to o. The lads from W. $. G.. played a hard offensive game that Oregon was unable to solve. This game is believed to virtually decide the championship of the Pacific coast elevens.

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 9, 1919, page 1 (results column)

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  Results of College Football Games Played Yesterday EAST Harvard, 10; Princeton. 10. Dartmouth, 20; Pennsylvania. 10. Yale. Ia; Brown. 0. Stevens. 49,; Columbia, o. Penn State. 20; Lehigh, 7. Notre Dame. II; Army, 9. Pittsburgh, Z; w. and j.. S. Rutgers, 13; Boston College. 7. Cornell, 20; Carnegie Tech, o. Georgetown. 6; Navy. 0. Colgate, 81; Rochester, 0. Syracuse. 8; BuckneIl. 0. N. Y. IT,, II: Union, 6. Lafayette, 48; Dickinson, 0. Swarthmore, 20; Franklin & Mar shall, 0. Amherst. o; Wesleyan. 7. Haverford, 7; Johns Hopkins, 0. Gallaudet, II; Western Maryland, 6. Holy Cross, ii; Colby, 0. Maine, 1S; BowSoin. @. Springfield: II; Hamilton, 0. Williams. i9; Middiebury, O. n. ii. State, 50; Worcester Tech, 0. Penn Military College, 3; Ursinus, 6. Westminster 6; Buffalo. 0. Nit. st. Marys, 3; Lebanon Valley, O. Princeton Freshmen, IS; Harvard Freshmen, 0. Yale Freshmen. 10; Cornell Fresh men, O. Newport Naval Training Station, 10: Great Lakes, II. Getty sburg, 20: Villa Nova, 0. Norwich, 10; Vermont, o. Boiling Field Aviators, 10; Catholic University, 81. Penn Freshmen. IA: Mercersburg, 6. Muhlcnburg, 81; Albright. 0. Mass. Aggies, 10; X. l. State, II. Center College of Kentucky, 14 West Virginia, o. Maryland State, 27; ST. Johns, 0. WEST Chicago, 10; Michigan, 0. Ohio State, 20; Purdue, 0. Illinois, 10; Minnesota, 6. Iowa, Ia; Northwestern, L. Tufts, 7; Detroit. 3. Michigan Aggies, 10; S. Dakota, 0. Marietta, q; West Virginia, 0. Cincinnati, Z; Kentucky State, 0. Depauw, 0; Wabash, 0. Earlham, 6: Franklin, 2. North Dakota Aggies, 6; Fargo, 0. Idaho, Z; Montana, 0. California, IA: Southern Califor- MIA, 10 Washington State, 7; Oregon, 0. Nebraska, II; Missouri, 5. Kansas, o: Oklahoma, O. Utah, I; Colorado, 0. Nebraska Wesleyan, “a; Wyoming, o. Drake, “A; Washington University, 10. St. Louis University, o; Marquette, o. Colorado Aggies, 27; Utah Aggies, Z. Denver, o.; Colorado School of Mines, SOUTH Tennessee, 6; South Carolina, 6. Vanderbilt, 16; Alabama. IL. Washington and Lee, 3; Georgia Tech, 0. Tulane, IA; University of Florida, ?.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Oregon leads 52–⁠37–⁠6 in 95 meetings, counting the 92 since this game.