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  Evening times-Republican, Marshalltown, Iowa, November 24, 1919, page 1

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  S. U. |. Defeats Ares 10 to 0. Iowa City. Nov. 24.-Iowa University defeated Iowa state College in their annual football game at Iowa field here Saturday with a score of 10 to 0, the result of a touchdown by Par ker and e. goal after touchdown by A. Devine in the first period. and field goal by A. Dev.ne near the close Of the game. A crowd estimated at between TOcoo and 1900 persons. said to be the largest that ever saw the two state institutions compete. filed the stands the temporary 1ieach51s erected along the s!delines and at the end Of the field. and the standing room that was avail able in the nooEs between the seats. 1t was an enthusiastic crowd as we’ll as a large one and the spectators were wen repaid by the exciting battle staged by the conterdng teams. The game was punctuated by startling plays. but was marred by many FUN. bles that sometimes changed the for tunes Of play in Just few secondA

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  Omaha daily bee, Omaha [Neb.], November 23, 1919, page 34

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  Hard-Fought Contest Won By Iowa State College Iowa City, Ia, Nov. 22.-The 10 to 0 defeat given the Iowa State college here by the University of Iowa football team does not indicate fully how hard the game was contested. 1t was not until time was called finally that the victors had the game won. The men from Ames apparently were almost, if not entirely, as dangerous in the last Pc Rod as the first. Twice the visitors were within few yards of the uni versity goal line, but in each case punts by the university team put the ball in safe territory. Punting and forward passes were used frequently by both sides.

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., November 23, 1919, page 23

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  IOWA CITY. Iowa. Nov. 3a.-Ths 10 to 0 defeat given tho Iowa State college here today by tho University OF Iowa football team does not indicate fully how hard the game was II was not until time was called finally that the victors had the game won Punting and for ward passes were used freausatiy hv both eideN

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Officially, Iowa leads 48–⁠25; as played, 48–⁠23 in the 71 games on file; the official count covers all 73 meetings, counting the 52 since this game.