Arkansas at LSU

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, November 7, 1920, page 8

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  HAGUE’S TOE KICKS L. s. U. TO VICTORY Shreveport La, November s.--Louisi- ana Tigers defeated the Arkansas Razor Backs here today by a score of 3 to 0. A pretty drop kick from the 15-yard goal line by Perry Hague, Louisiana halfback. gave the Tigers the margin. The game played at the Louisiana State fair was witnessed by 10000 persons. Crammed full of close situations, spectacular plays and brimful of clever football. the crowd was kept on it’s toes throughout the contest. The lineup: Louisiana State (5)-Dayis, left end :; Hereford, left tackle; Busse, left guard; Spencer, center; Schneider, right guard ; Woodward, right tackle; Lewis, right end; Benoit tcapt.), quarterback; Hague, left halfback; Ives, right halfback ; Ewen, fullback nsas-Hanzard left end; Rush ing, left tackle smith (captain), left guard; McGill, center; Jamerson, right guard; Ewart, right tackle; Winkle man. right end; Alcorn. quarterback: : Hams, left halfback; Alcorn (capt), right halfback; Robinson, fullback. Score by periods:s L. ,. l.. ..’#........ ...,..... 0 0 5 O-3 Arkansas ............... 0 0 co Substitutions Basore for Rushing; Williams for Basore; Kilbourne for E. Alcorn. Louisiana State: Curtis for Davis; Landry for Schneider.

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Officially, LSU leads 43–⁠23–⁠2; as played, 45–⁠23–⁠2 in 70 meetings, counting the 56 since this game.