Drake at Oklahoma

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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, November 26, 1920, page 2

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  OKLAHOMA LEADS IN VALLEY C1incIes Claim to Conference Title by Defeating Drake, Al to Z. Cuncf1eS Claim TO conference Title by Defeating Drake, Al to Z. Des Moines, Nov. 26.-By defeating Drake university, “A to Z, Oklahoma won its claim to the Missouri Valley championship title Thursday. Frequent forward passes netted the visitors long gains, altho they some times appeared rather weak on the line plunges. Many of brakes at tempted forward passes failed. Ok lahoma had a lead of to at the end of the first period. Davis. Oklahoma, kicked a goal from placement on the 22-yard line. Allen returned As yards and the ball remained in Oklahoma territory the rest of the period. Hill, Oklahoma, made a touchdown early in the second. White made another, but missed goal Haskell scored a touchdown and White kicked goal for the visitors in the third period. Two more touchdowns were made by Okla homa in the fourth. A series of plunges won a touchdown and goal for Drake in the final period. Okla homa made it’s final score by passes and line DlaVS

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Oklahoma leads 3–⁠2 in five meetings, counting the four since this game.