Drake at Missouri

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  The Lexington intelligencer, Lexington, Mo., November 4, 1921, page 1

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  Missouri Tigers Defeat Drake 6 TO 0. 6 to 0. Columbia, Mo-, Oct. 29.-The Missouri Tigers won today’s football game on Rollins Field from Drake University. The f. nal score was, Missouri 6; Drake 0. Missouri took the advantage at the beginning of the game. Chuck Lewis, instead of run ming back the kickoff, punted. Kenshaw, who was onside, when the ball was kicked, recovered the ball and ran for a touch down. Lewis failed to kick goal. The Tigers pressed their adj vantage and pushed the ball in to Drake territory. A few min utes later Lewis tried a drop kick, but failed. In the second quarter, play was renewed in Drake territory. A blocked kick gave the Missouri, team the ball on tn e Drake 5-yard line. A Tiger tumble, however, gave Drake the chance to kick to safety. The half ended without further scoring. AT the opening of the third quarter, Missouri received the kickoff and carried the bah steadily down the field, making three first downs in succession. Drake finally intercepted a Tt ger pass on the Drake 10-yard line. After Drake had kicked cut of danger, the Iowans made a squirt. Two first downs were made in succession then a Drake forward pass was fun bled and Hill recovered for Missouri, in the middle of the field. Near the close Of the third quarter, both teams resorted to forward passes, both making some gains. The quarter ended just after Drake had punted out of bounds on Missouri’s 1S-yard line. In the fourth quarter Chuck Lewis kicked into Drake terri tory. Drake made several gains until Humes and Bunker together intercepted a forward pass on the Missouri 30-yard line. The play then zigzagged back and forth from one end of the field to the other. A Drake forward pass Melted so yards. Drake tried desperately to score in the last few minutes of the game. Three passes, thrown in rapid succession, were not completed. Further attempts to score on forward passes failed and the game ended, giving the victory to Missouri.

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  The Rock Island Argus and daily union, Rock Island, Ill., October 31, 1921, page 16 (results column)

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  HIGH SMOTHEPS OTTAWA -AUGIE WEN! FOOTBALL SCORES Sunday. Sunday. Independents.-13; Green Bay, 3. Staleys-Canton Bul’dogs-No game. rain inals-Hammond-No game rain. Dayton Triangles. 3; Cleveland Tigers. , Akron, 10; Rochester. o. High School. Rock Island 81: Ottawa o. North Des Moines. 3; Davenport, o. Moline. II; LaSalle. IA. Sterling. 81; Prophetstown. IA Big Ten. Iowa. 13; Purdue g. Wisconsin, 80: Minnesota o. Michigan, 3; Illinois, o. East. Centre. 8; Harvard, 0. Princeton. “a; Virginia, o. Yale, As: Brown, 7. Penn State. IS; Georgia Tech 2. Colgate, 2: New York U. Z. Williams. 20; Columbia, O. Pittsburgh. %; Penn. 0. Navy. 81; Bethany. o. Cornell. So: Dartmouth. z. Army, 53: Susquehanna. o. W. C J.. II: Syracuse, 10. Lehigh. II; West Virginia. IA. Muhlenberg, 2; Swarthmore, g. Fordham, 0; Boston. o. Wesleyan. IA: Tufts, o. Georgetown. IS: Geo. Washington o. Amhurst, 20: Hamilton, o. Colby. 3; Maine. o. Johns Hopkins. Al; Western Mary4anA- o Lafayette. 35; Rutgers, o. Bucknell, Al; Catholic O.. o. Vermont IA; Mass. Aggies. z. Trinity. 6: Stevens, o. Roston T.. IA: Rhode Island State, o. New Hampshire. IA; Bates, o. Midwest. AuEuStaUa 10: Monmouth z St. Ambrose, 0; kirksville osteopsths, O. NotTe Dame, %: Indiana, z. Chicago, So: Colorado. o. Northwestern. 81; De Paul, o. Kansas, ri; Kansas Aggies. 7. Creighton. II; St. Xavier, 7. wittenberg, 7: Cincinnati. .. Washington. .; Ames. 0. Otterbein. z; Kenyon, 7. Oberlin. 81 Ohio Wesleyan. o. Nebraska “a; Oklahoma, o. Morningside, IA; Des Moines o.. o. Akron. %; Mt. Union, IA. Wooster, :; Western Reserve. o. Missouri. 6: Drake 0. Millikin, 2: Rolla. O. Coe- 10: Grinuen o. Dubuque. O; Cornell. o. Bradley Poly. II: Normal o. o. Lombard 81; St. Louis, q, O. Columbia, 20; Luther 7. Marquette, =; Michigan Agg1es. o. Detroit, IA: Tulane. o. Miami. 81: Denison. 6. Marietta, 20; West Virginia Wesleyan, T. North Dakota. 50: North Dakota Aggies, Far West. Utah Aggies, 3; Montana Mines, o. Gonzaga, 7; Montana State, .. California. IA: Washington State, o. Denver 9; Wyoming, Q. Colorado Aggies, 81: Colorado College, O. Utah. IT; Idaho. 7. whitman. IA: Montana g. Leland Stanford, IA; Oregon Aggies, z. South Suwanee. 6; Kentucky 0. Texas SO; Rice. 0. Georgia, z: Auburn o. Washington-Lee, g. Virginia Polytechnic, Florida, “a; Howard. o. Vanderbilt, IA: Tennessee O. Alabama. 7; Louisiana State, Z No. Carolina State. Z; Virginia Military,

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  Indiana daily times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 31, 1921, page 8 (results column)

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  Saturday Football INDIANA TEAMS. ANDAANA LEAhos Notre Dame, IS; Indiana, 7. Iowa. 13; Purdue, g. De PAW, 81; Georgetown, 0. Earlham- Western State Normal, post poned until today. OTHER GAMES. Army, 50; SusQuehanna, 0. Alabama 4 L93q,is5ianai I amherst, 20; Hamilton, 0. Arizona. “A: Texas Urnies, 0. Amherst, 20; Hamilton, Q. sAIbion. II; HiusdaIe. 0. AugusUana, IS; Monmouth, I. Baylor, 10; southwestern, 0. Beloit. IS; Knox, Z Boston College, 0; FOrdham. 0. Bucknell, Il Catholic I. O. Boston, “a Rhode Island State. 9. Carnegie Tech, 90; Allegheny, O. Centre, 6; Harvard, 0. Cornell, SO, Dartmouth, Z. Colgate, : +; New York, Z. Case, IS; Heidelberg, 0. Chicago, 80; Colorado, 0. Creighton, Il; Xavier, Z. Colby, 8 Maine. 0. Colorado Aggies, - Colorado College. 0. California, u Washington. 0. Detroit. Il; Tulane, O. Denver. . Wyoming, 9. L Of \. Carolina, 10 L. Of Maryland, 7. Florida, 81 Howard 0. Georgia. Z; Auburn, 0. Georgetown, 2S; George Washington, 0. Gettysburg, u; Dickinson, 0. Gonzaga Z; Montana, . Hobart. q; MON, 7. Johns Hopkins, A West Nd, 0. James MuIIkin, I; Rolla School Of Mines, 0. Kansas, q; Kansas Aggies, I. Kenyon. Z; Otterbeln, I. Lehigh, p West Va, u Lafayette 35; Rutgers, Q. Missouri 6; Drake. 0. Miami, q; Dennison, 0. Michigan, 8: Illinois, 0. Nariette. 20: “. Va, Wesleyan. 0. Marquette, 7; Michigan AggIes. o. Muhlenberg, !: swarthmore, s. Nuskingum 50; Dayton, 0. Navy, q; Bethany, 0. Nortith Dakota !, rs AAggies. 5. Nebraska. n: Oklahoma, o. New Hampshire, II Bates, O. IS North Carolina, Z Y. “. l.. :. 0berlin, p Ohio Wsesleyan.. 0. Ohio Northern, 50. Hiram. 0. Ohio L, 80; Baldwin Wallace, 0. Penn State, Is. Georgia Tech, 7. Princeton, “a virginia. 0. pittsburgh, e, Pennsylvania 0. Stanford, j Oregon Aggtes, Z Tufts. Il: Wesleyan, X Trinity, e. Stevens, 0. Utah. II: Idaho, 7. Vanderbilt. II: Tennessee, 0. Vermont. II; Massachusetts, Aggies, Z. Washington and Lee. “a; Va, Poly, o. Wisconsin, 81 Minnesota. O. Wooster, Z; Western Reserves, O. Wlttenherg, 7; Cincinnati, 2. Washington and Jefferson, II; SYRIA cuse, 10 Washington, .: Ames 0. Williams, 20: Columbia, 0. Yale, ~; Brown, 7. HIGH SCHOOLS. Manual O.; Sheridan, 0. Evansville Central. q; Princeton, 10. Linton, 80; Petersburg. 0. Noblesville S. Westfeld, 0. Jefferson (Lafayette), 6 Monticello O. Boonville, IS; Huntingburg, 6. Richmond. Is; Elkhart, 0. Greenfield. u: EIwood, 6.

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., October 30, 1921, page 11 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES. Iowa, 10; Purdue, s. Depauw. 81: Georgetown. 0. Earlham-Kalamazoo, rain, post poned until Monday. Wisconsin, IS; Minnesota. 0. Michigan, 3 Illinois, 0. Chicago. IS; Colorado. o. Center. g. Harvard, 8. Penn State. 2s; Georgia Tech, Z. Princeton, “a; Virginia. 0. Yale. 45; Brown, Z. Army. 50; Susquehanna, 0. Navy. 81: Bethany. 0. Pittsburg, 2s; Pennsylvania, o. williams. %; Columbia, 0. Colgate, Z; New York Univ. 7. Univ. Of Detroit. IA. Taulane. 10. Marietta. 20; West Virginia Yves leyan, 0 Cornell. 30: Dartmouth. Z. Johns Hopkins, A; Western Maryland. 0. Lafayette, 35; Rutgers, O. Bucknell, Al: Catholic Univ. 0. Trinity. II; Stevens, o. Vermont, IA; Massachusetts, Ag- gies. T. Boston, IA; Rhode Island state, o. New Hampshire, IA; Bates. 0. Georgetown. 2S; George washing ton, 0. Miami, 21; Denison, s. Amherst, 20; Hamilton, o. Colby. 8 Maine. o. Wooster, Z: Western Reserve. 0. Northwestern. “a; Depaul, 0. Akron. %; Mount Union, IA. Lehigh, 21; West Virginia, IA. Muhlenberg. z; Swarthmore, 7. Boston College, o; Fordham, 0. Tufts. IA; Wesleyan. IA. Sewanee. 6. Univ. of Kentucky. 0. Marquette Univ. Z; Michigan Ag- gies, 0. Nebraska, ~; Oklahoma, 0. Washington, 2: Ames. 0. Univ. OF Georgia, Z; Auburn, 0. Virginia Holy Inst. 0. Washing ton and Lee. 8. Univ. OF Florida, “a; Howard. 0. Univ. OF Tennessee, O.; Wander bilt, IA. Univ. Of Alabama, I; Louisiana State, 7. North Carolina State. Z: Virginia Mil. Inst, Z. Utah. II; Idaho. 7. Missouri, 6 Drake, 0. Colorado college, o: Colorado Aggies. “a. University Of California. IA; Washington State college, 0. Texas univ, Sc: Rice, O. North Dakota univ, 3S: North Dakota Aggies, 3. Oregon Agricultural college, Z; Stanford univ, IA. Univ. Of Kansas. p; Kansas Ag- gies, T. Univ. of Arizona. “A; Texas School OF Mines, 0. Washington and Jefferson. II; syria cuse, 10. Ohio Northern. So; Hiram, 0. Case. IS; Heidelberg. 0. Univ. OF Maryland. Z; Univ. of North Carolina, 16. Muskingum college. 35; Dayton univ, 0. Otterbein. z; Kenyon. 7. Oberlin, 21; Ohio Wesleyan, 0. Wittenberg, Z; Univ. OF Cincin- natl. 2. Creighton, IA; st. Xavier. I.

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Missouri leads 14–⁠3 in 17 meetings, counting the four since this game.