Northwestern at Purdue

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., November 6, 1921, page 1

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  NORTHWESTERN Is PURDUE’S MEAT BOilermakers Win First Game in Five Years From Con- ference Opponent. LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. 5.-Purdue won its first conference football game in five years today by defeat ing Northwestern 3 tot 0. 4 place ment kick from the 25-yard line by Miller N the third period resulted I’m the only points Of the game Hun dreds of old graduates. here for the annual homecoming, saw the contest. Northwestern showed its greatest punch in the final period when IL carried the ball from it’s own 40 yard line to the Purdue eight-vard line with a series OF forward passes. Offside play, however, cost the Wis itors their best opportunity 10 score and the ball went to Purdue on it’s own 24-yard line. The Hoosier collegians outplayed Northwestern throughout the first | three periods and several times were within striking distance OF the goal I The Boilermakers lacked the final punch, however, TO rush the oval over the line. The goal from placement was precoded by a march down the field by Purdue from it’s own 25-yard line TO the visitors 15-yard mark 1t was at this time that Miller was elected to drop back for his goal from placement. Lineup and summary; Purdue CS). Northwestern COZ Carman ... McElwain Left End. spencer .............. IA. Penfield Left Tackle NJ drill ............... Saunders Left Guard. Birk ................. Hathaway Center. ! Gelger ........ Dahl Right Guard. / Kerr ............... Putnam Right Tackle Miller ........ .......... Ewing Right End. Murphy ..........-.. Blumenthai Quarterback. / Williams Observation-Disclosures. Helmer Left Halfback. Wagner .......... Grausnick Right Halfback. Meeker Patterson Fullback. Score by periods: / Purdue ....... 0 3 0–⁠3 / Northwestern .... 0 0 90 / Purdue scoring: Goal from place. / ment-Nuler. Observation-Disclosures H. Chicago. Umpire-Benbrook. Mich igan. Head Lnesman-St. John, J Notre Dame. Field Judge-Iipski, ( Chicago. Time Of periods, Is min mites each

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  Pueblo chieftain, Colorado, November 7, 1921, page 8

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  SPORT NEWS SCRAMBLE FOR FIRST R0NORS BECOMING MORE COMPLICATED cred in the Ohio State–Chicago game and those who had predicted super football for this contest We’re not dis appointed for the two teams played what is admitted to have been the greatest battle staged on Stagg field in many years. Ohio state outplayed for two and a half periods. rallied in spectacular finish and put over Il touchdown for a to 0 victory. 1t was Chicago’s first defeat this year. Wisconsin was idle Saturday and Iowa beat Minnesota Al to Z. Ohio State plays only Purdue and Illinois and both games should be easy for the Buckeyes. Iowa meets Indiana and Northwestern and apparently has little chance of losing either game. Wisconsin must defeat Michigan and Chicago, both strong teams. Iowa in beating Minnesota showed even more than had been expected. In in the way Of strength. Purdue won its first conference game in five wears by defeating Northwestern 3 to 0. The other teams were idle.

• Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, November 6, 1921 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS boStoh Coliege, II: Marietta, @. Washington and Jefferson, 49,; Westminster. H. Colgate. II: Rochester. O. Johns Hopkins. IS: Havcrrord, 8. fenn State. 2S; Carnegie Tech. Z. Akron. 50; Muskingum. S. Oberiin. IA: Wooster. c. United States Infantry School. os: PRESBYTERIAN College OF South Carolima, Q. Lehish, Is; Muhlenburg. “a. Brown. IS: Bouaventure, o. Boston University 5: Tufts. T. New Hampshire College, “a; Colby. Bowdoin. II: Maine. 8. Phillips .Andover, rs; Worcester Academy. l3. Amherst. 3; Wesleyan. , ttIc). Iowa. Al: Minnesota. {. Rollins. II: College OF Charleston Furman. 81; Mercer. o. Williams. ~; Union. 0. Harvard freshmen, Il; Princeton freshmen. II. Penn Military College. II: UrsInins. Trinity. rs: Guilford, o. Catholic University. %; william and Mary II. Michigan Aggies. IA: University OF South Dakota. o. Chicago Y. NJ. c. A.. IA: Butler. Z. Wabash Il: Milliken. 3. Wi;ienbnrs. o; Kenyon. o. MI. Union. :: Case. IS. Illinois. 81; Dcpauw, o. Amcs. {: Drake. o. Dcnnison, :: Ohio Wesleyan, o. Miami. q: Otterbcin. o. South Carolina. :: Florida. I Ctie). The Citadel. 4: Ncwbcrry. (tie). Nofre Dame. os; Army, O. Syracuse. 10: McG!u. 0. Cornell. II: Columbia, Princeton. 10: Harvard .. Nebraska. 10: Pittsburgh. 0. Navy. 6; Buckneil. o. Lafayette. IS: Pennsylvania. 6. Swartbmore. l2; Stevens. 0. Rensselaer, Poly. 81: Hobart. 0. Yale. IS: Maryland. 0. ST. Johns. 81: Gallaudeu,. Z. Ohio State. Z; Chicago. 0. Purdue, 3. northwestern, 0. Vanderbilt. Is: Alabama. 0. Georgetown. “a: Fordham. :. Georgia. 2I: Virginia. 0. Sewance. a.: Chattanooga, o. Georgia Tech. As: Clemson. z. North Carolina. 20; v. NJ l.. :. University OF Richmond. Al; Wake Forest. Q. Auburn. IA: Tulane. o. Howard. 81: Marion Institute, O. Mississippi College. 81; University of Mississippi. o. Howard. 2l; Marion Institute. o. Centre College. SIS: University of Kentucky, 0. Vanderbilt “A. alnlan,o University Of Tennessee, IA: Missippi a. & NJ, {. T.. S. u. 10: Arkansas, :. Davidson. 3: North Carolina State, 3 uie). Roanoke College, SO; E~.ory AMI Henry, H. King College. ~: East Tennessee Normal. G. Washington. o: Missouri. Z. Cincinnati. 6: Ohio University, E. Washington and Lee. q; West Virginia. Is. Gettysburg. 10: villa Nova. 13. Kansas. &; Oklahoma, “a. Kalamazoo College. s; Albion Co.. lege. q. Marquette. 40; Haskell Indians. .. Kansas AgRie, 81; Grinncll. z. st. Xavier. %; St. Ignatius, 0. Hampden Sidney, 4: Elon COL lcEc. {. Earlham. IA; Dayton University. “A (tie). Maryville College. IT; Cumberland University. 2. Utah Agricultural College. %: School of Mines. Colorado, Z. University of Oregon, z: Washing ton State College. z. University of Colorado. So: Colo RADIO College. IA. Pennsylvania. Z; University Of Louisville. o. Union University. Il; Bethel Col lege. o. Spring Hill. 81; Jefferson College. 6. University OF Washington, 0; STAN ford. 0. Texas University. A; Southwestern University, o. Nevada. IS; Utah, Z. University Of Southern California, Z; University of California. 3S. Idaho. 5: Montana, z. Georgetown College. 80: Kentucky Wesleyan, o. Winnipeg Club Wants Dempsey. WINNIPEG. Nov. 5.-The Winni. peg Sporting Club has offered $780, 900 10 Jack Dempsey to meet nm OPP ponent In Winnipeg next summer. II

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  Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial, Delaware, November 7, 1921, page 9 (results column)

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  SATURDAY SPORT. College Football. Delaware University, 4s; Western Maryland. G. Princeton. 10: Harvard, 8. Yaie, %; Maryland 0. Colgate. al; Rochester, 0. Boston College IA; Marietta, 0. Cornell. Al Columbia, z Lafayette, 3S; Pennsylvania, 6. Notrs Dame, Is; Army, o. Syracuse, 13; MagiH, 0. Georgetown, “a; Fordham, Z. Nebraska. 10: Pittsburg, 0. Navy. 6 Buckneln, 0. Muhlenberg, IA; Lehigh, 13. Illinois, q; Depauw, o. Washington and Jefferson, 40; Westminster, - Allegheny. %; Buffalo. 10. Bethany, IA; Grove City, 0, Iowa. Al; Minnesota, :. Purdue. 3 Northwestern, 0. Wittenberg, o; Kenyon, 0. Ohio State. Z: Chicago, 0. Case. 13: Mount Union, Z. Oberiin. IA; Wooster, East Tech. IA; Toledo Scott Ohio Northern 6 Reserve, 0. Davidson, 3; North Carolina State l3. Georgia. Tech. as; Clemson, I. v. p. l., 54 Morris Harvey College 4. Centre, 55; Kentucky State. O. Mississippi College, 27; University of Mississippi. 0. University Of Detroit, 81; Spring field, O. Swarthmore. 13; Stevens, 0. Amherst. 8; Wesleyan, 3. Penn State, IS: Carnegie Tech, :. Bowdoin, IA; Maine. Z. New Hampshire State. “a; Colby, T. Boston University, s; Tufts, 0. Rensselaer,, 21; Hobart. G. Alfred, Z; Hamilton. O.. Johns Hopkins. 2S; Haversord, o. A. and NJ, IA; Baylor, 3. Louisiana State, 10; Arkansas. T. Rico. Z; S. NJ. U. p, 0. Washburn, 10; Emporia. Z. Holy Cross, 2S; Bates. 0. Williams, 81; Union, 9. Auburn, IA; Tulane, 0. Georgia, 81: Virginia. 0. Furman. 81; Mercer, 0. Creighton, 81; st. Louis University. Ames. 2; Drake, 0. Missouri University. Z; Washington University, 0. West Virginia University, 2S; Wash ington and Lee. 7. Miami, 81 otterhein. 0. Vanderbilt. IA; Alabama, 0. Sewanee, AZ; Chattanooga. 0. Tennessee, IA Mississippi A. and NJ, Z. University of California, sS; Uni versity of Southern California, Z. stanford, 0; University of Washing ton, 0. Brown, 55: st. Bonaventura, Z. Local Football. \ Salesianum Catholic High School, o Wilmington High school, 0. Parkslde. s. St. Hedwig’s. Chester, 0 | Chesrook, IA; Defiance, 1S. Ninth Ward, IA; South Side Az. giles, 0. ! Norwood A, A.. 81; St. Mary’s, 6 American Legion, 10; st. Thomas, West End, 81; Five Points, 0. West End Academy, 1S, Five Point. Seconds, Z. Soccer. / Resurrection, q Wilmington Ga, Company, 0. du Pont High, A: Swarthmore Prep. 2. Chester Burns, 2; Wilmington Burns. 0. Edge Moor, 3 North Philadelphi, A. A.. 0. basketball. X of G., 27; Key stone Of Phfladel phia, rs. Brownson Thirds, ss; Hagley Third 20.

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Purdue leads 53–⁠36–⁠1 in 90 meetings, counting the 77 since this game.