Indiana at Iowa

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  The evening herald, Albuquerque, New Mexico, November 13, 1921, page 1

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  IOWA ROMPS OVER INDIANA. Al TO 0 Captain Devine Scores Four of T~ouchdowns; Kicks Four Goals IOWA CITY, Ia. Nov. 12.-Coach Jones’ perfect football machine. funotioning with Captain Aubrey Devine. quarterback. as the handspring. easily kicked off 6 touchdOwns n defeated Indiana here this afternoon. a to 0. Captain Devine, his brother, Cleo, haIfback. Duke” Slater. giant negro tackle, and George Belding. end. playing their last game on Town soil. we’re the main cogs In the machine that won It’s fourth Big Ten” game and kept clear the all-S ictotious record OF the fowans. Coach Stiehm’s pupils never had a chance. The Hawkeye tuggcrnaut put across 3 touchdowns In the first quarter and one in each OF the renaming periods. captain Devine scored 4 OF the n kicked 4 goals. Full back Locke smashed through the line for two touchdowns and Shuttleworth Kicked the final goal OF the game. The Iowa team retained the often dive throughout. Captain DoVine used the entire triology OF the Triple threat to perfection and exhibited wonderful form In Juggling the ball hehind his bulwarks OF Interference. Fullback Locke was the mainstay OF the Iowa line smashing. The work OF bedding In his breaking up the dcsperate passes Of the Indians was also olasscd as a stellar performance by the 5000 ,owans Who shivorod through the light snowfall that con- ;inucd through h game.

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  Evening star, November 13, 1921, page 26

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  IOWA ROUTS INDIANA BY A4l-TO-O COUNT IOWA CITY, Iowa, November “a Scoring three touchdowns in the first period and one in each succeeding quarter, Iowa had an easy time romping away with a 41-to-0 victory over Indiana in a western conference game here today. With Capt. Aubrey Devine performing with all his brilliancy, the powerful Hawkeye team shattered the defense of Indiana in the open ing quarter and ran up a 20-to-0 advantage before the game had progressed Is minutes, Devine circled the ends and sprint ed off tackle for big gains, while Locke aided Eardage through the line. Devine made runs of 25 and 20 yards to score the first two touchdowns. pevine scored another touchdown in the following quarter. The other scores were made by Locke with his plunges, going through center for IL yards in scoring the sixth touch down. The Hoosiers marched down the field in the closing minutes, but in tercepted passes by Boydson and Locke checked them.

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  The New York herald, New York, November 13, 1921, page 56

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  Iowa Romps Away From Indiana With Al to 0 Score Capt. Aubrey Devine Plays a Brilliant Game. Iowa CITY, Iowa, Nov. 12.-Scoring three touchdowns in tho first period, and ono in each succeeding quarter, Iowa had an easy time romping away with a IL to victory over Indiana in q West ern Conference game here to-day. With Capt. Aubrey Devine performing with all his brllliancy. the powerful Hawkeye team shattered the defence Of Indiana In the opening quarter and ran UP a 20 to advantage before the game had progressed Is minutes. Devine circled the ends and, sprlnted off tackle for big gains, while Locke added yardage through the line. Devine made runs of % and 20 yards to score the first two touchdowns. Devine scored another touchdown in the following quarter. The other scores were made by Locke, with his plunges going through centre for IL yards In scoring the sixth touchdown. The lineup.

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  Arizona republican, November 14, 1921, page 7

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  OHIO STATE AND IOWA TIED FOR WESTERN TITLE CHICAGO, Nov 13-With the west ern conference gridiron season week away. the Ohio State and Iowa elevens, each with four victories. are tied for first place. Wisconsin virtually was eliminated as a result of to tie with Michi- gan Saturday while the OhiSans were bowling over Purdue, 2S to 0. and the Hawkeyes buried Indiana under 41 to 0 score. Both Ohio State and Iowa have comparatively easy opposition for the final games. Ohio meets Illinois while Iowa tackles Northwestern. The standing:

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Iowa leads 46–⁠29–⁠4 in 79 meetings, counting the 75 since this game.