Kansas at Army

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  Great Falls tribune. (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, Montana, October 8, 1922, page 1

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  STAGES TEAM WINS OPENER FROM GEORGIA Army Beats Kansas; Colorado Mines Downs Wyo- ming. Stagg Field. Chicago. Oct. 7.-(By The Associated Press)-Chicago open ed its football season with a 20 to 0 triumph over the University of Georgia today in one of the most important intersectional games of the year. Pyott, left halfback, stood six points with two drop kicks and John Thomas, right half. smashed over for two t~ouchdowns. Randall, Georgia’s star halfback, was forced out of the game in the second period because of in %juries. West Point, n. Y, Oct. THE Army defeated the University of Kan sas 10 to 0, in their intersectional football game here today. The game was played on a rain-soaked field. Denver. Oct. Led by Ed Nc Clone veteran Rocky Mountain con ference star. the Colorado School of Mines football team romped away with the University of Wyoming eleven here this afternoon 81 to o. The Cowboys showed a sudden display of strength in the third quarter when they held the Miners for four downs on their own n yard line. Special to The Tribune. Williston, \. D., Oct. THE Will liston high school football team defeated the Dickinson high school team at Dickinson Friday afternoon by a score of 40 to 13. This is the first high school game played by the Will liston team this season and they APP pear to be badly in need of practice, although it is considered that they made a fair showing in view of the fact that Dickinson has already this season defeated two teams-Hettinger by a score of 6S to 7 and Glendive by n score of 10 TO II. In a practice game last week the Williston team defeated the alumni 10 to 0. On the trip to Dickinson the team was accompanied by several automobiles and and airplane.

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  New-York tribune, New York, October 8, 1922, page 19

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  Army Beats Kansas University, Ii to 0, LIN Drizzling Rain WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 7.-TArmy defeated University Of Kansas to-day 13 to 0. The contest was witnessed by large crowd OF spectators, 500 Kan sas rooters being in the stands to cheer their eleven. The game was played in drizzling rain, which made the ball wet and slippery. The Westerners fumbled more fire. quently, although both teams had trouble in handling the ball. The cadets were more successful in recovery. Forward passing and kicking featured the play or both teams. Army’s first touchdown came as a pleted pass. 1t was in the opening period, when the cadets had the bali on Kansas’s 30-yard line. A pass, Snythe to White, took it to the 3-yard mark, from which point Wood took it over on line plunge. Smythe, in the trial for placement goal after touchdown, was successful. smythe intercepted a forward pass in the second period and ran fifty-five yards to score. The goal was missed The Kansans held the Army safe throughout the last two periods, but never themselves seriously threatened Army’s goal. The line-up.

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Birmingham, Ala., October 8, 1922, page 14

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  Army Beats Kansas West Point, N. Y, October T. Army defeated University of Kansas today. 10 to 0. The large crowd in cluded 500 Kansas rooters. The game was played in a drizzling rain. The westerners fumbled more fire. quently, although both teams had trouble in handling the ball. The Cadets were more successful in recovery. Forward passing and kick ing featured the play Of both teams. Army’s first touchdown came as a direct result of a pass. 1t was in the opening period when the Cadets had the ball on Kansas 30-yard line. A pass, Smythe to White, took it to Wood took 1t over. Smythe kicked goal. Smythe intercepted forward pass in the second period and ran SO yards to score. The goal was missed. The Kansans held the Army safe throughout the last two periods. The line-up; Army G3)-white, lie; Goodman, 1t; Farwick. lg; Gar5isch. C; Breidster. rg; Mulligan, TT; Meyers. re; Smythe, OBJ; Timberlake, lib; Dodd, RIB; Wood. fb. Kansas (0)-Black, lie; Ivy. 1t; Davidson, lg; Weidline, C; Higgins, rg; Cave. rt; McLain. re; Wilson, OBJ; McAdams, lib; Kruger, RIB; Sturgeon, fb.

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Army leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.