Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State

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  The New York herald, October 8, 1922, page 52

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  Ohio State Surprised by Ohio Wesleyan Eleven No Touchdown Made, With Score S to 0. COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct 7--ohlo state Taught a tartar to-day The Ohio Wesieyan football eleven held II to 5 TO o.. There was no touchdown during four periods OF play. The smaller school which In the last several years has furnished little oppobitlon for the Buckeyes, fought plucky battle and on two occasions came within scoring distance OF the Ohio goal. A tafety scored when Wesleyan punt was blocked and drop kick from the toe of Quarterback Hoge Workman. from the 23 yard line. accounted for the Buckeyes points. The game marked the unofficial OPEN ing of Ohio States new million and a half dollar stadium and was witnessed by a chowd Of approximately $4,000 persons. which did not half fill the yet unfinished structure. but proved the largest body which had ever witnessed football game In Columbus. The sta HiumAwilI be officially dedicated October si. when Michigan will meet the Buck. tycs.

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  The Bemidji daily pioneer, Bemidji, Minn., October 9, 1922, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL REUtE 4 Bemidji O; Duluth Cathedrals IA. North Dakota O.; Minnesota %. Grand Forks high 81; Fargo II. Bismark 8; Mandan o. Timber Lake 10; Selby 3. N. D. Aggies Sd; Fargo Legion Q. Minot AZ; Bottineau 0. South Dakota O; Nebraska sc. Michigan 4S; Case O.. Yale IS; North Carolina 0. Tufts 6; Bates o. Syracuse 80; New York Uniyer. 0. Columbia 43; Amherst s. st. Johns 9; Washington 3. few Hampshire State q; Norwich 0. Purdue 10; James Milliken o. U. of Pittsburgh O.; Lafayette z. Pennsylvania 27; U. of South 0. Dartmouth 10; Maine 0. Il, Harvard 90; Holy Cross O (tinal.) Army 13; Kansas o. Z Havreford o; Stevens 0. Cornell Sc; Niagara 0. Williams Ia; Middleburg z. Wisconsin Al; Carleton Q. 4 Carnegie Tech n; Geneva 6 Chicago 20; Georgia Q. Il Georgetown 10; Lebanon Valley 6. John Hopkins Q; Mt. st. Mary’s O.. Hobart O.; Rensselaer, 6. i. Colgate 10; Allegheny 0. Wesleyan 81; Bowdoin O.. Hamilton 0; Rochester 10. Princeton 5; Virginia 0. Dennison ID; Wilmington 8. Union s.; st. Lawrence 6. Northwestern UT; Beloit 0. Coe “a; Ames 0. Ohio State 5; Ohio Wesleyan 0. Muhlenberg IL; Delaware 0. Michigan Aggies z; Albion z. III. of Detroit 81; Duquesne o. Georgia Tech 10; Davidson 0. Univ. Of iowa 81; Knox o. 5 Marquette o; Ripon O. { Drake 16; Cornell 0. ..:.s.. Indiana o. Depauw o. Manchester 6; ST. Johns 0. fHamline 6; Creighton U. 6. columbus 20; Sioux Falls Col. 0. u. Montana o; U. Washington 26. fConcordia O; st. Olaf 35. ~. st. Thomas O.; S. Dakota State. 1 Parker Col. g.; Gustavus Adolp. 6. Dunwoody Institute o; River Falls, Wisconsin Normal 25. ..

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Ohio State leads 15–⁠0 in 15 meetings, counting the five since this game.