Gettysburg at Penn State

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

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  SCORE BY PERIODS Penn State. ......... S % Gettysburg. ........... o o o. Gettysburg ,............ o o Touehdowns- Wilson t3}. Point after touchdown Palm, (drop kicks). Sub stitutions-~Pepn State: Palm for Patton Arteit for Frank. Gettysburg g-~Peelis for Derr, Wolfe for Yost. Briggs tor Peells Hunter for Mordan. Doran for Zones Fauber for BreaAa. Gilbralth for Ne Doweli. Derr for Hunter. Yost for Wolfe Referee – Wataeys, Syracuse Umpire 0insaEd, Harvard. Head nnesman-r.Pest HAMILTON. Time ef periods-Fifteen sSiButes each

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  The Rock Island Argus and daily union, Rock Island, Ill., October 9, 1922, page 1 (results column)

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  FEW REVERSES IN GRID DOPE ON SATURDAY Pittsburg Only Big Eleven to Be Trimmed. Copyright, 1922, by The Argus.) New York, Oct. 9.-With the exception Of Pittsburgh. who was humSied for the second successive season by Lafayette, the important elevens of the country suffered no reverses on Saturday and thus are resuming practice today with no serious, ineradicable blots upon their. escutcheons. There is no coach who doesn’t place proper value on hard, Cruel ling contest at this stage OF the season. 1t informs him as to the weak spots of his eleven in a way that would otherwise be impossible. 1t seasons the players and let’s them know. at a formative period in their development what a rigid opposition and hard knocks mean. Alison the acid tests applied such offensive equipment as the coach has given his eleven. Yale and Harvard both had workouts to their liking. They were hard enough to put the teams on their mettle and yet not SO hard as to extend the big fellows desperately. Princeton had rougher going against Virginia, which came north with a good line and backs. Play was mainly in Virginia terri tory, but the Tigers could make no touchdowns. AS for Yale North Carolina outrushed her and block ed the Eli punts. ! Georgia’s defeat by Chicago was | not as surprising as the size of score, 20 to 0. The Athens team started the season with high hopes. | Possibly this defeat will bring the Bulldogs to form. Columbia pro- | duced a splendid backfield and a / good line against Amherst. The Blue and White looks like a COM | ing team. In the south Georgia | Tech was held surprisingly small score by Davidson. Evidently the football idea is spreading like a running vine throughout the small southern colleges. Penn State performed well against Gettysburg. thus showing ! logical and normal development. The Army did we’ll to defeat Kan sas, Is to 0. The cadets are being , brought along slowly but surely. Dartmouth gratified her admirers by the showing against Maine and the Navy had nothing more than a breather against Western Reserve. | Tn ta he III Ohio States weak showing against Ohio Wesleyan and Indiana’s score less tie with Depauw. In such manner the lowly rise to deal blow for blow with the big fellows. But Iowa’s overwhelming defeat OF Knox shows clearly that Tad Jones brother is going to bring no humble team to the Yale bowl next Satur. day.

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  Albuquerque morning journal, Albuquerque, N.M., October 8, 1922, page 4 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Stanford University, 9; Olympic Club, 81. University of California. so; United States Marines, 0. University of Oregon, 81; Will Jeanette, O.. whitman College, o; University OF Idaho, 8. Michigan. As; Case. 0. Purdue, 10; James Milliken, 0. Pittsburgh, O; Lafayette, z. Army, IS; Kansas, O. Harvard, 20; Holy Cross, o. Dartmouth, 10; Maine, 0. Nebraska, 81; South Dakota, .. williams, Il; Middlebury, 7. Pennsylvania, o; University OF South, 0. Cornell, IS; Niagara, 0. Georgetown, 0; Lebanon Valley, Wisconsin, Al; Carleton, o. Johns Hopkins, 2; Mount St. Mary’s, 0. Carnegie Tech. 81; Geneva, 8. Princeton, 5: Virginia, 0. Wesleyan, 81: Bowdoin, 0. Colgate. 8; Allegheny, 0. Coe, “a; Ames. 0. Northwestern, II; Beioit, 0. Michigan Aggies, {; Albion, 7. Ohio State, s; Ohio Wesleyan, O.. Georgia Tech. 10; Davidson. 0. Wabash, 81; Lake Forest, o. Indiana, 0; Depauw, 0. Kalamazoo Normal, 7; valparaise, %. North Dakota, o; Minnesota, %. Center, IS; Mississippi, 0. Penn State, 20; Gettysburg, 0. Washington and Jefferson, 10; Bethany. Z. Washington and Lee. IA; North Carolina State, 8. Iowa Wesleyan, ~; Monmouth, 7. Vanderbilt, SO; Henderson Brown, o. Maryland. o; University of virginia, 0. Dayton, go; Earlham, 7. Missouri, 2S; Grinnell, o. Lehigh, 81; st. Francis. 0. West Virginia, So; Marietta. University OF Oregon, 81; Will University of Montana, 0. on”. thAhoie, o., UrSlnlOs, o. Washburn, O.: Kansas Aggies. AZ. Virginia Military Institute, 81: Roanoke College, 0. Simmons College, 0; Baylor Uni versity, AZ. Texas University, ~; Phillips University, 10. Texas Christian University, 21; Dallas University, 6. Rice Institute, %; Sam Houston Normal, 3.

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Penn State leads 25–⁠0–⁠1 in 26 meetings, counting the six since this game.