Kansas at Drake

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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, October 20, 1922, page 1

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  USE SECOND Team ‘‘POtsy” Clark Will Give His Varsity Men a Rest. Large Crowd Going to WASH burn-Kansas Game. Coach “Potsy” Clark, of Kansas has announced that he will not use sin gle varsity man in the Washburn- Kansas game at Lawrence tomorrow afternoon. He will start his second string men, known at Kansas as the BLACK Cats” and will use his third string men as substitutes. This will be welcome news to Wash burn fans. and now the Ichabods are figuring on giving the seconds OF kan sas a hard game. The varsity has been going good the last few days, and most of them are in good conditon for the whirl Saturday. Kansas officials believe that the varsity needs a rest after the hard battles at West Point and at Drake both of which were lost. With the rest this week, the Kansans will be in pretty good shape for the clash al Manhattan, October %, when Coach Bachman will try to convince the Jayhawkers that Aggieville has real football team. Washburn lost the game to Kansas last year, % to Z. The year before it was 0 to 0. and in 1919, Elmer Bearg, then coach at WashburR held Kansas to a 6 to 0 score before bleacher full of people at Topeka. Walter shannon will be in at full back against Washburn. He has not been in print much this year, because he has not been able to convince the professors he has ability to function properly in his grades and in foot ball, too. AT last they seem to be convinced, and he will enter the game for the first time Saturday. An unusually large delegation of Washburn rooters, both from the col e lege and from town. have declared their intention of going to the game. IIiwanis club is going in body. Mem bers will meet at the Chamber OF Commerce, with something like thirty cars and will drive to Lawrence for the contest.

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., October 15, 1922, page 1 (results column)

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  RUSHING IRISH ATTACK BEATS PURDUE, 2O--O Football Results Notre Dame 20; Purdue o. Minnesota 20. Indiana o. Iowa o Yale 0. Chicago 10; Northwestern Z. Butler 10; Illinois Z. Army 10. Alabama Poly 8. Wisconsin 20; South Dakota o Georgia Tech 3S: Alabama =. Rensselaer, 20; 81. Lawrence 0. Harvard Is: Bowdoin o. West Virginia Q; L. of Pitts burg g.. Rochester Z; West minister o. Lafayette o.. Muhlenberg O. Culver SO; Great Lakes 0. Vanderbilt 0; Michigan o. Trinity p; HaveCford “A. Navy Il; Bucknell 7 Mt. Union Is; Heidelberg o. Princeton 10; Colgate 0. Cornell IS, New Hampshire state Z. Rutgers Is; Lehign 6. Bethany IA; Grove City 0. Albright Is: Penn Military s. Holy Cross “A; Villa Nova 0. Hobart 20; New York university 0. Stevens o: Hamilton o. Beloit College 80; Northwestern college o. Missouri 6: Ames 3. Drake 6; Kansas 0. , Creighton univ .: Iowa Wesleyan Z. Sewanee 10; Oglethorpe 0. Illinois Wesleyan 8; Augustana 0. Grinnell %: St. Louis univ 0. Toledo univ. o; Alma college 0. -Earlham 6; Rose Poly o. Wabash %; Michigan Aggies 0. Cincinnati univ. o; Georgetown 81. Oberlin 0; Ohio State Il. Maine -; Norwich o. Massachusetts Aggies %: Worcester Tech o. Dartmouth 21: Middlebury O. Amherst IS; Union o. Allegheny 50; Niagara o. Washington and jefferson z; Car negie Tech Z. Penn State 80; Lebanon Valley 6. Springfield college “a; Connect cut Agricultural Z. Vermont Z; Boston university 0. Johns Hopkins 4; George Wash ngton g. Catholic university z; Washing ton college 3. Columbia 10; Wesleyan 6. Wooster 27: Case Q. Brown o; Syracuse 0. Bates 7; Colby T. Univ. of Detroit Q: Des Moines s. Univ. of Pennsylvania u; Univ Of Maryland 0. Univ of North Carolina 10; Uriv. Of South Carolina Z. Franklin o: Hanover o. Univ. of Georgia Z; Furman o. Tniv. of Virginia IA; Univ. Of Richmond S. Southern Methodist univ. 81; Louisiana State o. Colorado Aggies so; Wyoming univ 0. Depauw z; Lake Forest 6. Miami 20; Akron o. Ohio univ. Z: Denison O. Ohio Wesleyan “A, Ohio North arn 0. Kansas Aggies %: Washington Il. Texas Aggies 30; Southwestern 0. North Dakota z; South Dakota 0. St Thomas. p; St. Johns o. Hamline 10; Cornell 0. Texas univ. 10: Oklahoma Ag- 5ies Z. Depauw Z; Lake Forest {. Baylor L. 81; Rice Institute 0. Institute of Tech, 9 Whittier Col ege g. santa Clara. 0; Stanford. 7. St. Mary’s college. o; Univ. Of Il. Univ. of Kentucky 81: Univ Of ,0uisville. o. Denver university. 3; Nebraska Wesleyan, O. Yankton, 3; Morningside. =. Trinity. 26: Omaha university 8. Howard college. o; Mississippi A. and NJ, O. (tied) Univ. of Southern California. IS; -niv. of Arizona 0. Idaho, o; Washington, ?. Tufts 6; williams, 0. (Soccer) Harvard, 3; Amherst, 0.

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  Bisbee daily review, October 15, 1922, page 13 (results column)

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  Sports Reviewed Football Results Iowa 6; Yale o. Notre Dame 20; Purdue 0. Yale Freshmen O; Exeter 27. Detroit g; Des Moines 6. Pennsylvania 12; Maryland 0. Brown 0; Syracuse o. Vanderbilt 0; Michigan 0. Minnesota 20; Indiana O. Army 19; Alabama 6. Harvard 15; Bowden 0. Cincinnati 0; Georgetown 37. Center 10; V. P. I. 6. Drake 6; Kansas 0. Chicago 15; Northwestern 2. Missouri 6; Ames 3. Princeton 10; Colgate 0. Wabash 26; Michigan Aggies 0. Navy IA; Bushnell 2. Oberlin 0; Ohio State IA. Dartmouth 21; Middlebury O. Amherst 13; Union O. At Athens: Ohio University ‘; Den son 0. At Norman: Oklahoma Universit

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Kansas leads 9–⁠6–⁠1 in 16 meetings, counting the seven since this game.