Iowa at Illinois

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  New Britain herald, October 23, 1922, page 8

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  LIVE CONFERENCE TEAMS ARE TIED Illinois Springs Surprise in Game Against Iowa Chicago. Oct. 23.--(By Associated , Press. )-With five teams still in the | 1000 per cent column. Chicago oched- | uled to play Princeton here. and three Western Conference games carded for next Saturday, followers of Big Ten football have settled down to watch the tipping dope bucket, which all but cmptied itself on two occa- | sions Saturday. That it was not en- tirely overturned was due to an all important safety by which IowS nosed cut Illinois, 8 to z. The seven’to sew en tie between Minnesota and North western proved the other. Michigan’s 19 to 0 victory over Ohio was not altogether unexpected, as the Buckeyes have a, green team, while the Wolverines boast one of veterans Other games followed ex- pectatons rather closely, Chicago winning from Purdue. 12 to 9. and Wisconsin beating Indiana, 20 to 0. Illinois Spring Surprise. The Illinois game was the days surprise. as Illinois was contidered a weak team. The 1llini have ap- parently developed the same spirit that last year beat Ohio against over whelming odds. On the other hand, the conquerors of Yale have shown themselves to be only mortal, and \teams that are yet to meet Iowa have Eained confidence as result of Sat lrday’s play. \ The Chicago Princeton game next kturday will draw the attention of Athusiastc from coast to coast. 1ither team has had an opp6rtunity tApresent Its real strength. Chicago’s sAwing since the Georgia game has nd been considered as satisfactory as cod be wished Indications are that sCoAh stagE again will try to /beat ‘ShcCigers as he did a year ago, with the East’s own game-the pile-driv- ing Ad slashing type of straight foot Big Games This Week. TWd of the conference leaders, MinneAta and Michigan, will risk their rpking next Saturday. Of these contestA the Minnesota Ohio game probablA will be the most interesting. Ohio, inypite of the long score cred lted to Nthe Wolverines Saturday, | showed Naturday. The Wolverines frequently were good for 10 and IS yard gains while the Buckeye passes, with Hods Workman as dispatcher, were efectie. Michigan, in its game with lllinof may be extended to check the ‘pirit which the Illini 1 showed satuday. The ,Wolcerines will be tophevy favorites, however. ! Dnv i ermakers “ert just fair against Chi l caso’s second And third string men saturday’ anH the Hawkeqs after tnelr lllinols eSerience, probably will ehdeaVor 10 ph’up comfortable score Indiana ad the Michigan Az gles mix Tn the only other game in which a conferere team ix involved

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., October 22, 1922, page 9

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  Powerful HaUkeye ELeUen is Almost Upset By Zuppkemen Rated Weakest Eleven in Conference Illinois Team Springs Great Surprise and Outplays Iowa Through Three Quarters of Game. URBANA. I’D Oct. 21-IHuois.’ fghung a desperate battle and play ing their heavier Iowa opponents 20 a stand still .0st one of the hardest fought football battles ever staged CA Illinois field. eight ~ seven a touchdown on an end run Dy Capt Gordon Locke scored for the Haukeyes and when Shuttleworth was hurried ln the place kick he laIed 90 Kick goal. Engeldinger, Iowa tackle. broke through the Ilhnols line and blocked Auger’s kick. the BAH rolling across the goal line, Anger falling on 1t 10 save touch down Then Illinois started a series Of passes FOR their lone touchdown Of the game. Dawson substituting for Coutchie who had replaced Clark as pilot. generating the successful air attack which paved the way to the score But for the blocked kick, Illinois would have beaten the couquerors Of Yale. Illinois outpiayed. outfousht and out guessed Iowa i’m the first. second and last quarters but when Clark was removed with am injury ia the third period the tide changed toward Iowa The Illinois team showed such great Improvement En- their play since the defeat by Butler that Illini rooters shrieked in amazement at the onrushiug Orange and Blue who beat down the Hawkeye almost at will But the more experienced and heavier opponents from Iowa held when the ball reached their 20 yard line on several occasions. LINEUP: Illinois % Wilson (capt) le Anger II MCMiuen Is Greene Ummus Miller re cakes. Wagner IT Rokusek. Richards re Clark. Coutchie. Dawson. qb McIlwain RIB Happeny. Royal lib Woodward. Hill 10 Iowa 90 Kadesky le thompson IL MinlCk Is Heldt Mead re Engeldinger. Kriz RI Hancock re Parkin qb Miller RIB Shuttleworth lhb Locke (Capt) ID Referee. Magidsohn. Mich igan. umpire. w. ID. knight. Dart mouth. Field judge-Major Wood. West Point. Head linesman, o. a. Kinez, Drake TOuChdOwns – Locke. MCIlwain; Goal form touchdown-Dawson.

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  Albuquerque morning journal, Albuquerque, N.M., October 22, 1922, page 4

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  ILLINOIS LOSES DESPERA GRID BATTLE To IOWA Tide Changes to HaWkeyeS When Clark Is Removed in the Third Period on Account of Injuries. Urbana, ILL.,. Oct. 81 (by the AS ISOLATED Press) Illinois, fighting u desperate battle and playing their heavier Iowa opponents to a standstill, lost one of the hardest fought football games ever staged on Illinois field. to 7. y A touchdown on an end run by Capt. Gordon Locke scored for the Hawkeyes and when Shuttleworth was hurried in the place kick he failed to kick goal. Engeldinger, Iowa tackle, broke through the Il linOis line and blocked Auger’s kick, the ball rolling across the goal line, Anger falling on 1t to save touchdown. ~ Then Illinois started a series of passes to their touchdown, Dawson, substituting for Coutchie, who had replaced Clark as pilot, generating the successruf air attack which paved the way to the score. But for the blocked kick Illinois would have beaten the conquerors of Yale. Illinois outplayed, out fought and outguessed Iowa in the first, second and last quarters but When clark was removed with an injury in the third period the tide changed toward Iowa. Lester Parkin, the quarterback who beat Yale with his speed around the ends, was stopped in his tracks on several attempted end runs. but in the last period he got away with three successive runs for a total of twenty-eight yards. Breaks of the game were equal Illinois getting the first one when Iowa fumbled in the first three minutes of play, but lack Of STRAIT egg on the part of Illinois. which did not throw pass. put the bali in lowa’s hancs, Minnlck getting p long kick past the middle of the field. ‘--e

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Illinois leads 39–⁠38–⁠2 in 79 meetings, counting the 67 since this game.