Utah at Colorado

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  Great Falls tribune. (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, Montana, October 22, 1922, page 1

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  SUN DODGERS RUIN O.. A. {. CRIDIRON HOPES Utah Beats Colorado, Using Single Drop Kick to Win. Seattle. Oct. 21.-Oregon Agricultural colleges dark horse” football team came a cropper in the second half of today’s coast conference contest with the University of Washington eleven. and Coach B~agshaw’s recon structed Purple and Gold machine came out on the long end of a II to : score. It was a fight from start to finish. with the Washington men de ~veloping the scoring wallop IN the pinches. In the first two frames the Aggies had all the better of II. The farmers started off with a rush and early in the second period scored their only amrker. CARRIER placing a drop kick straight between the goal posts from the 90 yard line. The break came just before the end of the first half. The plunging Aggies carried the ball to the Washington seven yard line and the fans stood up to cheer the expected O. A. {. score. 1t never came. The Huskies held hard, and the Aggies. after seven hard smashes. gave up the ghost on the Washington one yard line. The whistle blew q second later. Washington kept the ball in o. A. 9. territory most of the third and fourth periods. Washiugton’s first score came in the third on a touchdown by Hall, right end. Ziel had punted far down the field and CARRIER, O. A. G; quarterback, fumbled on the % yard line. A moment later Hall grabbed a long pass out of the air and scurrIed 10 yards to the final white line. Llel scored the extra point on a place KICK: The Huskies chalked up their second touchdown in the final period. Abel intercepted an O. a. G. forward pass on the Aggies 30 yard line and a 70 yard pass, Ziel TO Hall, took the bali to within striking distance of the goal. Abel, on a straight line play, carried 1t across. Boulder. Colo. Oct. 21.-A drop kick by Captain Smith gave University OF Utah a 3 to 0 victory over the Unlversity of Colorado here this afternoon. The kick was Smiths third attempt and was made from the 10 yard line IN the opening minute of the second quarter, with both sides resortlng to kicking. Colorado made five attempts to score bv kicking and Utah four. Both teams also attempted many forward passes but few were completed. The last half Of the game was played in a drizzling rain. but a crowd OF 3,ooo persons reamined in the stands n watched the contest despite the in clement weather. In the final quarter Colorado twice repulsed Utah within the 10 yard line.

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  , October 25, 1922

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  LATE SPORTS LARAMIE. Wyo.. Oct s5.-Fine Weather prevailed for the Iniversity Of MISUNDERSTANDING Of Utah football game which was 10 start nj 3 O’Clock this afternoon. The Nyoming squad was strengthened by a Today resi- and IL was exported that a creditHbie showing would be made Gesp.fe recent Eridiron defeats. Much open field work and kicking Was expecfed 10 play n large part I’m h contest. Utah expected to start h same lineup that defeated the Uni versity Of Colorado 3 to 0 last sat urday IL was announced.

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  Evening star, October 22, 1922, page 81 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL RESULTS SOUTH. SUI Georgfn, :; Tennessee, ;. Alabama, z; Sewanee, z. Furn.nn, 2s; OEiethOrre, o. FIoridn Freshmen, .; Vanderbilt Freedmen, o. Furnan Freshmen. 4:; Piedmont College, 0. Vanderbilt. 20: Texas, 10. King College, 2O8: Lenoir. o. Franklin College, -; Louisville University, q. Auburn, so; Mercer. z. Mississippi AgEie~, 10; siissis- .slPri, IA. ! Mary~flIe. 2s; Tronsylvnnta, o. Unfversity of Kentucky, 40; George town College, q. Birn,ineham ssuthern. o; Uni verkity of Chattanooga. o. >LynchbHrE College, 2Os Wake For rest, 3. MIDDLE WEST. Michigan. 10; Ohio State. o. Ohio Wesleyan. 14s Cincinnati, z. Notre Dame, “A; Depauw, z. Chicago, L., Purdue. 9. VnlprraisO, AZ; Crane Co1legeB. Miami. O, Ohio Northern. o. Wiscnnsin, 20; Indiana. o. Nebraska, IS; Missouri, o. Michigan Aggies. 2: South Dakota. O. Detroit University, 10; Boston Coll leEe. 8. OHIO Wesleyan, IA; Cincinnati Unfversfty, z. st. IgnntIus, 10: st. Xavier. 10. Ohio University. 81; Western Reserve, O. Muskingun,. Is; Broaddus. o. Iowa. 3; lIlinois. 2. Dayton Uliversit-. 32f Ross Poly, O.. Kansas, 32; Wnxhhurn. 3. kanxns AEEfes. 2: Oklahoma. 2. Drake, 81; Washington, z. Oberlin, 3;s Hiram, z. WEST. Wnshingt0n, 14s Oregon AEgies, 3. Colorado Mines, 10; Utah Aggies, o. Utah, 3s Colorado, 0. Southern California, 6; Nevada, o.

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Utah leads 37–⁠33–⁠3 in 73 meetings, counting the 55 since this game.