Vanderbilt at Texas

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  Evening public ledger, Philadelphia [Pa.], October 23, 1922, page 22

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  COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL SCORES FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY ohio Ohio Wesleyan. II: University Of cincin. Ma.s,n.,,,%0; MMslIsa,5:,s0; q; y; Crane co’l,,’ O. Beloit. 0; Lawrence. 0. E3niysrSsity 3nM Of Dayton. ,S2 Rose Poly. .. SOUTHWEST Vanderbilt. 20; Texas. 10. FAR WEST Colorado School Of Mines. lsI Utah Az University of Southern California. Q, un,. EaiS.rsi.y 3 s’ ~ %s.Snsson. Si S.@dS Il: Oregon Asgies. Q. Ssyioa. Ss,aeGms :o Assi:: Hr::n.s. a. f’o’‘ o. Occidental College. y; University Of Calf. fornia: southern Branch: .,tS1 Muisoon’h g. A. c. s’‘ a0n’.s’ un’v’r’ ~ University of California. 70; Olympic Stanford University. .; st. Mary. Col Franklin College. 27; University Of Louis University Of Kansas, SO; wsshburn. g. Drake, 81; Washington, ais6sm;.. afess,a; !; fS””ssss:‘ su%snss. T. !” Missi.sippi Us SU. a. % and IT.. 10; Mississippi. L. Vi5sinis Military Institute rs university Univsr.ity Of Tennessee. Doctors. ~ Cen Tulane. 10; csmbsnn,ns. o. Furmsn, 60; Ogisthorps 0. h1is%sHs M::I::IpS, H,::: SIis IS S:.’:,’,., Il. West yirs;ni.. H. wa.hington ana Lee. 0. a., iouiS. 10; Cumberland. 7. Maryvilis College. Tenn. 2o’ Transyl- ‘A Wniysrs,ty Of Kentucky. Aoi oeorsstown COLLEGE. 9. SOUTHWEST okishoua. Z, Kansas Agsiss. L .---.

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  Amarillo daily news. (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, Texas, October 22, 1922, page 2

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  TEXAS AGAIN GOES DOWN BEFORE VANDERBILT IN BITTER CONTEST Ar FAIR STADIUM BY 20–⁠10 COUNT saw for fn seri, W1h.ucId t’cscd SOD Recess tl’ ranIE teal ‘o a. ho d.r r’‘ Ct, ward irnsru OolI wa Hr uel ...orl iauch DOWN ia. ~ rl’ Sailed TcNaT orst and only touchdown .r... car.H m ‘he -a.ond pr.lI vh,. Drg huetcd ever ‘bo i’m” sn. h. rs nI ‘i-rlne and e. p’u ‘n1.r’ pv, fh. lnr VI. .ouu po !.n’srfo1 subbng tw EfmrIt Elsrl r.al AND TrSss srnr. s v.r n.fr rfe ‘hua r.f’-l uts a,urei,t- o. tl. Hsf IureI Nariy unpiofoi their nru l1.s or $50 aUr. Neely fo Homar md va. s.oG ior 3D. ariH ut Dn, anls with ‘r” haU 80 ths r,c yaud Tine. TcXas irurHf desperately o. prevent ‘s,crc bli flr r,Hli r0e added on ‘acsi”r. ra1 cbalt”I ap his third touchdown N.leg,ll sIct-J rc1i

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, October 22, 1922, page 15

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  Bomar Vanderbilt Star In Victory Over Texas DALLAS, Texas. Oct. 2l.-Al. thuugh fighting every inch Of ground against the veteran Van. derbilt University eleven, Texas University went down to defeat today befor ca crowd of approx. mately $4,000 spectators, by the score of 20 to 10. The outstanding star Of the game was Bomar. Of Vanderbilt, who put up spectacular game In both offensive and defensive play, repeatedly breaking up Texas inter. ference and making several for ward passes. Reece also starred for Vanderbilt, running close second to Bomar. For Texas, Eckhardt. Gardere and Robertson played splendid football.

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., October 22, 1922, page 15

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  Vanderbilt Puts Texas Lonohorns Out of Wav 2O-l0 DALLAS. Texas. Oct. 2i.-Ndnderbilt outplayed Texas university on the grldiron here today, scoring two touchJowns in the first period and one I’m the fourth. with a total count OF 20 to 10. Texas hung up field goal kicked by Stacey In the first period. In the second per iod Culp went over for LonghOrn touchdown Reese % the Tennes- % sceans made all three touchdowns.

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Vanderbilt leads 7–⁠4–⁠1 in 12 meetings, counting the seven since this game.