LSU at Rutgers

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 8, 1922, page 8

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  WEIGHT BEATSLOUISIANA SKATERS, 25 TOO New York, November 7.-Rutger’s heavyweight eleven ran through the Louisiana State university team here this afternoon in the final periods, winning 25 to 0. The New Brunswick college was represented by substitutes in the first period, and Louisiana outplayed the notherners. When Coach Hanford be- gan to send in the varsity regulars in relays of from three to six at a time, the situation changed quickly. Louisiana, despite it’s plueky and hard line defense, was unable to hold Rutgers. which ploughed through steadily, with an occasional forward pass injected to keep Louisiana’s sec- ondary defense from coming In to brace the. line. Although outplayed, the visitors showed some excellent. tackling and end-running, especially by Ha1fbaek Helm, who was an out standing figure. both on offense and defense. Maloney was the star for Rutgers, his forward passing and S0 yard run for a touchdown after catching a punt being the thrilling features of an otherwise drab game, played in mist and rain. Numerous penalties were imposed on both teams, the total on both teams regating over 200 yards. The Lineup: Rutgers (25)-Stanwood l. e.; Lin- coin, l. t.; Fuchs, l. g.; Bender, C.; Felter, T. g.; Raub. r. t.. Noble. r. e.; aloney. q. b.; Ozias, l. h. b.; H. An derson. r. h. b.; Clark, f. b. Louisiana (O)-Ewan, l. e.; Bame, l. t.; Blakewood, l. B.. Bourgeois, C.; Landry. r. g.; Woodward, r. l.; Ste vens, T. e.; Kizer, q. b.. Klem, l. h. b.; Warner. r. h. b.: Edmunson. f. b. Score by periods: Rutgers .............. 0 6 [ 12-a5 Louisiana ..-.......... 0 O. 0 Rutgers scoring; Touchdowns Ma loney ?, Ozias. Moore Substitute for Clark). Try for point after touch- down. Benkert Substitute for Ander- son). Officials Referee. E. J. o’Brien (Tufts); umpire. A. Sharpe fYale); Linesman, F. W. Murphy CBrown). Time of periods, Is minutes each.

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  New Britain herald, November 8, 1922, page 8

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  SOUTHERNERS BEATEN Rutgers Heavyweight Eleven Brushes Louisiana State University Team, 25 10 O in Election Day Game,s New York Nov, s--Rutgers heavy weight eleven ran rough shod through the Louisiana State uniyer’ sity team here yesterday afternoon in the final periods of the game. win ming, 2b to O. The New Brunswick College was represented by team of substitutes in the first period and Louisiana, although unable to score, outplayed the sNortherners. When Coach Sanford began to send in the varsity regulars In relays of from three to six at a time, the situation was quickly changed. Louisiana de- spite it’s plucky and hard line de- fense. was unable to hold Rutgers, which ploughed through steadily with an occAsional forward pass injected to keep Louisianas secondary defense from coming in to brace the line, Although outplayed the visitors showed some excellent tackling and end running. especially Halfback Helm. who was an outstanding figure both on offense and defense. Ma loney was the star for Rutgers. his forward passing and S0-yard run for touchdown after catching punt, being the thrilling features of an otherwise drab game played in mist and rain. Numerous penalties were imposed on both teams for technical and personal violations of the rules

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  Alexandria gazette, Alexandria, D.C., November 8, 1922, page 6

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  SPOET TABLOIDS With a heavier and more power ful team and a more versatile at tack. Rutgers College defeated the Louisiana state eleven here yesterdav 25 to 0. Maloney, Rutgers quarterback. ran a punt back 50 yards Tor a touchdown. =, ... New York:-Fordham UmverSltt! claimed the football championship of New York today after defeating n Y University 1916 Myers, ForG’ ham back, scored eight of his team S points. .,c, N New York:-Election of Alfred Il: Smith as democratic governor OF New York is expected to remove the heads of the entire state boxing commission but the boxing law IS considered in no danger IS 1t was passed during the previous regime of Governor Smith. New York:-William +. Baker owner of the PHILADELPHIA nationals, announced that Irving Wilhelm would not be retained as mana er but NJ has not secured a successor He SAID he had not made an offer to Hr’” Rezdek. former manager Of the Pitts burgh Pirates and now athletic director at Penn State College New Haven Conn:-Water camp and a number of former football stars have reported to Yale 10 help the ellis get ready for the big games v,;tb princeton and Harvard.

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], November 8, 1922, page 1

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  RUTGERS BEATS LOUISIANA STATE By Times Special NEW YORK. Nov. S.--Rutgers had very little trouble with Louisiana State University football team Tues day afternoon at the Polo Grounds. winning easily by a % TO 0 score. The game was played in a drtzzle OF rain with fog hanging heavy over the field. The Southerners were unable to hold the heavy Eastern foe. With Rutgers subs playing Iouisiana held in the first quarter, but toward the end Of the second period. Coach Sanford rushed regulars into the fray and they plowed through for the first score. Rutgers scored three additional touchdowns in the last half Line plunges accounted for the first Of the trio which went over in the third period. In the closing session n long forward pass led to a score and later an eighty-hve-yard run by Maloney carried the ball over again. Maloney was the big star for Rutgers, while Helm at Alf back for the losers was the outstanding player. Numerous penalties were imposed on both teams.

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Rutgers leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.