Nebraska at Kansas

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  Great Falls tribune. (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, Montana, November 13, 1922, page 1

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  CORN HUSKERS HAVE TRIANGLE HOLDONCROWN Victory Over Kansas Makes Nebraska to Be Feared. Kansas City. Nov. 12.-Nebraska’s victory over Kansas by q % to O score Saturday leaves them with almost q strange hold on the Missouri valley conference football championship this season. Two-thirds of the season is over and the Cornhuskers. both in vic tories won and the brand of football played have shown themselves an aggregation to be feared by any school in the conference. The Nebraska title is still technically disputed by the Kansas Aggies and by Drake. Neither Of these teams has lost q game but the Drake eleven has not had a schedule that would test it’s mettle as has Nebraska nor have her victories been gained by the scores that were piled up by the Cornhuskers. The Kansas Aggies also remained I’m defeated but two tied games cut con siderably into their championship pos sibilities. The only upset in the dope yesterday and that was slight, was the vic tory of Oklahoma over Missouri. 1t was the Sooners’ first victory and from past performances she was not rated to get the long end of the IS to II count against the Tigers. The Kansas Aggies were counted slightly ahead Of Ames as the Iowa state college had met defeat at the hands Of two other conference teams, but the II to 2 score was somewhat more lopsided than was expected. Three allconference game are on the program next Saturday. One of them, the Kansas Aggies-Nebraska struggle at Lincoln. will finally decide the leadership of two undefeated elevems. Should the Aggies pull out with a victory it would make them conference leaders, but this is considered unlikely by football followers. The Grinnell- Drake contest at Des Moines may eliminate Drake from the top of the percentage column but otherwise will have little effect on the standing of the teams. Missouri university will meas Wash ington at Columbia.

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., November 12, 1922, page 13

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  Princeton Springs Surprise in Grid World by Defeating Harvard Ceu CORNHUSKERSGO THROUGH KANSAS COMBINE % TO @ Nebraska Swamps Jay. hawks Under Four Touchdowns LAWRENCE. Kan. Nov. IL Doped 20 win by three touchdowns, Nebraska threw in another for good measure In the annual Kansas-Nebraska football clash here today. The game ended rs TO in favor OF the Ncbraskans. The scoring was done in the first, second aud fourth periods. Late In tho first quarter McAdams at tempted To punt from behind the Kansas goal line. The Kick was blocked by Peterson but a Kansas man fell on the ball. Nebraska scoring a two-puint safety. In the sec ond quarter for a touchdown, Dewitz kicked goal. The Kansas team fought gamely I’m the third quarter, but the Nebraskans forced their way down the field Held at the goal line, they attempted 10 pass IL over, but the ball fell on the ground. 4 little later Kansas staked goal line really and took the the ball on down when Mebrasla had but six inches to go. From that point the Kansans weak eued. In the final period Hartley car ried the bail over for touchdown and Russell for two more, after gains were made on straight foot bali DEWITT failed twice in thres attempts to goal.

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  The New York herald, New York, November 12, 1922, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Princeton, 10; Harvard, 8. Yale, AS; Maryland, 3. Army, 0; Notre Dame, 0. Cornell, %; Dartmouth, O. Columbia, II; Middlebury, 6. Fordham, s; Colby 6. N. Y. U., Z; c. c. N. Y, 0. Williams, %; Wesleyan, Z. Syracuse, 80; McGill, 0. Brown, 27; Bates, II. Navy, 52; st. Xavier, 0. Amherst, Al; Trinity, 0. Pitt, z; Penn, i. Lafayette, 33; Rutgers, 6. Chicago, IA; Ohio State, 9. Iowa, rs, Minnesota, Ia. Illinois, 3; Wisconsin, 0. Oberlin, AT; Case, z. Northwestern, “a; Purdue, 13. Nebraska, 28; Kansas, 0. West Virginia, 33; Indiana, 0. Centre, 81; Nashington-Lee, 6. Details of these and other football games will be found on sporting pages.

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Officially, Nebraska leads 91–⁠23–⁠3; as played, 88–⁠18–⁠3 in the 109 games on file; the official count covers all 117 meetings, counting the 88 since this game.