Lehigh at Lebanon Valley

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  New-York tribune, New York, November 19, 1922, page 20

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  Lehiggh Substitutes Take Hard Game From Lebanon, 60 BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. ts.--Lehigh, starting with substitute team in or der to save her regulars for the La fayette game next week, just managed to defeat Lebanon Valley here to-day, 6 to 2. The Meyerstown lads, although outweighed thirteen pounds 70 the team, put up a brilliant game and fought tooth and nail all the way. On the other hand Lehigh was handicapped by the mountain of penalties imposed and lack Of general team work. Little but straight football was played because the entire Lafayette College team were spectators. Lehigh was held scoreless for the first period, but in the second a for ward pass aided in bringing the ball near enough for Morgan to score. In the last period blocked kick gave Lebanon Valley safety.

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  The New York herald, New York, N.Y., November 19, 1922, page 50

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  Lehigh, Using Substitutes, Barely Beats Lebanon, SO Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD. BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 1s.-~Lehigh, starting with substitute team In order to save her regulars for the Lafayette game next week, just managed to defeat Lebanon Valley here to-day, 6 to 2. The Meyerstown lads, although outweighed thirteen pounds TO the team, put up a brilliant game and fought tooth and nail all the way Lehigh was handicapped by the many penalties and lack of team work. Little but straight football was played because the entire Lafayette players were among the spectators. The lineup:

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., November 19, 1922, page 1 (results column)

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  Wolverines Open Up Aerial Game In Second Half and Win Football Results Notre Dame 80: Butler ;. Princeton g.; Yale 0. Brown 8; Harvard o. Michigan Is; Wisconsin s. Chicago 9; Illinois 0. Iowa p; Ohio State 9. Pennsylvan a z; Penn State s. Depauw “a: Hanover 0. Pittsburg 10; W. and J. 0. Wabash 35; Oh cago Y. NJ. c. A. Z Centre o; Auburn 6. West Point 80; Bates 0. Earlham %; Pennsylvania 0. ST Xavier 20; Frank n o. Cornell As; Abr ght IA. Syracuse IA; Colgate Z. Dartmouth 2S; Columbia 7. Exeter p; Andover 8. Bos- on college 13; Canisus 7. Georgetown 19; BucknelE7. Western Reserve 10; Kenyon Is. TUFTS 9: Massachusetts Aggies 6. Clarkson 13; Hobart IA. Muskingum 6: Marshall 0. Lehigh 6; Lebanon Valley 2. Rutgers 81; New York l., 0. zoe 10: Cornell 7. North Carolina state o; Georgia Tech II. Oberlin 3; Miami 0. Wooster 70, Mount Union 8. “ luams q; Amherst O. Ohio Uuivers .ty 20: Otterbein 0. Rochester 27; y. agara 7. | New Hampshire 10. Boston 13. Missouri q; Washington 0. Detroit q Nar071etre 4 / Kansas 80; Colorado 6. Vermont 80; Nuddlebury 0. st. Xavier 20; Franklin 0. r.ensselaer II: Stevens II. Susquehanna 81; Haverford 10. Virginia NJ I. As; George Washing | ton 0. Vanderbuih 70; Georgia o. | Tennessee Is; Sewanee Z. / Creighton g; N chiEan Aggies o. | Northw estern SIS; Monmouth IA. Virginia Poly Al; Washington and Lee 6. Kentucky 6 Alabama O. Central Normal A; Anes 10. Drake 21; Grinnen 0. Swathmore College 2; Annapolis 2. VEla Nova 3: St Mary’s o. Allegheny SO: Alfred Z. Rhode Island State II; Connect cut Aggies Z. Franklin and Marshall 50; Or sinus O. Muhlenberg It: Swathmore 10. Wilmington 5; Dayton U. 0. / Whitman s Utah “a. Denver L. 90; Colorado College IA Ohio Wesleyan So; Case 0. Texas 30; Oklahoma Z. Nebraska p: Kansas Aggies 0. Centenary So; Louisville 10. Florida 27; Tulane S. Mississippi A. & NJ. Z; Louisiana Colorado Aggies 10; Colorado / Mines 0. Stanford 8: L. OF Washington – California 81; Nevada 13 oregon 10; Oregon Aggies 0. culver Military Academy 81; Lake / Forest Academy S.

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Lehigh leads 7–⁠0–⁠1 in eight meetings.