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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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  Capital journal, Salem, Or., November 20, 1922, page 5 (results column)

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  OREGON DEFEATS | AGG|E ELEvENB | FOLLOWING BALL Showing their traditional fight and following the ball every minute Of the game, the University of Oregon football team Saturday afternoon broke the tie exlisting between them and Oregon Agricultural College for the past two years and won a 10 to vic tory on the Corvallis field. While both of Oregon’s scores, place kick and touchdown, came as the direct results Of breaks in the game, that fact detracts little from the credit due the Eugene lads. Outweighed and battling on slow muddy field, Oregon had easily the better of the argument. All of Oregon’s IS points were scored during the first period. CARRIER, Aggie safety, dropped the first of the Oregon pnnts early in the first quarter and Latham recovered on the Aggies 16-yard line. A forward pass and two line bucks failed to make yard age for Oregon and Chapman dropped back for a kick from the 20-yard line. The ball sailed true between the uprights. A few minutes later, when CARRIER let another Of the Oregon kicks roll close to the goal, CALI son, Oregon center broke through the line and blocked Gill’s at tempted punt, the ball rolling behind the Aggie goal line where Spears, Oregon end, fell ON it. Saturday Washington defeated Stanford IL to s. They will present serious opposition to the oregon aspirations for champion ship honors in the northwest. California continued its steam roller tactics of piling up huge scores when it trimmed Nevada 81 to 13, Saturday, and Coacf Mathews Idaho Vandals held tn, University of Southern California to a 10 to 0 score.

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  Imperial Valley press, California, November 20, 1922, page 6 (results column)

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  Bears Clear Track For the Big Game SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Al Che preliminaries of the coast college conference football season have beer cleared away and today fandom was awaiting the annual “big game be tween Stanford and California which will mark the end of the regular sea son in California. Next Saturday the two teams NEE; at Stanford Stadium. Advance ticket sales indicate crowd of between $4,000 and $4,000 will see the game. California is pretty nearly certain winner, unbiased observers believed this belief being strengthened by Washington S defeat of Stanford, l. to 3, Saturday. The Cardinals failed to produce any of the punch and little OF the fighting spirit which are the only things that can save them when they meet the Bears. Interest in the game centers chiefly in the spectacle and IN the fact that il will be the big clash between the two California colleges in which each team will show all of it’s -‘stuff.’‘ California disposed of its last game before meeting its ancient rival Sat urday afternoon .by beating Nevada 81 to Is. The University of Southern Califor MIA by beating Idaho IA to in hard fought contest, kept about even in its race with Washington and Oregon to see who would be named to play for the West against Penn State at Pasa. dena New Year, Day. Oregon beat Oregon Aggies 10 to 0 on Saturday.

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  The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram, Richmond, Ind., November 20, 1922, page 1 (results column)

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  Football Results State Notre Dame, 80; Butler, 3. Wabash, IS; Chicago Y, Z. DePauw, “a; Hanover, 0. St Xavier, 20; Franklin, 0. Culver. “a: Lake Forest, 6. Earlham, %; Pennsylvania, 0. Valparaiso, o; St. Viators, O.. Conference Chicago, 9; Illinois, 0. Iowa, IL; Ohio State. 9. Michigan, 10; Wisconsin, 6. Other Games Auburn. s; Centre, 0. Army, SO; Bates, 0. Brown, 8; Harvard, 0. Creighton, 8; Michigan Aggies, 0. Georgia Tech, II; N. Carolina, 0. Muskingum, 6; Marshall, 0. Northwestern, So; Monmouth, IA. Nebraska, 81; Kansas Aggies, 0. Oberlin, 3; Miami, 0. Oregon, 10; Oregon Aggies, 0. Pennsylvania, Z; Penn State, s. Pittsburgh, 10; Washington and JET ‘erson, O. Princeton, 8; Yale, 0. Rutgers. 81; New York, o. Syracuse, IA; Colgate, Z. Wilmington, 8; Dayton u, 0. Yale Fresh. 81; Howard Fresh, u. High Schools Elgin (nl), 10; Ansonio Comm, Scott (Toledo, o., As; Marinettt (Wis.), 19. Waite (Todelo, o.. 13; Cedar Rap ids Qa), 2. Clinton, ID; Linton, 2. Goshen, 20; Howe Military, o. Central (Evansville), 27; New Al oany, 6. Reitz, s.; BickneIl, o. Garfield (Terre Haute), 6: Robin son W), 0.

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Officially, Oregon leads 70–⁠49–⁠10; as played, 57–⁠46–⁠6 in the 109 games on file; the official count covers all 129 meetings, counting the 102 since this game.