Texas at Oklahoma

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., November 19, 1922, page 12

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  L0NGHORNS TAKE SOONER MEASURE. AT NORMAN, 32–⁠7 Oklahoma Jumps in Front in First Period but Can’t Hold It NORMAN. l~ov, lS.-Encounter Ing little opposition in holding the play near Oklahomas goal dne through three quarters of the fame. Texas university ran up a total of 80 points to the Sooners’ Z. scored by lone touchdown In the first period here this afternoon. Four touchdowns. a field goal and safety counted the Longhorns’ points Robertson. Ward, Marley and Patton starred for the visitors. Robertson passes TO Ward scored two touchdowns and Robertson car rled the ball himself across the goal line FOR the other two. Robertson also scored three points when he placed successful drop kick across the bar from the 30-yard line. Gtlstrap scored two when he blocked Morrison’s punt back of the &C II for a safety. Robertson failed TO Kick goal once in three tries. and Eckhart succeeded once. Oklahoma’s only touchdown was scored after n 41-yard and run by Hammert, Bowles kicked goal. The play came soon after the game opened. Many substitutions marked the game. Several players. removed from the game once, went back in again for both teams, only. perhaps. to be removed second time The field was muddy and heavy from recent rains, although the Gay was bright and warm. Oklahoma made the only score in the first period, and Texas evened matters in the second, bringing the half TO an end with the score tied From that time on Texas monOpolized the scoring. Oklahoma’s weak eniug line opened up and the Long horn backs were nearly always sure OF at least short gain through cen ter or one of the tackles. Half a dozen fumbles by Oklahoma marred the play. The Texans scored touchdown and a field goal in the third period and two touchdOwns and a safety In the last quarter.

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

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  TEXANS SMOTHER, SOONERS, WINNING BY 32–⁠7 SCORE NORMAN okla Nov. is.-Meeting uta opposition in keeping the play r.r Dsnhumts goal through three murtors uf ibr game. Texas ran up total OF 30 pu uis to Oklahoma’s on “A muddy n,.d here today -Four touch downs. field goal ana safety nc. counted fur ihy Longhurn’s scores. Taking tho lead ON “a touchdown In ho fIu period. oklahoma fcll in the second before the rush of the Texans and was never again dangerous Robertson. was the star ~ the game. U- uu.scs scored two of the Texans Iuu.Ldowns and th, other cam” when hr was carrying the hall Tho bis half. hack ALSO sent place kick over Okla humls eall Boo the second period oklahoma touchdown was scored after Cd ~ yard r1u hy llammort Tn. lime up and summary IkI fUOMA tl Position TENAS C32l st.uhe.s.r Gilstrap Left End White. ........ ............ Blucstein Igu Tackle cullen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gray Left Guard Hartford Observation-Disclosures. swcnson Center EIm.ndsn ................. Burns lalh’ Guard ‘uw’.s ............. ............ Ward ught Tackle Marsh ......... ............. Slcdgc Elght End Morrison ....................M urphree

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  Albuquerque morning journal, November 19, 1922, page 1

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  L0NGH0RNS WIN OVER SOONER SQUAD, 32–⁠7 Norman. Okla, Nov. 1S.--Meeting little opposition in keeping the play near Oklahoma’s goal through three-quartcrs of the game, Texas ran up total OF 50 points to Oklahoma’s Z on a mud dy field here today. -Four touch downs. a field goal and Il safety accounted for the Longhorn’ s scores. Taking the lead on u touchdown in the first period, Ok lahoma fell in the second before the rush Of the Texans and was never again dangerous.

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  The Bismarck tribune, November 20, 1922, page 6 (results column)

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  Saturdays Football Results WEST. Iowa, -; Ohio State, 8. Chicago, O.; Illinois, 0. r. Michigan, 13; Wisconsin, 6. @Notre Dame, 32; Butler, 3. pepauw, “a; Hanover, 0. Wabash, 35; Chicago Y, 7. Kansas City, 80; Colorado, 6. ~,. Creighton, 8; Michigan Aggics, 0. Ames, 13; Oklahoma Central, IA. Grinnell, 0; Drake, 21. y Marquette, 6; Detroit, 3. Missouri, 27; Washington Univcrsity, 0. Colorado Aggies, 10; Colorado Mines, 0. Ohio Wesleyan, 65; Case, 0. a.. Wilmington, 3; Dayton u, 0. St. Xaxier, 20; Franklin College, 0. Nebraska, 2l; Kansas Aggits, 0. Simpson, 8; Iowa Wesleyan, G. st. Louis u, “a; South Dakota u, California, 81; Nevada, 13. Washington u, 12; Stanford, 8. Southern California, IA; Idaho, O. Arizona, 10; New Mexico, o. Texas, 32; Oklahoma, 7. Texas A. and NJ, “a; Rice, .. Oklahoma Cent. Normal, IA; Ames, 13. SOUTH. Auburn, 6; Centre, 0. Florida, q; Tulane, Q. Mississippin A and NJ, z; Louisiana, Tennessee Mcdics, SO; Mississippi u, O. Kentucky, 6; Alabama, O. North Carolina, 20; Davidson, 0. Virginia Poly, al; Washington and Lee, G.. Georgetown College, 20; Chattanooga, 7. s Mississippi College, 6; Birmingham Southern, 0. ..... Y .. Erskine, 0; Clemensoh, 50. Mississippi Aggies, z; Louisiana State Navy, Q. Princeton, 3; Yale, 0. Brown, 3; Harvard, University Of Vermont, 33; Middle bury, 0. p$ Williams, 27; Amherst, o.. Army, 49,; Bates, %. O.. Eordham u, O.; Holy Cross, %. f Muhlegberg, II; Swarthmore, 19.s Rensselaer,, II; Stevens, 12. Susquehanna, 81; iHaverford, o. Yale Freshmen, 21; Harvard Fresh men, IL. Rochester U,, q; Niagara, Z. New Hampshire States, 1a; Boston College, 13. Rhode Island, 12; Connecticut Az gies, 7. . Villa Nova, z;;--St. Mary’s, 0. Allegheny, 33; Alfred, 7. NORTHWEST. st. Thomas, 60; Manchester, c., Lawrence, 8; Hamlinc, 0. g St. Alaf, Al; Gustavus Adolphus, 0. m Oshkosh Normal, 3; River Falls, 0. S. Dakota State, Al; Morningside, O. -t&. -, N. D. Aggics, 6; Superior Normal,

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Officially, Texas leads 65–⁠52–⁠5; as played, 62–⁠52–⁠5 in the 119 games on file; the official count covers all 122 meetings, counting the 100 since this game.