Whitman at Utah

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  The Caldwell tribune, Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho], November 24, 1922, page 1

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  COLLEGE TEAM HAS CHANCE To WIN BIC { AM T Utah Football Scores Make Whitman Look Like Loser in Turkey Day Contest. When Utah won from the Whit man college football eleven at Salt Lake last week, College of Idaho foot ball stock went up about 20 degrees. On paper, the two teams that will meet in Caldwell on Turkey Day looks like this: College Of Idaho, II; Utah. 10 Whitman, 6; Utah “a Whitman lost two dependable men when Roe and Blackman left school Immediately after the Oregon game early in the season. And these two men left hole in the Whitman line up that Borleske seems to have been unable to fill CornelPs College of Idaho eleven has played two games already with | Whitman. Both were hair raisers and Whitman, winning both did so by the scantest of margins. Last year at Whitman Roe won the game for the | Missionaries with his marvellous foot | WIN ilOhi tiS qudl tSi JAIN pOSitioii This year he will not be there to worry College of Idaho ends. And Blackman, the other departed athlete was among the best tackles in the northwest conference Dopsters believe that the College Of Idaho has a chance to win this year More than that, they believe that the college eleven holds its own destiny in its hands. If the team plays as il played last week against the Idaho Tech team, Borleske will be beaten That is the opinion of fans here. Cornell’s club suffered no i’ll eff fects from the great game of las week. Miller, whose ankle was wrenched in the closing minute o play, hobbled around on crutche about “a hours, then discarded then and is now as good as ever with an other week of rest for good measure Only Charley Robinson will be GU of the lineup and Bill Specht is itch ing to get back into harness. Casl Nickle, who looked like million dol lars in the Tech game, may be Cor nells selection to start at right hall And Miller, it is a cinch, will agaii be backing up the line just as cap ably as he did in the Tech game.

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  Great Falls tribune. (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, Montana, November 19, 1922, page 1

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  OREGON BESTS ACCIE ELEVEN AT CORVALLIS Gonzaga Smothers Wyoming; Utah Is Superior to Whitman. Corvallis. Ore. Nov. 1S.-The Uni versity of Oregon triumphed over It’s old enemy, the Oregon Agricultural college here today and maintained its high standing in the Pacific coast conference race by winning the annual battle with the Aggies, 10 to o. Ore con took advantage of the Aggies’ fun bles in the first period and converted the misfortunes of the home team into a field goal and a touchdown. Oregon, after recovering a tumble on the Farm ers’ 12-yard line. scored three points on Chapman’s field goal. This play was quickly followed by a touchdown when Gill, the Aggies’ right half, was forced to punt from behind his own goal line. Gram for Oregon, breaking through. blocking the kick, and falling upon the ball behind the line. Chap man Immediately added another score by converting the goal. The varsity men were on the Of fensive throughout and did some hard pounding on the Aggies’ defense. Chapman, Gram, King and Latham at intervals made gains by smashes. Inc Aggies’ line. however, held sufficiently TO prevent further scoring. There was “a critical moment in the last period when Oregon got the ball to the Aggies’ h~alf-yard line, but Gill extri- Gated his team from the predicament by p%unting from behind his own goal line to Orcgon’s 3S-yard line.

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Utah leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.