Washington at Stanford

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  The Cordova daily times, November 20, 1922, page 1

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  WASHINGTON WINS IN CLOSE GAME WITH STANFORD SEATTLE, Nov. 20.--In the best all-round football contest witnessed here this season Washington de- feated Stanford University on Sat urday with a score of 12 to 8. Zeil, of Washington, made a place kick which Cuddeback, of Stanford, re- peated, tieing the score, and pro- ceeded to do the same thing again, when Zeil tied with the same per formance. A forward pass was in tercepted by Washington, and after some hard line work Zeil made a touch down. In an attempt to re- turn the kick, Zeil blocked the ball, which rolled out of Washington territory for safety.

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  Bisbee daily review, November 19, 1922, page 6

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  Washington Takes Long End of Score STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, Nov. Washington hard fighting pack of huskies out-battled an equally in the stadium here today and left for home tonight on the long end of 12 to 8 score. Washington’s famed forward pass ing offensive failed to make the gains expected, but powerful northern backfield gained when gains counted. Leonard Ziel scored all of Washing tons tallies. Only one touchdown was made dur ing the game. Each team made two place kicks.

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  The Nenana news, Alaska, November 21, 1922, page 1

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  WASHINGTON BEATS STANFORD IN HARD FOUGHT GRID BATTLE SEATTLE, Nov. 21-In what is described as the best football con- test seen here this season, Washing ton defeated Stanford on Saturday, twelve to eight. Ziel, of Washington, place kicked and Cuddeback( of Stanford, tied the score with the same kind of play, and followed it with another, whereupon Ziel place kicked again for a tie. Wash ington intercepted a forward pass and, after some hard line work, Ziel made a touchdown.

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  Albuquerque morning journal, New Mexico, November 19, 1922, page 4 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Denver University, 20; Colorado College, IA. Ohio Wesleyan, IS; Case, 0. SWarthmore, .; Annapolis Mid shipmen, ? (tie). Princeton, 8; Yale, 0. Cornell, 49, Albright, IA. Harvard, 0; Brown, 8. Syracuse, IA; Colgate, Z. Dartmouth, 2S; Columbia, Z. Washington and Jefferson, o.; Pittsburgh, 10. Chicago, 8; Illinois, 0. Michigan, 13; Wisconsin, G. Ohio State, 8; Iowa, -. Kansas, 80; Colorado. 6. Missouri, 27; Washington, G.. Maryland University, 3; Johns Hopkins. O.. Western Reserves, 19: Kenyon, 3. Georgetown, 10; Bucknell, Z. Tufts, Q; Massachusetts, Aggies, G. Coe, 13; Cornell College, Z. Auburn. 6; Center, 0. V. ,. l., Al; Washington and Lee, c. Drake. q Grinnell, o. Oklahoma Normal. IA; Ames, 49, INotre Dame, 80: Butler, 8. Wabash, 35; Chicago Y. NJ. c. A. Collcgn, Z. Williams, 27; Amherst, 0. Vanderbilt, 70; Georgia, 0. Tennessee, 18; Sewanee, Z. Northwestern, IS; Monmouth, Il. Nebraska, 81; Kansas Aggies, o.. Colorado Aggies, 10; Colorado School of Mines. O.. Texas, SO; Oklahoma, Z. Alabama. 0: kentucky, G. West Point, 80; Bates. o.. Virginia Military Institute, AZ: George Washington, 0. De PAW, “a, Hanover, O. North Carolina 0; Davidson, G. University OF Pennsylvania, 4 Penn State, G. University of Utah. “a; Whitmas College, G. University Of Southern Califormia, IA; University of Idaho, 0. University of Washington, 12; Stanford, 8. California, G1; Nevada, 10, University Of Arizona, 10; Unit versity Of New Mexico, 0. Pomona, 90; University Of Cali fornia. Southern branch, G. Occidental College. 10; Califor- MIA Institute Of Technology 13. = Gonzaga University, II; Universitv Of Wyoming, 0. University Of Oregon, 10; Ore gon Aggios, 0.

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Washington leads 46–⁠43–⁠4 in 93 meetings, counting the 90 since this game.