Kansas at Drake

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, November 10, 1924, page 6 (results column)

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  SATURDAY FOOTBALL South Dakota 7; Columbia College Creighton 81; North Dakota Q. S. d. State 50 Morningside 0. n. d. Aggies 10; Concordia 9. Ames {; Minnesota 7. Illinois 81; Chicago 2l. Northwestern 0; Michigan 21. Indiana -; Ohio Z. Notre Dame SO Wisconsin ). Princeton “a; Harvard 0. West Virginia Wesleyan Z; SYRIA cuse ). Yale Al; Maryland 0. Cornell 81; Susquehanna 0. University of Florida Z; Army IA. Pennsylvania 80; Georgetown 0. Iowa :; Butler 0. John Carroll 10; L. of Detroit Z. Case I; Wooster 3. Tufts Z; Bowdoin 6. Lehigh 3; Holy Gross ). Springfield College 81; Providence college o. Dennison ii; Ohio Northern 0. Otterbein 0; Heidelberg 0. Marquette I; Boston college “a. Dartmouth 50; Boston Y. o. Penn State %; Carnegie Tech 7. Navy SO; Vermont 0. Bucknell =; Gettysburg 6. Purdue sc; Depauw 0. Haskell Indians II; Brown Is. Vanderbilt IS; Mississippi A and NJ O.. Sewanee 21; Mississippi 0. North Carolina state s; V. H. l. 3. Williams AZ; Wesleyan 0. Georgia Tech %; l.. S. V. 7. Georgia Z; Virginia o. Richmond L. 0; Roanoke college 0. New Hampshire SO; Maine 0. Pittsburgh 10; Geneva 0. Muhlenberg 3; Dickinson 0. Auburn 6; Tulane Ia. Johns Hopkins &c; St. John 0. Loyola 46; Central college o. Drake 6; Kansas 6. (tie). Clemson 0; Davidson Z. Wittenberg 81; Muskingum 0. Hiram s; Mt. Union 26. Oberlin 90; Cincinnati 0. Mercer IS; Wofford 0. st. Louis U. 0; Michigan Aggies Beloit 3; Cornell 3. (tie.) Knox 20; Coe z. Delaware 8; Haverford 7. North Carolina state 6; Virginia Poly Institute 3. Washington and jefferson q; Waynesburg 0. Coe college z; Knox 20. Citadel 7; Washington and Lee 30 Missouri 10; Oklahoma 0. Oglethorpe SO; Howard 7. Alabama AZ; Kentucky z. Centre college so; U. of Tennessee 0. Washington U. 10; James Milliken Monmouth 25; Northwestern col Union 20; Amhurst Ii. Colorado Aggies 6; Colorado col lege 7. St. Ambrose 27; Wisconsin Min ers o. South Carolina o; Furman 10. University Of North Carolina 3; U. NJ I. 0. Biwabik z; Ely Z. Denfield 6; Duluth Central 0. Sur}erior Central 0; Ashland 6. Hibbing high IS; Coleraine high 0 Grand Forks high 10; Fargo high r. 4, srr~r--&.~ ‘>’‘@

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 9, 1924, page 1 (results column)

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  Scores Of Leading Foot Ball Games Yesterday. Gallaudet, which trimmed Randolph Macon. 20 to z, was the only Washington foot ball team to win yesterday, a day featured by upsets, in which Princeton’s 34-to-0 rout of Harward was the greatest. George town held the Penn eleven to three points; Maryland was given a 47-to-0 beating by Yale, Catholic University was held to a scoreless tie by Lynchburg College, and George Washing ton bowed to Penn Military College, IS to 0. Chicago, in the Western Conference, played Illinois to a 81 to-21 count in a thrilling game: Rutgers severely jolted Lafaycite machine, 43 to Z; the little West Virginia Wesleyan gave Syracuse it’s first beating of the campaign, z to 8; Indiana hand ed Ohio State a 12-to-7 surprise; Ames tied Minnesota at Z to z. and North Carolina State Jared Virginia Poly, 6 to 3. Scores in other leading games follow: Georgia, z: Virginia, 0. Army, IA; Florida, o. Navy, So: Vermont, O. Pennsylvania State, %; Car negie Tech, z. Boston College, “a; Mar Quette, Z. Notre Dame, SO; Wisconsin, 8. Michigan, 81; Northwestern, 0. Washington, z; California, z. Idaho, 10; Oregon, o. Drake, 6; Kansas, 6.

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Kansas leads 9–⁠6–⁠1 in 16 meetings, counting the five since this game.