Missouri at Kansas

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  San Antonio light, San Antonio, Tex., November 22, 1925, page 52

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  KANSAS KICKER RObS TIGERS Of TITLE LAWRENCE. Kan, Nov. 21.-Thc accurate toe of one ‘Stoney Wall spelled 10–⁠7 defeat for the hitherto undefcated Missouri Tigers in their annual clash with the Kansas Jay haw kers here this afternoon. in one Of the most sensational Of their long series Of battles, robbing Missouri of the Valley conference title. Seldom mentioned in the starting hneups, but in the moment of crisis and when victory or defeat hung on the manner of delivery from place ment, all eyes turned to the side lines and Stoney Wall. When Hart made the Kansas touch down, Wall kicked the goal for the extra point. With the score tied and only q few minutes left TO play, Wall was again called and booted a perfeet placement from the 24-yard-line. 1t might be said that Wall had some thing 10 do with winning the game. He was not alone, however. the long punts OF Zuber being an important factor IN loosening the claws Of the Tiger on the Kansas goal post. The Tigers touchdown came early in the first quarter, when Clark. flashy Missouri half. caught n pretty 3J-yard pass from Captain Whiteman and scampered tho remaining ten yards for a touchdown. Whiteman then added the extra point.

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  The Bismarck tribune, November 23, 1925, page 6 (results column)

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  FINAL RESULTS IN THE BIG TEN Football Results BIG TEN Michigan 3J; Minnesota o. Notre Dame ~; Northwestern 10. Indiana o; Purdue o. Wisconsin 20; Chicago :. Illinois II; Ohio State .. NORTHWEST Carleton ~; Knox 3. Manchester 2s; st. Olaf 6. Columbus 6; Augu&tAna o. La Crosse Normal -; Drpanl -. 81. Mary’S 2G; Ripon 3. WEST hmeS 7: Drake 6. Marquette u: North Dakota o. Oklahoma 23; Washington 0. Kansas 10; Missouri 7. %t. Mary’s 20; Loyola 0. Haskell Indians lG; Creighton :. Wesley 6; Illinois College 6. Cornell lG; Coe 0. Simpson 10; Columbus College 0. l’psala %; Cooper union 6. Case s; Western Reserve 0. Kenyon 80; Akron university o. Dayton 43; OttcrhCin 0. Ohio Wesleyan Al; st. Xavi”r o. EAST Yale O; Harvard 0. Army a.; rsinus O. Buckncll T; Dickinson 0. Swarthmorc 70; Havcrford IL. Allegheny AZ; Westminster o. Lebanon Valley Al; Albright Q. Temple 2G; Susquchanna 10. George Washington 20; Schuylkill ,. Catholic University 60; Gallaudet o Norwich ;; Middlcbury o. Navy Plebcs 40; New York Mill AIRY l8. FAR WEST Montana State +; Brigham Young G. Colorado College 10; Colorado Teachers 6. Colorado Aggics Al; Colorado Mines 0. SOUTH Mercer 81; Oglethorpc 6. Auburn 20: Southern 49, University Of Louisville “a; Toledo 0. Tulane lG; Louisiana state 0.

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  Imperial Valley press, November 21, 1925, page 1 (results column)

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  Football Returns Georgetown 81; Fordham 0. Lehigh O; Lafayette IA. Rutgers 7; New York q. 6. Rutgers z; New York q. 6. Mass. Aggies 6; Tufts 4. Middlebury o; Norwich 8. Missouri 7; Kansas 7 lend third luarter). Michigan 35; Minnesota 0. Illinois IA; Ohio State 8. Army a; Ursinus O. Indiana O.; Purdue 0. Columbia 6; Alfred O. George Washington SO; Buffalo 0. Iowa States Z Drake 6. Missouri z: Kansas 10. Wisconsin 20; Chicag 60 7.

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Officially, Missouri leads 59–⁠54–⁠9 by Missouri’s count and 58–⁠55–⁠9 by Kansas’s (the 1960 game is disputed); as played, 56–⁠48–⁠8 in the 112 games on file; the official count covers all 122 meetings, counting the 88 since this game.