Oklahoma at Oklahoma State

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 26, 1926, page 36 (results column)

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  OKLAHOMA AGGIES WIN CHAMPIONSHIP = KANSAS CITY, November &C. Oklahoma A. & NJ. College. yourtyest member Of the Missouri Valley Con ference, won the mythical gridiron championship Of the valley. The Oklahoma team finished the conference season with three VIC tories, no defeats and q 14–⁠14 tie yesterday with Oklahoma University on the home field, at saltwater. While coming through with an i’m pressiye record in the conference the Aggies suffered four non conference defeats, losing to Michigan, Tulsa University, Texas Christian Uni versity and Arkansas. In the conference games, for which Coach Johnny Maulbetsch pointed his eleven sometimes at the sacrifice of nom n-conference victories, the Aggies won from Ames, to 0; from Wash ington, 81 to 8. and Grinnell, 10 to 0. The Nebraska Cornhuskers. who closed the season on the Pacihc Coast by losing to Washington, fin ished second. on a percentage basis. Missouri, last years champion, holds third place. The Otner LedliS HHIoAeu III ‘h0 following order: Grinnell, fourth; Oklahoma Uni versity, fifth; Iowa State, tied with Kansas State Agricultural College for sixth; Drake, eighth; Kansas, ninth; Washington, tenth. GrinnelFS defeat of Drake today, 13 to 0, did not affect the relative standing of the elevens. The Oklahoma A. & M. champions were admitted to the conference two years ago. Nebraska was first in point Of scoring. Only one team, the Kansas Aggies, held them from touch down.

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Officially, Oklahoma leads 91–⁠20–⁠7; as played, 85–⁠20–⁠7 in the 112 games on file; the official count covers all 118 meetings, counting the 97 since this game.