South Dakota at Army

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 3, 1929, page 93

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  S. DAKOTA CRUSHED BY ARMY, 33TO6 Cadet Regulars in Game Only Short Time to Pile Up Large Score. BY the Associated Press. w VEST POINT, N. Y. November A Army crushed South under a 33-to-6 score today but only after the Western ers had surprised the 10000 spectators by holding the Cadet second string team to a scoreless tie for two periods. Throughout the first half the South Dakotans more than held their own against the Cadets, gaining ground consistently on q straight running at tack, but Army’s kicking game kept the Westerners away from the goal line. With the score deadlocked at 90, Coach Bih Jones sent his regulars into the gray at the start of the third period and eagle, Murrel & Co., Tailed four touchdowns in little more time than it takes to tell about it. eagle him self escorted the ball over the line for two Army scores, Murrel scored an other and Messenger the fourth. The second string team rallied an other touchdown in the final quarter, Stecker, who played bang-up game all afternoon, making the score. 1t was in this session that South Dakota finally crossed the Cadet goal line. Labrie. OF the Westerners, took a pass from Car Isle to score the South Dakota touch down, but Carlisle’s try for goal failed Carlisle was the outstanding star foI South Dakota. His passes were long and

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 4, 1929, page 8 (results column)

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  GRID SCORES ON SATURDAY The following are scores of i’m portant football games played Sat- urday in various parts of the Unit ed States: St. Ignatius IA; Gonzalez ‘. California 15; Southern California ‘. Willamette 25; Pacific 0. Oregon 27; University of Califor- mia at Los Angeles 0. Washington State g; Oregon State 0. Kansas Aggies 2; Missouri 6. Purdue 13; Wisconsin O. Minnesota 19; Indiana T. Carnegie Tech 19; Washington University O. Notre Dame 26: Georgia Tech 6 Nebraska 13; Kansas 6. Princeton 2; Chicago l5. Yale 16; Dartmouth 12. Harvard IA; Florida 0. Penn State 6; Syracuse 4. Amherst 13; Mass. Aggies o. Army 33; South Dakota 6. Ohio IA; Miami 0. Georgetown IA; New York 0. Cornell 12; Columbia 6. Northwestern T; Illinois o. Stanford 39; California Tech 0.

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Army leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.