Drake at Temple

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  Evening star, November 30, 1930, page 73

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  DRAKE j. CONQUERS. TEMPLE, 49 TO 70. Westerners Score in Every Period, With Passes and Running Effective. BY the Associated Press. ~ HILADELPHIA, November 2o.- - The West took another foot ball game from the East today when the powerful Drake University eleven overwhelmed Temple University here, 40 to 20. The Missouri Valley champions from Des Moines completely outplayed the Philadelphia foot ball toters throughout the game with the exception Of the final period. when the Western team, playing MANY substitutes, was scored on twice. Drake. however, scored an equal number of points in this quarter. The weather was very cold, and the crowd numbered only between 1000 ana 5000. The weather affected both teams, fumbles being frequent. with Temple the worst offender. Passing Is Effective. Drake played varied game. Her forward passing was of high order, and her running attack was very effective against Temple, which has shown good defensive work in previous games. Capt. Lynn King and Chuck van Koten shared the scoring nonoIs 1or Drake, each making three touchdowns, and King adding an extra point on a placement-kick to his total. I. Sieberling scored brakes other touchdown. Swede Hansen, the Temple wheelhorse, was the star of Temples attack, making two touchdowns and drop-kicking an extra point. Drake scored one or more touch downs in every period, and after the half was over there was no doubt as to the final result.

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  New Britain herald, Connecticut, December 1, 1930, page 8 (results column)

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  WEST IS SUPREME OVER EAST TEAMS Notre Dame Stands Out High Above All Other EleYenS New York, Dec. ] (UP) - Sat- urday’s football games, in addition to proving that the current Notre Dame eleven is just about the smoothest article seen in these United States in many a year. cleared away any doubt that might have existed regarding the middle and far wests’s supremacy over the east. The east, once the center of the football world, sent five teams, in cludng it’s two best, against the middle and far west on Saturday and was handed five defeats for its what the boys sometimes jokingly refer to as unanimous. Army and Dartmouth. both undefeated Tn their own section were the two east ern leaders to go down. Army bowed to Notre Dame and Dartmouth to Stanford. Notre Danes victory stamped the Irish as real champions, for champions, in any field of sport. pay no attention to the weather. The frozen turf of Soldiers field was not best suited to Notre Danes fast and shifty attack, but the Irish went ahead and played their game. The other three eastern losers Villanova, Temple and Georgetown were not leaders in their sections, but they were representatives Of thls side of the country. Nillanova was defeated by Washington State Is to 0. Temple fell 49 to 20 before Drake, land Georgetown was a l2 to 0 loser to Detroit. Of the three, Nillanova deserves the most credit. Outweighed ten or IS pounds to the man, and opposed by the best team on the Pacific coast, the Philadelphians waged a gallant battle. On more than one oc- casion. the light Villanova line. deep in it’s own territory, repulsed the big coast eleven. Western Maryland’s Green Ter TOTS. undefeated since 1928, whipped Muhlenberg 25 to 0; Vanderbilt trimmed Maryland 22 to ‘; Texas Christian defeated Southern Metho- dist IS to 0, and Holy Cross defeated Boston College 10 0 in Saturday s other feature games. Holy Cross win marked the first time that school had defeated Bos- ton College in six years.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, December 1, 1930, page 5 (results column)

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  GRID SCORES ON SATURDAY The following are scores of prin- cipal football games played last Saturday in various parts of the States: Washington State College 13; Vil- lanova 0. Notre Dame T; Army 6. Baltimore T; Loyola 38. Western Maryland 25: Mullen berg 0. Drake 49; Temple 20. Holy Cross T; Boston College O.. Detroit University 12; George town 0. Stanford IA; Dartmouth ‘. University of California at Los Angeles 20; Idaho 6. Maryland 2; Vanderbilt p. Rice 4; Baylor 2. Willamette 34; Pacific 6. Iowa State ‘; New Orleans Loy- ola IA.

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Temple leads 8–⁠1 in nine meetings, counting the seven since this game.