Haskell at Temple

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  The Waterbury Democrat, Connecticut, November 5, 1932, page 10

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  HASKELL INDIANS TIE TEMPLE l4-l4 Philadelphia, Nov 5--CUP) = The Temple Owls, one of the casts seven undefeated football teams, was held to a 14–⁠14 tie by the Has, kell Indians at Temple Stadium last night when a wiry little Indian substitute White Bird” lived up to his name by making two thrilling runs for Haskell touchdowns. White Bird or Bob Holmes, as he is known outside the tepee. raced 7S yards and plunged over the goal stripe in the second period. and g yards in the third quarter for the same performance. Duffina passed to Palmer for the first extra point. and Wapp made the kick successfully for the second. The Owls scored their touch- downs in the second and third pe- riods also. They marched the 1n- dians down the field in the second session and a 19-yard pass from Whittock to Right Halfback Kill kuskie, resulted in the latter’s touchdown. Johnson kicked the ex- tra point. Another drive in the third quar- ter ended with a pass from Whit ock to Testa, substitute fullback, for the tally. Whittock kicked for the point.

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  Evening star, November 5, 1932, page 12

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  HASKELL TIES TEMPLE Swift Birds Long Runs Get In dians 14–⁠14 Deadlock. PHILADELPHIA, November S ga 1.-THE Indian youth. whose native tribes men call him sweet Bird made brilliant runs of 78 and 81 yards for two touchdowns last night, giving the Has kell Indians of Lawrence. Kans.. a. to-14 tie with the Temple University foot ball team.

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Temple leads 2–⁠0–⁠1 in three meetings, counting the one since this game.