Oklahoma at Missouri

Saturday, November 9, 1935

Oklahoma beat Missouri 20–⁠6. It was their 26th meeting; after it, the series stood even at 12–⁠12–⁠2.

AwayOklahoma6–⁠3 in 1935
20
HomeMissouri3–⁠3–⁠3 in 1935
6

FinalHigh 58°F, low 51°F, 1.36 in. of rainAttendance 9,000

In the newspapers

  • The The Indianapolis times's story: College Football Games Of Saturday, STATE COLLEGES

    The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], November 11, 1935, page 1 (results column)

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    College Football Games Of Saturday, STATE COLLEGES Indiana, 10: Maryland, I. BBaS5Is%,, e’ i; F FTsRk :fss J. Manchester, o; Bal State tie). De Paw, 10; Earlham, o. Wabash. %: Evansville o. Rose Poly. 81 Oakland City g. ~ Central Normal 10; Eastern Illinois Michigan Normal 10; Indiana State, 7, OTHER COLLEGES ALABAMA g. se’e Clemson q o. Amherst, 40. Swarthmore. g. AAr rbfdd d. “a ;o: Americsn International o, Assumption q: Detroit Tech, 6. Auburn. 80: George Tech, Z. Baidwin-Wsilace’ 20; Kent = State. 49, Bethel (Kasn, 10; Panhandle A. and Birmingham Southern. 10; Southwest Brigham Young, 81: western State Buffalo, 10; Hobart r. CCalitfolrniae Il; Washington, o. Catholic, 10: West Virginia Wesleyan. 6. Centenary, %; Tulsa, Q. Chsdron Teachers. 10: Peru (Nebl ce;bhsttanq ’2gs z; Merger Ne Z Cincinnati, 80; Marshall, IS. Citadel 90: Newberry. O. C Claoksen, :; LAWRENCE. o. Cornell Ia>: 8: Carleton. 6. Defiance. SO; ST. Mary’s Mich. II. = Detroit. S.; B aGknrsai’T O. o. BBickin1so n. 81; Gettysburg, H. Duke. 26: Davidson. T. - East st1oudsburg pa, I; Mansfield Elmhurst 80: Mission House. 8. Emporia Teachers, q; Haskell, 81. FaiTmont w. Vs). III 10; Potomac Teach Findley. 10; John Carroll. o. Franklin and Marshall. So; Ursinus’ 0. Chenille Teachers, 10; West Liberty 7. Gonzaea. Z: Montana. 7 (tie). IHIsa,yeyf0rd, y; Hamilton, 20. H 1Iiihoi cro 5 M 4 SGjssnesnis Tech illinois college q: North Central 7, Indiana tPal Teachers IL California Iowa Teachers. 7; Grinnell, ftie,. ithaca IA; Middlebury, Q: kalamazoo Teachers. 0: Button. 0 ttie). Kansas, State, g., Iowa State, o. Kentucky. Is; Florida g. hudztoWn Ieachers. 46; Trenton Teach Lafayette, %. Baltimore, o. Lake Forest, Is: Albion. 0. L Iousians n; c MextGo u ~, Lehigh. IS; Muhlenberg. 6. Linfeldt o. Pacific Lutheran, 0 (tiel. Lockhaven Teachers. SO; Clarion Teach ers. 0. Louisiana State. %; Mississippi State. %. “a ieN MSaTqaette,, IS; Mc;hisaG State. MsF1sffS 81 E sGE Tsn6 assse g. McXendree 6: Illinois Normal, o. INGENUITY. s; Daniel Baker, o. Middle Tennessee IS; Murray Teach Ms9i nnnsse,,s D. i: Ioygs; s Moorhead Mimi. SO: Winona Teach . Mt Mt. st. Mary’s 10; Washington Col Mt. Union, %: Kenyon, 10. Msyy; ts’ rIssn e! Kshsas % Q New Hampshire 81: Tufts, o. New. York u. As: New York City Col North e Carolina. s.; virsinia .i Milts5y; Northeastern. 10: Ma ssachusetts, t. 9 9hio S St. e.; as Mu eEhassS II T. Oklahoma. 20: Missouri. 6. oregon. 10; Oregon State. o, Penn state, =; ,villanova. IS. ‘‘ y PrineGston, 81 5;o. Harvard: o. Puget Sound so; British Columbia, 0. Randolph Macon. s4 American u, Z. Rhode Island. q Connecticut. o. Re eSS; ?S; A IS: hsmpd d Sydney. 7. River Falls Teachers, IA: Manchester. 13 | < Fesohers l0s a. AnsSfS Slippery Rock. TO; Edinboro cpa.> s sS5sPs bsfot !: st. St c Tsa%ss; o statesboro (GaJ. o: Appala chan, o ltie, st. Olaf, 10; St. Thomas Mimi, o. Tennessee Wesleyon:: 10; South Georgia, o. Thiel. Is: Allegheney, o. Trinity, Z: Vermont. o. Union XVI. I; East Kentucky, ! ltiei | IuniioonT. IN w Il; 10; Rochester, II, V Vsaa Ssffs’ l 81 S MyHmtes O. p Ws:hinsson sad tsss da PFa Ease %%ss5IaES e S z :: idaho g. = Westminster Teachers. 7: Albright. g. Western Maryland. IL: Boston College. g. | Western State Mich, Is; Central western Reserve. 7; Ohio WESLEYAN, I | (tiel. | Westminster. s: Morris Harvey. o. Wheaton. IL: Eureka. o. whitman. 3; Idaho College o. Wilberforce O: Lincoln, tisl. williams Al: Wesleyan. o. Wittenberg. 81: Ohio Northern. IL Worcester Tech 7: Rensselaer,. 0. Xavier (Ol. 81: Centre, 0. Yale 20: Brown. o. Toledo Al Louisville :. Arkansas Teachers. ~: Arkansas State O. | Piedmont. 6: Hiwassee. s ttie). YACHT FOR BRADDOCK By Times Special MIAMI, Fla, Nov IA 31-foot | yacht has been delivered to James

  • The 's story: PONIES GET TOUGH TEST Wedding Out Process Will Take Some Of Them Out Of Race

    , November 11, 1935 (results column)

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    PONIES GET TOUGH TEST Wedding Out Process Will Take Some Of Them Out Of Race - 4OANAAf AN9Ns IL VI - 40QN~ balls embattled legions declared a temporary armistice Monday before plunging into the final stages Of an unpredictable campaign. The list Of major undefeated and united teams had dwindled to ten Princeton, Dartmouth. Syracuse, and NewNYork University in the east. Minnesota and Marquette in the middle west. North Carolina in the south. Southern Methodist and Texas Christian in the southwest. and California in the far west. Four OF these teams will be brought together in regular games. Princeton against Dartmouth on Nov. % and Southern Methodist against Texas Christian on Nov. 80. Only an optimist would predict that the other six would wind up with perfect records. BY sections. prospects for the next big engagement look like this: East Princeton. whose Tigers rolled over Harvard $50, looks safe enough this week In a “breather” with Lehigh. and New York Uni versity should have no particular trouble with Rutgers. Dartmouth. victor over William g. Mary $40, takes on Cornell. Syracuse, after scoring over Columbia. 14–⁠2. meets its deadly rival, Colgate, with the result in doubt. Army. routed 1916 by Pitts three-touchdoWn splurge. sees no. thing but trouble ahead in the an nual duel with Notre Dame. despite the Ramblers’ reverse by Northwestern. Pitt will meet Ne braska’s Cornhuskers. while Temple seeks TO stop unbeaten Marquette. conqueror of Michigan State 1871. Navy. which halted Penn 1870, meets Columbia next, while Penn tries to turn back Penn State, which bowled over Villanova 27–⁠13 Saturday. West Virginia and Duquesne. Manhattan and George town, Yale and Lafayette. are the ether leading p~airings. Middlewest Big Ten: Ohio State and Mime sofa lead with three victories and no defeats. but both had to come NCm behind TO emerge victorious Saturday. The Buckeyes spotted Chicago q 1870 lead. then rushed over three %touchdowns to win 20 i3. Minnesota trailed Iowa 60 for a while but won 1876. Mime sofa tackles Michigan, beaten 80 by Illinois, while Ohio State plays Illinois and seeks revenge for the 1913 reverse OF a year ago. Purdue. upset by Wisconsin 80, plays Iowa: Northwestern meets Wisconsin, and Chicago battles Indiana in other conference engagements. Big six: Nebraska won the title last week BY downing Kansas 1913. and will spend the rest Of the season In i-ntersectional competition. Kansas State ana Oklahoma, locked III a percentage tie for third place clash this week in the only conference game. Missouri, beaten by Oklahoma 20–⁠6. meets Washing ton University Of St. Louis, while Iowa State. nosed out by Kansas State 60. plays Drake Of the Missouri Valley conference. Far West Pacific Coast Conference: Cali fornia’S 14–⁠0 conquest OF Washing

  • The The times-news. (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current's story: Football Schedule

    The times-news. (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, North Carolina, November 11, 1935, page 3 (results column)

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    Football Schedule Following are the results of ali Leading college football games PLAYED Saturday: Alabama 80, Clemson 0. Auburn 33, Georgia Tech !. Georgia 2G, Tulane Is. Kentucky Is, Florida s. | Tennessee II, Mississippi IL. Vanderbilt 46, Sewanee O. Duke 20, Davidson 7. Indiana Is, Maryland +. | \. c. sc, Va. Military 0. “ c. State 6. Va. Poly 0. / Washington & Lee 20. Va-O. Chattanooga II, Mercer 7. / Furman 90, Wofford 0. Birmingham Southern i2, South ! western (Tenn.) 0. Citadel 20, Newberry 0. ( Richmond Is. Hampden SYDNEY 7 : GUilfOrd Is, W. Carolina &. Emory { Henry %. Oglethorpe 0. Ma.yyiile College 6, +. Tenn. 0. ! StateS5Oro tG2.) Teachers 0, Ap- ( pai2chian 0. LA. State 2S, Miss. State Is. ( Middle Tenn. 10. Murray 6. : Union COLLEGE, !, E. X Teachers 7 Centenary %, Tulsa 0. / Tenn. WESLEYAN Is, s. Ca. 0. / W. Md. ~, Boston College 6. Rutgers -. Boston University 6. Catholic l. -. “. Va. WESLEYAN 6 / Syracuse II, Columbia 2. ( Dartmouth 81, William & Mary 0. Fordham 7, Mary’s (CalD 7. Holy Cross :, Carnegie Tech. 0. iLaFavette 26, Baltimore 0. IN. Y. I. -, City College NY. 0. | Nav Is, Penn. O. Penn State 27, Nillanova g. Princeton 80. Harvard 0. : Pittsburgh %, Army 6. Washington & Jefferson II. Case J Williams u, Wesleyan 0. . Yale %. Brown 0. Northwestern IA, Notre Dame 7. 1Ohio State 20. Chicago Is. / Wisconsin .. Purdue 0. , Minnesota Is, Iowa 6. Illinois >. Michigan 0. { Nebraska 10, Kansas Is. / Marquette 13, Michigan State 7. F.. Kansas State 6. Iowa State 0. Oklahoma 20. Missouri 6. Detroit 80. Bucknell 0. Butler Is, Franklin 0. Texas %. Baylor 6. Utah State IS, Wyoming 0. Brigham Young u, Western State ,. Colo. L. II. Utah L. 0. Denver L. II, Hawaii l. 7. California Il, Washington 0. Stanford S, Southern Calf. 0. Washington State 6, Idaho 0. Oregon l3, Oregon State o.

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Before kickoff

Our ratings going in

Our ratings (scores only)

Oklahoma 58% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Oklahoma leads 68–⁠25–⁠5 in 98 meetings, counting the 72 since this game.

Recent meetings
2025Oklahoma 17, Missouri 6
2024Missouri 30, Oklahoma 23
2011Oklahoma 38, Missouri 28
2010Missouri 36, Oklahoma 27
2008Oklahoma 62, Missouri 21Big 12 Championship Game
2007Oklahoma 38, Missouri 17Big 12 Championship Game

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