Baylor at Texas

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 19, 1936, page 14 (results column)

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  adck Promise Spicy Bout Saraen Back Loaded Stars Saturday Bill Adamaitis and Dixie Walker, Catholic University-Formed bat terry” that pitched and caught touch down passes in 1877 victory over De Paul. Tommy Keating. Georgetown-Ran, passed and directed play cleverly to serve as spearhead Of Hoya attack in l9-to-0 conquest Of BucknelI. Bill Guckeyson-Celebrated return to Maryland eleven by racing so yards to touchdown and throwing 45-yard pass to Vic Willis for second touch down as Terps defeated Virginia, 21–⁠0. George Matisk, Duquesne-Ran u yards for touchdown that “upset” Pittsburgh, TO. Don Geyer, Northwestern-Made lateral-forward pass play that produced winning score in 14–⁠13 triumph over Ohio State. Ace Parker, Duke-His punting kept touchdown and 2 points and started Georgia Tech on defensive and paved way for Dukes 1876 victory. f1dIOlo dlld SCOl &c oNAA4 OC der, U. C. L. A.-Combined on two touchdown passes to beat California. Lloyd Russell, Baylor-Scored twice and ran SO yards with intercepted pass TO begin other scoring drive in rally that brought 21–⁠18 decision over Texas Lew Elverson, Penn-Sprinted 81 yards for winning touchdown against Princeton. Sid Luckman. Columbia-Threw three touchdown” passes in $50 rout Of Virginia Military. Dameron Davis, Kentucky-Tallied twice and placed ball in position for another score against Washington and Lee. Red Conkright, Oklahoma–Intercepted pass and ran 38 yards to score against Kansas. Cecil Isbell, Purdue-Made one touchdown, passed for another and kicked four extra points against Chicago. Johnny Stidger. Southern Methodist-Intercepted pass and made long run, then passed to Sprague for first tally against Vanderbilt; made second touchdown on lateral pass after 26yard dash. John Howell, Nebraska – Threw passes for both touchdowns that beat Indiana, 1873 Newell Call, Utah-Scored three touchdowns and tossed passes for two others in 31–⁠6 triumph over Denver.

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Officially, Texas leads 81–⁠28–⁠4; as played, 79–⁠28–⁠5 in the 112 games on file; the official count covers all 113 meetings, counting the 85 since this game.