Lafayette at Army

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  Evening star, October 4, 1942, page 37

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  Army Shows Power as Stirring Runs Beat Lafayette, Ia to 0 In the final period Mazur staged practically one-man parade to the goal. He received a punt on the Lafayette 80, returned it to the 33 passed to Hill to the 81, skirted his right end to the 3, then plunged the rest of the way for the touchdown Again Murphy converted. While this going, the robust La fayette lads we’re batting their heads futilely against the stalwart Army line or throwing passes with Indifferent success. The Leopards completed nine of 10 tosses, but the gains were small. The futility of their offensive efforts is best illustrated by the fact they never got beyond the Army 40 yard line and most of the time were we’ll back in their. own territory.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 5, 1942, page 6 (results column)

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  FOOT BAIL @ 5a[3SW{5 IFS Nn The following are final scores of principal football games played last Saturday afternoon: Southern California 0; Univer- sity of Washington 0. Oregon 0; Washington State ‘, St. Mary’s Preflight IS; UCLA T. Santa Clara IA; Stanford 6. Oregon State 13; California 8. Fordham IA; Tennessee 40. Bernie Bierman’s Iowa Naval Seahawks ‘; Minnesota 6. Iowa State 0; Nebraska 26. Colorado 13; Missouri 26. Auburn 27; Tulane 13. Texas Tech 0; Texas A & M 19. Arkansas 6; Texas Christian 13. Mississippi State 6; Alabama 2l. Pittsburgh 20; Southern Metho- dist T. Miami T; Dartmouth 58. buChIltIl C I Cllli OVobC Ah. Lafayette 0; Army 14. Lehigh 6; Yaie 33. Texas 0; Northwestern 3. Great Lakes Naval Station 25; Iowa 0. Virginia 0; Navy 35. Colgate Is; Cornell 6. Penn IT; Harvard ‘. Indiana 21; Ohio State 32. Butler 0; Illinois 67. Michigan State o; Michigan 20. Rhode Island State 0; Brown 28. Furman T; Georgia 40. Maine 2; Columbia 34. Georgia Tech IS; Notre Dame 6. Williams 19; Princeton 2. South Carolina 6; North Carolina 18. Duke 2; Wake Forest 20.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Army leads 19–⁠1 in 20 meetings, counting the 17 since this game.