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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, October 16, 1911, page 2 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS. HOlton, Kan, Oct, 16-Neither Has ken nor Campbell were able to cross the white line in a fast snappy game, Haskell winning 8 to 0 by a field goal. During the first quarter Campbell gradually forced Haskell back until Haskell was held on their own one yard line. Here Haskell kicked and al though the locals fought hard they We’re unable to score. At the begin ming of the third quarter Haskell kick ed to Campbell and held her in her own territory during that quarter. In the fourth quarter Campbell hit hard er and forced the Indians back into their own territory until they made one of Kennedy’s outside kicks a sue cess. Here they again were I’M able to gain and Campbell took the ball. Just forty-five seconds before the whistle blew the Indians made a fair catch on the forty yard line and Artichoker kicked a pretty goal from place ment. Williams and Artichoker star red for the Indians and Jones was their worst man on defense. The features for Campbell were Schurer’s getaway with forward passes, Phillips breaking interference and Snodgrass’ footWork at half. Clay Center, Kan, Oct. 16.-The Clay county high school football team defeated the Junction City team in Clay Center Dy the score OF IL TO D. II was the second game for the season for the Clay county boys and their team showed a great improvement over the work Of the first game. Stafford, Kan, Oct. 16.-In the first game of the season on the home grounds Stafford high school defeated the strong Kingman team by score of 10 to 9. Stafford counted on a safety field goal and touchdown; Kingman on a field goal and touchdown, kicking goal The forward pass was used extensively. BelleviIle, Kan, Oct. 16.-The first football game of the season occurred here between Concordia Normals and BelIeville and was won by Belleville in q well played game with a score of % to 0, in spite of the fact that the Nor NAL team was much heavier than the Belleville team. Newton. Kan, Oct. fostering high school won a football game from the Newton high school by a score of 10 to 5. Van Aiken was rendered unconscious in a scrimmage and remained in that condition several hours. The extent of his injuries cannot yet be told. New Haven, Conn, Oct 16.-Yale found Virginia Polytechnic Institute easy, scoring five touchdowns and goals and one goal from field. The only time Virginia was at all danger Gus was in the beginning of the third Cambridge, Mass, Oct 16.-Harvard scored three touchdowns and three goals on Williams, winning by the score of 10 to 0. The three Harvard scores were made on straight marches down the field. Forward passes were few. The only one Harvard tried was well done but gained nothing. At Annapolis-Navy, 16; Washington and Jefferson, 0. At Harvard, IS; Will At Observation-Disclosures, 81; Col gate, 0. At Pennsylvania State Col lege, 5; Cornell 0. At New Haven-Yale. IS; Virginia o. At Chicago-Chicago, II: Purdue, 3. At Observation-Disclosures 10; Wes- At Northumberland. %: George town, 0. At West Point-Army. Is; Rutgers. 0. At Lawrence. Kan.-Haskell. 3; Campbell, 0. At Notwithstanding AZ; Frank lin. 0. At Columbia-Mfssouri. p; Freshmen. At Wichita Arkansas city. 6; wichita. s. c<<14a

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, October 15, 1911, page 16 (results column)

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  Football Results Carlisle Indians, 2s; Georgetown, SIX pennsylvania, %; Villanova, Ok. Princeton, 81; Colgate, Ok. Yale. 80; Virginia Poly, Ok. Harvard. IS: Williams. o: 2l-O-.. West Point, IS: Rutgers, Ok. Annapolis, 16: w. and j., 0; l5-0-s. Brown, SO; Bowdoin, Ok. Penna. State. 5: Cornell. OK. Haverford, II: Delaware, 0: 5-5-.. Maryland, 0: st. Johns, OK. Pittsburgh, %; Ohio Northern, OK. Chicago, IL; Purdue, 3; l4-5-s. Michigan. Is: NJ. A. c.. 3: 6-3-.. = Lafayette, Sc; Gettysburg, 0: A-0-s. Dartmouth, 6; Holy Cross, Ok, swarthmore, 3; Virginia, s-x. Ursinus. IL: f. and NJ, 6: 2O-O-‘. LAST years score. xDid NOT play. -

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Navy leads 4–⁠1–⁠1 in six meetings.