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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 16, 1913, page 14

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  OLE MISS. ELEVEN DOWNS ARKANSAS Smith Runs Entire Length of the Field for a Touchdown Little Rock, Ark, November 15.-The University of Mississippi football team defeated the University of Arkansas eleven here today, p to 10, by scoring two touchdowns after their opponents had taken a lead In the first half. At the opening of the third quarter Arkansas had scored 10 points, as the result of a touchdown by Captain May and a drop kick by Cook, to Mississippi S I. which resulted from a touchdown by Mills and goal by Dorroh. With the ball on Mississippis 15-yard-line, Captain May of Arkansas attempted a forward of scrimmage, giving Mississippi the ball and Evans went around left end for a touchdown. Dorroh kicked goal. Score Mississippi IA, Arkansas 10. In the final quarter Smith, who replaced Deer at left half, ran the full length of the field for Mississippis final touchdown Dorroh kicked his third goal and the Mississippians had won the game. Both teams were penalzed many times The lineup: MissIssippi-Smythe, left end; Mills left tachie’ oh NodPtalill, ieit Sudiu, All derson, Harris, center; Watson, right guard; Bishop, James, right tackle, Nc Call, Stafford, right end; Evans, quarter back; Deer, Smith, left halfback; Cad dis, right halfback; Bender fullback. Arkansas–Murray, left end; Estes, left tackle Mills, left guard; Valentine, CEN ter; Fletcher, right guard; Radcliffe, right tackle Kenney, right end; Cook Turner, quarterback: Parchman, Ellison, left halfback; May (captain), right halfbaek Rudd, fullback. Summary: Touchdowns, Mills, Evans, Smith, May Goals kicked, Dorroh 3, Cook. Goal from field, Cook. Time of quarters, 25 minutes. Referee, Thompson (MissouriD; i; umpire, Wham Qllinois); head linesman, James Drake; head timekeeper, Ryan (MissourD.

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  The Sentinel=record, November 16, 1913, page 5

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  ARKANSAS LOSES ID MISSISSIPPI tsslSslPPIANS TAKE A BRACE IN LAST QUARTER AND PULL GAME OUT or FIRE. Arkansans Have Safe Lead Up 70 the Opening of the Last Period, When They Falter. Little Rock, Nov. 15-Taking a brace in the last quarter of the game the University of Mississippi eleven defeated Arkansas here today 5y a score of q to TO- When the third quarter opened the score was l0 to [ in favor of Arkansas, as the result ot a touchdown by May and drop kick bv Cook. With the ball on M.Ssis- sippis 15-yard line May, Arkansas right half, attempted a forward pass which Mccall blocked behnd the line of scrimmage and the ball went to Mississippi. On the second down, Evans ran around left end for the touchdown which put Mississippi in the lead In the last quarter, when 1t was so dark that the players cold ne’ be distinguished, Smith, substitute TOT Deer. at left half back, ral from Mis- sissi3pis line the full leAgth of the field for touchdown. May COOK and Murrey were the ma’ns,ays of Arkansas, while Evans, smith, Mhls and Mccall led both in ottense ana defense for Mississippi The game was s..w V with many pen aties. Mississippi being penallzed from two to four times in every

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  Rock Island Argus, Rock Island, Ill., November 17, 1913, page 3 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS WEST. Chicago, Is; Minnesota, I. Illinois, 0; Purdue, 0. Michigan, IS; Pennsylvania, Q. Missouri, 10; Washington, 0. Michigan Aggie. 10; So. Dakota, Z. Drake, %; Iowa Normal, 0. Iowa, As: Ames. I. Western Reserve. %; Miami, 0. Ohio State, IS; Case, o. Oberlin. %; Ohio Wesleyan. o. Army. IL: Villa Nova. o. Holy Cross, 60: Fordham, o. Stevens Institute, IS; Connecticut, I. Bucknell. %; Gettysburg, o. Dickinson. 81; Swarthmore, Z. Springfield, IA Mass. Aggies, 0. Amherst, l.; Williams, 0. Marquette. “a; St. Louis, 0. Missouri. 10: Washington, 0. Wooster, IL; Wittenberg. 0. Illinois College, II; Lombard. 6. Creighton, 129; Omaha, 0. Cincinnati u, IA; Kenyon, 2. Mount Union, O; Ohio Northern, 0. Indiana, 21; Northwestern, 20. Nebraska, 9; Kansas, 0. Occidental College, 70; University OF Utah, IA. oregon Aggies, 10; Washington S. >. L. of Washington, 10; U. of Ore gon, = L. o. Idaho. %; Whitman college, 3. Bradley, Poly. 4S; Hedding. 0. Mil:ken, u: Illinois Wesleyan, 0. Butler-Hanover game called wet grounds. Earlham, 0: Franklin. 10. Colorado College, II; Denver u. ?. EAST. Yale, 5: Princeton, ;. Harvard, 81; Brown, o. Carlisle, 80: Dartmouth, 10. Cornell, 10; Lafayette, 3. w and J., 10; Pittsburgh, 6. Colgate, So; Syracuse, -. Navy, 10; Penn State, o. Rochester, IA; Hobart, 0. Tufts, %; Bowdoin, Z. Army, So; Villa Nova, o. Rutgers, 80; Trinity, :. wesleyan, 20; New York T., 0. Rensselaer,. o; Worcester, 0. Lehigh, 16; Haverford, 3. i Dickinson. 81; Swarthmore, Z. Bucknell, %; Gettysburg, 0. Amherst, II; Williams. o. Springfield T. S, IA; Mass. 0. Holy Cross, 60; Fordham, 0. SOUTH. Georgetown, s; Virginia, 0. South Carolina, 10; Davidson, 0. Georgia, IA; Georgia Tech, 0. North Carolina, 2; Wake Forest. 0. Tulane, 81; Southwestern, 3. Mississippi, 21; Arkansas, 10. Auburn, IA; Vanderbilt, 8. Florida, IS; Citadel, 13. Randolph Macon, IS; Richmond, ,. Mississippi A. & NJ, 6; Louisiana, o. Wash, and Lee, %; West Virginia, 0. HIGH SCHOOL. # Hyde Park, Al; Englewood, 0. Lane, 20; Crane, o. Lane IT., 10; Sem, 7. Hyde Park H., 50: Medill, o. Geneva UllD, 81; Oak Park H., o. t Wheaton, 81: Downer’s Grove, 0. { Oak Park. “a; Evanston, I. t L High. %: New TrieF, o. a Morgan Park academy, 101; Har- I ey, 0. T st. Ignatius. = St. Rita. 7. De Paul, 6; Northwestern VI. A, o. : Wendell Phillips, 81; Loyola, 0. Il Crane H., 10; Lake View, II. Lake, IS; Harrison, 0. r Jacksonville High, .; Beardstown, o. / West Waterloo, 8: Dubuque, 0. t East High. I: Cedar Falls, o. I Champa ign, As; PEORIA, 0. o Freeport -; Elgin, Z. p Rockford. 40: Rock Island o. o West Aurora, II; Thorlton Town. r nip, !. G Beloit High. lG; Monroe. 0. a Kankakee, 26; Chicago Heights, -. 1 Sparta, 20; Chippewa Falls, o. k Danville, %; Champaign. l3 Ii Springfield :; Peoria Manual 0. = Cairo. o; Eldcrado, o. Quincy, -: Mat9mb Normal Z II Kewanee, %; Monmouth, ,. o. Saginaw %; Ann ATboT. o. II Arthur Hill, 46; Detroit T.. school. o. Iy Harrisburg, So; Fairfield. q. pu East Aurora. AZ; Rochelle @. OF Evansville. o; Normal Training, o. III Yankton. 30; Mitchell 0. fl Iowa Falls. 80; Mason City, :. NJ Moline. %; Normal High, o. III Princeton. 80 GaIesburg. O. O. Decatur, g. Bloomington. o. iii De- venport. 2s Iowa City. 6 n, ORMER ROCK ISLAND u

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  Albuquerque morning journal, New Mexico, November 16, 1913, page 3 (results column)

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  : ’3;;’5 j; ;95 SPORT Football Scores yale, 3. Princeton, 3. Chicago, i3; Minnesota. Z. Carlisle 35. Dartmouth, 10. Harvard, 81; Brown, o. Michigan. 49, Pennsylvania, o. Creighton, ~; Omaha, d. Nebraska, 3; Kansas. o. Wesleyan, 20; New York Univer. sity, 0. Marquette University 81; st, Louis University, O.. University Of Cincinnati. IA; Ken yon. 25. Mount Union. o.; ohio Northern, 0. Western Reserve, 22, Miami, 0. Indiana, 81; Northwestern. 20. Drake, 25; Iowa Normal, o. Iowa, As, Ames, T. Holy Cross. 60; Fordham, O. Stevens Institute, 2S; Connecticut z. Bucknell, 2S; Gettysburg, o. Dickinson, 81; Swarthmore. Z. Springfield, IA; Massachusetts, Aggies 0. Rutgers so; Trinity Z. Georgetown, s. Virginia, z ursinus-Frankhn and Marshall game cancelled. tAdi NdlN II Atriluitif % + diN II iNaAtmen, G. washington, o; Missouri. 10. South Dakota, Z; Michigan AZ Occidental College, 2G University of Utah, IA. oregon Aggies, 10; washington state, 2. University Of Washington, 10; Uni versty Of Oregon Z, University of Idaho, 20; Whitman College. 3. Colorado Aggies, 61; wyoming, 0. Lehigh, 1G Haverford 8. Richmond College, 2 Randolph Ma con, is. University OF South Carolina, 10; Davidson, 0, University of Georgia, IA; Georgia Tech, 0. University Of North Carolina, 90: Lake Forest, O. Tulane, 81; southwestern, .. University OF Mississippi 21; Uni versity OF Arkansas, 10. Auburn. &; Vanderbilt University, g. University Of Florida, is; Citadel 13. Colorado College. 21; Denver Uni versity, 2. Ohio state IS; Case, 0. Washington and Lee, 2S; West Virginia University, 0. Mississippi A. and NJ, o. Louis lana, 0.

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Officially, Arkansas leads 37–⁠32–⁠1; as played, 37–⁠34–⁠1 in 72 meetings, counting the 70 since this game.