Drake at Missouri

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  Omaha daily bee, Omaha [Neb.], November 20, 1916, page 3

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  MISSOURI WINS WITH REGULARS Drake outplays Rivals in First Half, and Tiger Lineup Then Shifted. SCORE, FOURTEEN TO ZERO Columbia, Mo-, Nov. lo.-Starting the game with substitutes, the Uni versity Of Missouri foot ball team was outplayed during the first half Of the Drake Missouri game yesterday, but q shift in the Missouri ranks during halves turned the tide and Missouri triumphed, IA to 0. Drake gave wonderful exhibition OF forward pass ing. The lineup:

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  Arizona republican, Arizona, November 19, 1916, page 18 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Kansas, :; Nebraska, 3. Pittsburg. l4: Tech. 6. Georgia Tech. 2l; Georgia, 0. Mississippi A. and NJ, 9; Kentucky State, IS. Kenyon. 27; University of Cincin- natl, 0. Swarthmore, 20; Dickinson. 20 Johns Hopkins. [: Havreford.. IA. Indiana. IA: Florida. 3. Ames. Is; Iowa. 19. Colorado College. 35: Denver Uuni- versity. 13. Colorado Aggies. F: University of Utah, 6. Army. IT; Springfield Y. M. c. A. 2. Franklin College, Is; University of Louisville, F. Marquette University. IA, Beloit. 0. Warrensburg Normal. 2i; St. Louis University. 0. Henry Kendall. 46. Haskell. 0. University of Colorado, 10; Colorado School of Mines, 27. Oklahoma, IS; Kansas Aggies, IA Connecticut Agricultural College. IT: Norwich z. Harvard Freshmen. 21; Yale Fresh men, 6. Oklahoma Aggies. I; Baylor 1. University of Tennessee. IT; Se- vance, 0. Washington. l3; California, 8. Miami. 8: Western Reserve, 6. Boston College, 49: Worcester Poly Institute, 0. Allegheny, ‘; Rochester, o. University of Virginia. 20: Virginia Military Institute, ‘. University of Alabama, 0: Tulane, 8. University of Louisiana, 2l; Univer- sity of Mississippi, 0. Middle Bury. 6; University of Yer mont. 2. Harvard, 0; Brown. 21. Yale, 10; Princeton. 0. Colgate. Is; Syracuse, 0. Minnesota 54; Wisconsin, 0. Williams, 26; Amherst, 0. Cornell, 37; Massachusetts Aggies, o. Dartmouth, ‘; West Virginia. :. Case. O; Ohio State, 28. Pennsylvania, 10; Michigan, :. Chicago. 20; Illinois. [. Notre Dame. 14; Michigan Aggies, o. Morningside, o. South Dakota, O. Navy, 57: Villa Nova. :. Missouri, 14; Drake, 0. North Western. 3S; Purdue, 6. George Washington Hampton, can ceIled Andover. 0; Exeter, 6. Washington and Lee, 6; Washington and Jefferson, 10. Tufts. 25; Bowd0in, 0. Columbia, O.; Wesleyan, 40. Fordham, 40; Holycross, O. 1 Allegheny. 2; Rochester, 0. Union, 2S; Hamilton. 0. Gettysburg, IT; Bunchnell. 0. ~Lehigh. 27: F. and M., ‘. | New Hampshire, 12: Rhode Island, O. ] Stevens, 13; Rensselaer,. 0. Georgetown, 61; North Carolina Az ! gies. 6. Vanderbilt 20; Auburn, 9. Creighton, O.; Highland Park o. Texas Christian University 23 Daniel Baker College O. University Of Idaho 20; Montana ls Sslifornia-Occiden College 27i | Pomona 0. Multcnomah Club (Portland Ore.) G. Whitman {.

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Missouri leads 14–⁠3 in 17 meetings, counting the eight since this game.