Ursinus at Lafayette

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  The sun, New York, October 20, 1918, page 1

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  LAFAYETTE WINS FROM URSINUS, 40 Easily Outclasses Visiting Team-Lehecka Stars. EAsroE, Pa. Oct. 10. - Lafayette opened the season here to-day with II to victory over Ursinus. The visitors were completely outclaBBed, failing to make O single first down in the first or second period. They made three in the third period on a series Of forward passes and then their offensive work ended when Lafayette took the ball on downs Ursinus held Lafayette scoreless In the third period, but Lafayette scored again In the ANAL period when Gebhardt went over the line after series of backfield plunges and then kicked the goal. Lee heclSa, a former Easton High School player, scored touchdown and kicked the goal in the first period. and kicked a field goal from the 45 yard line in the second period. The lineup:

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  Harrisburg telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., October 21, 1918, page 9

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  LAFAYETTE wALLoPs URsINUs Old Lafayette, alma mater of Cen eral March, took fall out of Ursinus on Saturday, 17–⁠0, with only one veteran in the lineup and relying exclusively on straight football tao tics. Lehecka, Gebhard and Reeves, the latter Philadelphia Northeast High boy, gained most of the ground for Lafayette. The lineup:

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Lafayette leads 15–⁠1–⁠1 in 17 meetings.