Vermont at Syracuse

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  The Brattleboro daily reformer, Brattleboro, Vt., October 6, 1919, page 4

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  Sporting Notes Greenfield high school, which win NAV Brattleboro high at Island Park Satur. day of this week, defeated Amherst bigb last Saturday, IA to II. in Greenfaid Carson, fullback for Greenfield. scorad two goals from touchdowns, giving the home team the edge. 1t was the mi. tai game of the season for Greenfield Greenfield showed superior form in tack ling and interference, while the visitors displayed exceptional. class in handling forward passes, which were the big fac tors in securing their two touchdowns The husky Dartmouth outfit. which applied steam roller tactics to Spring field Y. M. C. A. college, did not have a simple practice game against Norwich Saturday, as expected. Dartmouth finally won 1870, but did not score until the final period. Cole of Norwich, recovering the ball on a tumble. ran So yards to Dartmouth’s eight-yard line before he was downed. Norwich has some players who were on service teams last year, including Quarterback Redman. one of the stars at Camp Devens. University of Vermont was beaten 27–⁠0 by Syracuse university at Syracuse. Hay den Randall, former quarterback of Brat tleboro high school, made the journey to Syracuse as Vermont substitute, but did not appear in the lineup

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], October 5, 1919, page 19

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  Results ofSchOol Football Games Syracuse. Minus Three Stars, Beats Vermont SYRACUSE. oct. g. Weakened by the absence Of three Of it’s hest play crs. Syracuse University did not show IN any 100 well against the University Of Vermont mere to-day despite the fact that 1t won by - 70 Cd. The day wa better suited for “A baseball than football The ruclanders put up game fight all the way although outweighed con sidcrabiy by the Oranr’ team. Syracuse got but SIX points IN the first three periods OF play, scoring when Eddie Brown recovered YER mont tumble or their three-yard Inc. and Mike Fallen went over for a touchdown. Ackley failed TO boot the goal In the last quarter Syracuse showed stronger punch and secured three, touchdowns. Steele. Brown ana Schwarzer went over the lire and Ackley booted all three goals. Captain Alexander. Harry Sesal and Johnny Barsha. three arst string men. were not in the contest.

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Syracuse leads 7–⁠0 in seven meetings, counting the three since this game.