Rochester (NY) at Colgate

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  New-York tribune, November 9, 1919, page 20

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  Col lgate Team Wins But Rochester Puts Up Plucky Fight HAMILTON, N. Y, Nov. 8.-Rochester came here for her annual football game with Colgate and departed with her usual defeat, score 21 to 0. But 1T was not an overwhelming defeat, nor was it an ingiorious one. No team put up a pluckier battle than Roches ter dld This was proven by the fact that dlrlnes the entire last three quarters she held Colgate scoreless 1t was in the first period that Rochester lost the game. Surprised for a moment by meeting the regulars tnat had defeated Princeton and out played Dartmouth, Rochester rallied ana started with a rush. In the first Few minutes she made two first downs, with the plucky littt quarterback, Harris, carrying the ball When he made a run Of ten yards, around right qAd,, completing third first down for Rochester. it could be seen it was Col gates turn to be surprised. 1t was then that the strength of the Maroon begun to be felt. Anderson made sensational run around left end ls lor thlrty-tlve yards Watkins and Hlllo added ten more each and the ball was wa, on Rochester’s o-yard line. through center for the first touch down. West kicked the goal. me second touchdown was made by a forward pass. Anderson to Laird Lard carrying the ball over the line Another lone run, this time for FORTY yards, by Anderson, aided materially IN the touchdown. The third touch down was also made by Laird, who was tackled over the line. West kicked out to Watkins safely on the 20 yard line and then kicked the goal. The second quarter started with the entire seeone team playing for Colgate. The lineup:

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  The Topeka state journal, November 10, 1919, page 10 (results column)

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  SATURDAY FOOTBALL IN THE WEST. washburn 20, Kansas Normal 6. Nebraska II, Missouri 5. Kansas 0, Oklahoma 0. Haskell Z, Kansas Aggies 8. Drake IA, Washington 13. Illinois 10, Minnesota 6. Chicago Is. Michigan 0. Iowa H. Northwestern Z. Cornell College 49, Augustana College O. Tufts 7, Detroit U. 8. Colorado Aggies 27, Utah Aggies I. Utah U. Z, Colorado U. o. Colorado Miners 0, Denver Z. o. Creighton ~, Colorado College 0. Ohio State 20. Purdue 0. Michigan ,Aggies 13, South Dakota o. Ripon 3. Carroll o. Lawrence o, Beloit 0. Marietta 81. West Virginia 0. St Marys Z, Fafrmount 0. Nebraska Wesleyan II. Wyoming q. o. California U. H. Southern California U. IL. Washington State College I, Oregon U. o, Depauw 0. wabash 0. Earlham G. Franklin 2. Idaho Z. Montana O. North Dakota Aggies 6, Fargo College 6. Montana Freshmen &C. Montana Aggie Freshmen s. State School of Mines 21. Montana wes- Stanford II, Santa Clara Z. o. Phillips Z. II, Texas Wesleyan o. Oklahoma A. and NJ. 81, Central Nor Mornineside 6s Simpson 10. California II, L. S. c. IS. Multnomah A. c. IA, Oregon Aggies 0. IN THE EAST. Harvard 10, Princeton 10. Yale II, Brown o. Syracuse 8, Bucknell o. pittsburgh Z, Washington and Jeffer- Notre Dame -. Army 9. Colgate 21, Rochester 0. Dartmouth 20, Pennsylvania 10. Pennsylvania State 20, Lehigh I. New York L. II, Union 6. Holy Cross Al, Colby o. Yale Freshman 10, Cornell Freshmen 0. Colgate 21. Rochester O. Lafayette 49, Dickinson o. Princeton Freshman 13, Harvard Fresh man O. Swarthmore 20. Franklin and Marshall O. Gallaudet p, Western Maryland G. Stevens Is, Columbia 0. Georgetown 6. Navy O. Cornell 20. Carnegie Tech. 0. Wesleyan Z, Amherst o. Itutgers II. Boston College I. = Williams H. Middlebury o. Maryland 27. st. Johns o. Washington L. II. All Fleet O. IIaverford Z. Johns Hopkins 0. Franklin and Marshall Z, Swarthmore Props. 0, IN THE SOUTH Washington and Lee 3. Georgia Tech o. Center College ii. West Virginia g. Rice Institute n, Southern Methodist Texas, 30, Arkansas L. I Mississippi A. and NJ. “a, Mississippi T. o. Texas [. 80, Arkansas Z. Kendall 40. Trinity O. Vanderbilt 1G. Alabama L. L. Tulane 13, Florida L. 3 Texas A. and NJ. 10, Baylor O. Sewanee n. Oglethorpe o. : Louisiana State College 81, Mississippi College o. Decatur College G, Oklahoma Baptist L. 6. Tennessee L. G, South Carolina L. 6. Virginia Poly 40, Lake Forest 0. Interstate 20, North Carolina Z. HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS Lincoln 81. Topeka O. Topeka Juniors 20. Industrial School G.

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  Evening star, November 9, 1919, page 28 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL RESULTS. Gallaudet, 27; Western Maryland, s. Catholic University, 81: Boiling Field Aviators, 10. Navy, O.; Georgetown, 6. Maryland State. 27: st. Johns. 0. Virginia NJ. l.. 29; North Carolina, I. Davidson, 6; North Carolina State, SO. Wake Forest, 0; Virginia Polly, 40. Georgia Tech, 0; Washington and Lee, 3. Vanderbilt. 16: Alabama, 12. Tennessee, 6; South Carolina, 0. Sewanee. II; Oglethorpe, 10. Georgetown (ky), 13; Maryville College. Z. Mississippi Aggies, “a; Mississippi. O. Richmond College, II; Williams and Mary, Q. Mississippi College. 0; Louisiana. “a. Arkansas, Z; Texas. 80. Newport Naval Station, 10; Great Lakes, u. Hampden-Sydney. 10; Randolph Citadel, Il; Newberry. 0. Naval Base, 81; Philadelphia Navy Yard, o. Chattanooga. Z: Cumberland Uni versity, 0. Tulane. IA: Florida. .. Marietta. q; West Virginia Wesleyan. 0. Haverford, I: Johns Hopkins. o. EAST Harvard, 10: Princeton, 10. Pennsylvania, 13; Dartmouth, 20. Yale, IA; Brown, 0. Pittsburgh, Z: Washington and JEFF ferson, 6. Carnegie Tech. o; Cornell, 20. Syracuse, 8; Bucknell, 0. Colgate, 21; Rochester, 0. Army, 8; Notre Dame, II. WaSf VirOipia 6. Center. IA. New York. II; Union. s. Penn State. 20; Lehigh, Z. Rutgers, 13: Boston College, z. Swarthmore, 20; Franklin and Marshall, 0. Colby, 0; Holy Cross. Al. Dickinson, 0; Lafayette, 48. Yale Freshmen. 10; Cornell Fresh men, 0. Princeton Freshmen. 13: Harvard Freshmen, 0. WEST. Michigan, 0; Chicago, 49, Illinois, 10: Minnesota, 6. Iowa, IA; Northwestern, Z. Purdue, 0; Ohio State. 20. Nebraska, IL; Missouri. 5. Washington. 13; Drake, IA. Oklahoma, o; Kansas, 0. South Dakota, 0 Michigan Aggies, 13. Tufts, Z F.; Detroit, 3. Utah Aggies, Z; Colorado Aggies, 27. Utah. Z :. Colorado. O.. California, IA: Southern Califormia. 13. Drake, IA; Washington University, 13. Cincinnati. Z; kentucky State. 0. Depauw. o; Wabash. 0. Earlham. 6; Franklin, 2. Nebraska Wesleyan. IA: Wyoming, 0. | ST. Louis, 0; Marquette, 0. | Idaho, Z; Montana, 0. | Washington State, Z; Oregon, O. | North Dakota Aggies. 6; Fargo Col lege, 0. ! Western Reserve. IA; Kenyon, 0. | Case, II; Mount Union, IL. Oberlin. At; Hiram. 0.

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Colgate leads 17–⁠3 in 20 meetings, counting the eight since this game.