Bucknell at Syracuse

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

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  Syracuse Men Score An Easy Triumph Over Bucknell Team SYRACUSE, N Y, Nov. 8.-Syracuse had a comparatively easy time defeat ing Bucknell, 8 to 0, in the Archbold Stadium this afternoon. The Orange coaches used practically all second string men for the first half, sent in some regulars in the third to get a touchdown, and later yanked them out to let the scrubs finish the battle. This was done TO save the first string men Tor the Colgate clash next Saturday. The first Syracuse score came in the opening period when the Orange, after. battling back and forth around the center OF the field for about half the period, finally worked the ball to the Bucknell 2s-yard linc. From here Malone booted field goal Several other previous attempts had failed. in the second quarter neither team scored. the Syracuse men holding their own IN punting game, but like Buck nell being unable to make consistent gains through the line, around the ends or by forward passes. Starting the third period the Oranre eoaches sent in some frst-string men, but almost before they got linn bered up Joe Schwarzer blocked an attempted punt, recovered the ball and raced half the length of the field for a touchdown:, Malone failed in his eftort to kick the goal, the ball striking t me goa posts. and bounding back into A peculiar incident al the end of the Hrst period puzzled both spectators and oinciais for a short time. The period otilcially ended few seconds after Malone kicked the field goal The KICK ‘ng OF the goal meant chance or goals, but the ending Of the period ne cessltated g second change, so play was resumed iS,, with both teams defending the The lineup:

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  Evening journal, November 10, 1919, page 13 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Dartmouth, 90; Penn, 10. Cornell, 20; Carnegie Tech, 0. Princeton. 10; Harvard, 10. Yale, “a; Brown, 0. Syracuse, 9; Bucknell, 0. Susquehanna, 6i: Drexel, O Rutgers, 10. Boston, Z. Lafayette. 40; Dickinson 0. Georgetown, 6; Navy, 0. Notre, ~; Army. 9. Pitt. 2; w. and j.. 6. Michigan Aggles, i2; s. Dakota, o. Chicago. 70, Michigan, 0. Iowa. “a; Northwestern, Z. Tufts, Z; Detroit 3. Illinois, 20; Minnesota, 6. Ohio state. 20: Purdue, O. Lafayette f.. i3; Muhlenberg r., T. Hill School, 90: Haverford. Z. Vanderbilt. &c; Alabama. ~. Wash and Lee, B George Tech, 0. Kentucky Stale. 20; Cincinnati. Z. Newport n. T. $, i3; Great Lakes, r. Manetta, q; w. Virginia, 0. Tulane. “a; Florida. 2 Depauw, 20; Swabash, o. Earlham. 6 4; Franklin, 2. ltuutnotts o. cNulA 1alullAai “ University Of Denver, o; Colorado School OF Mines. o. p M C., Q: Ursinus, 6. Williams. 10; Middlebury 0. Springfield. ~; Hamilton, O. Westminster, 6; Buffalo. 0. Amherst, 9; Wesleyan, 7. Princeton F.. i3; Harvard +, 0. Maine, IS; Bowdoln, 0. Stevens. i3; Columbia. 0. New Hampshire state, So; Worcester Tech. 0. Holy Cross. &: Colby. 0. Colgate, 2i: Rochester. 0. Haverford. 7; Johns Hopkins, o. swartnmore. 20: F. and NJ. 0. Western Maryland, 6 Gsllandet, 2 Catholic H.. 81; Betheny F. A., 10. Gettysburg. 20; Villanova, 0. Norwish, i3; Vermont, O.. Penn Fresh. “a; Mercersburg, s. Kansas, o; oklahoma, 0. Utah. II; Colorado, 0. Nebraska Wesleyan. 81; Wyoming, 0. Drake. “a: Washington University, Is st. Louis University. o; Marquette, 0 Colorado Aggies. 27; Utah Aggies’ Z. Nebraska, i2; Missouri, ..

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  The Washington times, November 9, 1919, page 19 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Georretovn. g: Navy. O. Asryisnd state, ~; 81. Johns. O. Gsiiapdet, q; western Marylsne. g. !, Ssthehc university 81; Beiiins r,ss Wsshinston and Lee. :; oeorrls Tech. Hsverferd. J; Johns Hopkins. Q. virginia Military Institute, 80; Mort yirrinls PoIytsehnie Institute. 90: w.s Riohmone. II; wTnisn ana Mar, Hsmpden-sydney. 10; Rsnoolph-ksoss Harvard. 10: Prineeton. 10. Yale. IL; Brown. O. Dartmouth. 20; Pennsylvsnis. Is -Notre Dame, Il; Army. O. Pttssurrh, !; Washington and Jeas~sss stevess, IA: Columbia. O. Cornell. 20; Carnegie Tech. o. Syracuse. 9; Bucknell 0. Rutgers, u: Boston Collese T. PRINCETON Freshmen, -; Harvard rrsss Lafayette. a: Dickinson. o. Springfield. IL: Hsmilton O. Holy Cross. al. Colby, O. Wiilisms. is: kiodiebury O. Wesleyan. Z: kmherss, = swsrthmore. 30; FRANKLIN and Marshall Marietta. 81; West virginia wssssysAt Penn state. e; LshiGh, :. Center. IL; West Virginia O. Colgate. q: Rochester. Psnnsyiv.nis Military coiiers. 0: ur~vni Vanderbilt 1s: Alabama, 2 Tennessee. g: South Carolina, q. Auburn. “a: sprinrheid. a Ohio State. 20: Purdue, O. Chicsro. l3: Michigan O. Illinois. 10. Minnesota. O. Iowa. IL: Northwestern. = Tufts. Z: Detroit, 4. Michigan Arries. Ia: south Dskota O. st Louis o; Msropette, O. Nebrxska. Il Missouri. g. Washington state. 3; OREGON. Kansas o: Okiahoms

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Syracuse leads 4–⁠0 in four meetings.