Valparaiso at Harvard

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  New-York tribune, October 10, 1920, page 21

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  Harvard Wins From Invaders In Second Half Long Runs Net Three Touch downs After Valparaiso Holds for Two Periods CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. o-After holding Harvard we’ll away from the goal line for two periods, Valparaiso weakened to-day and the Crimson scored three touchdowns by good line plunging by Horween and Owen and long runs by Churcniii and Hamilton. The first score came in the third period. when Churchill lodged through half the Valparaiso team and ran 20 yards to the goal line. A few minutes later Churchill made ~ yards around the end to the 12-yard line, but it took eight plays before Horween plunged over for the second score. minute before time was called Hamilton broke through the Valparaiso line and dodging three backs, ran 67 yards for the third score. Valparaiso did not make a first down and failed to get far into Harvard territory on the ofense. The visitors showed no open play and line plunges were nearly all stopped easily. The lineup:

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 10, 1920, page 1

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  HARVARD WINS WHEN VALPARAISO WEAKENS CAMBRIDGE, Mass. October 3 After holding Harvard well away from the goal line for two periods Valparaiso weakened today and the Crimson scored three touchdowns in the last half by good line plunginS by Horwecn and owen and long runs by Churchill and Hamilton. “A min ute before time was called. Hamilton broke through the Valparaiso line and lodging three backs, ran 81 wards for touchdown.

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., October 10, 1920, page 10

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  Harvard Beats Valparaiso. l. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, oct, 81 After holding Harvard well away from the goal line FOR two periods Valparaiso weakened and the Grim @n scored three touchdowns by good me plunging. a minute before time was colled, Llef, Halfback Hamilton, subbing for owens. broke through the Valparaiso me lodging the backs ran 81 yaros ‘or the third score.

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Harvard leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.