Hobart at Syracuse

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], September 25, 1921, page 1

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  Syracuse PLAYERS Have an Easy Time With Hobart Bows Meehan Uses Entire First Team at Start; Up-Staters Win the Opener, $50 SYRACUSE, Sept. “a. - Syracuse opened it’s football season to-day with 35 to victory over Hobart Meehsn sent his whole list of first-string men into the fray at the start, and thinner man went over the line for touch down at the end of tie second minute Of play. Early in the second period Zimmerman grabbed Hobart punt and raced fifty yards down the field for an other touchdown. Captain Gulick kicked both goals. The third Syracuse touch down came in the same session, after a succession of line smashes that swept the light Geneva team off its feet, Eos. ter carrying the ball ever. Zimmerman kicked the goal. Kellogg ran eighty yards for touchdown on the third play in the fourth period, and a little laster Foster was showed over for the final score. Gulick kicked the goals. Here Meehan let loose food of substitutes, who fin ished the game. The line-up:

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  The Washington herald, District of Columbia, September 25, 1921, page 12

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  Syracuse SWamps Hobart: SYRACUSE, n. z. Sept 24.-Syra- ‘cuse won an interesting 35-to-0 vic tory over Hobart today. Meehan’s wealth of backs gained at will. Zimnorman and Kellogg starring with gone, featuring the line plunges. KEEL logg’s so-yard run for a touchdown was the feature Of the game. Hobart was unable to pierce the Orange line, never threatening the score.

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  Palatka daily news, Palatka, Fla., September 26, 1921, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS University of Pennsylvania 80; Della University of Pennsylvania 80; Della ware College 0. Springfield 26; Amherst 0. Yale %; Bates0. Harvard 10; Boston University 0. Syracuse 35; Hobart 0. Brown 6; Rhode Island State 0. Rutgers SO; Ursinus 0. West Va. University “a; West Va. Wesleyan 3. Dartmouth “a; Norwich 8. CAGE IA; Haram 0. Pennsylvania State So; Lebanon VAL ley 0. Carnegie Institute AZ; Thief Col lege 0. Lafayette 48; Mulburgh 0. Harvard Is; marlborough 0. Furman University a; Erskine COL lege 7. Virginia %; Davidson 0. Auburn Al; Georgia Military Aca- denny 8. Tennessee 27; Emory and Henry 0. University of Pittsburgh Is; Gene va 0. Washington mad jefferson IA; Beth any 0. Franklin and Marshall Z; Albright 0 Colgate 7; St. Bonaventure 7. Fordham 25; Maine IA. Indiana AZ; Franklin 0. University of Cincinnati 20; Toledo University 0. V.P.I. IA; Hampden-Sydney 6. Oglethorpe University 80; North Ga. Aggies 0. V.MI. 10; Roanoke 0. North Carolina A & NJ 90 Randolph zMacon 0.

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Maine, September 26, 1921, page 5 (results column)

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  SATURDAY FOOTBALL Fordham, 25; University of Maine, IA. Yale, %; Bates, 0. Harvard, 10; Boston University, 0. Harvard 16; Middlebury College, 0. Brown. 6; r. I. State, 0. Springfield, 26; Amherst o. Dartmouth, “a; Norwich, 3. University of Pennsylvania, 80; Delaware College. 0. Rutgers, 80; Ursinus. 0. Penn. State, So; Lebanon Valley. 0. Carnegie Institute, AZ; Thiel Col lege, 0. Lafayette. IS; Muhlenberg, 9. Colby, SO; Coburn Classical Institute, 0. Syracuse. 35; Hobart, 0. Colgate, Z; St. Bonaventure, 7. geneva, 0: Pittsburg. 2S SCHOOL RESULTS Wilton Acad, 2S Hebron, 0. Lincoln u: Camden, G. South Paris, “A; Livermore Falls. 0. Edward Little, 0: Stevens High, 0. Cony High, SO; Lawrence. 0. Gardiner High. 33: NJ. C. T., 6. South Portland High 8. Morse High

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Syracuse leads 21–⁠0 in 21 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.