Dickinson at Lafayette

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  The New York herald, October 9, 1921, page 52

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  Lafayette Proves Too Strong for Dickinson; Wins, 10 Relies on Straight Football to Advance Heavy Line. Special Despatch to THE New York HEsALp. EAsToN, Pa. Oct. s.-The powerful Lafayette College football team won its third consecutive game here to-day on March Field. defeating the Dickinson College eleven, 27 10 0. The game was played on muddy field before a small crowd. Lafayette once again relied on straight football to advance. The heavy Maroon line opened large holes for the Lafayette backs. who made total OF twenty-six first downs. Dickinson made but one first down in the closing minutes of play. when Lafayette was represented by substitutes. Seasholtz, Ga2ella and Griner were the stars for Lafaycite on the offensive. Seasholtz scored the first three touchdowns on plunges through the centre of the line. Mar hefka and Chickenoski, second string backs, also made number OF gains. The Lineup:

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Lafayette leads 21–⁠2 in 23 meetings.