Colgate at Brown

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  The New York herald, November 20, 1921, page 50

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  COLGATE DEFEATED BY BROWN, I TO 0 Only Score Comes Early in Game on Seventy Yard March TO Touchdown. Special Despatch to THE NEw York HEsALn PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. 19.--On q field that was a slippery as glass, Brown defeated Colgate to here to-day In the closing game of the Bears season. The New York team had plenty of power and after the first period held Brown score less. but the Bruins attack early in the first period overwhelmed the visitors tore their line to shreds and concluded a seventy yard march down the field with touchdown. Paasche, the husky Brown fullback. carried the ball over. Colgate rallied after the score had been made and Webster and Sanford shone In successive attacks on the Brown line without. however, at any time bocoming serious menace to the Brown goal At no time during the game, in fact, did Colgate come within striking distance, and the play for the most part was in Marion territory. Capt. Shupert was in the lmelsht during the whole of the first half, play ing strongly on both the offensive and defensive. 1t was Shupert and Adams who contributed the greater part of the gains in the long march TO victory. Both elevens relied mostly on straight football and though there were spas modic. attempts at overhead play, neither made any substantial gains by this route. Coach Huntington gave several OF his subs chance TO shine in the game, | and Townsend in particular took advantage of the opportunity, breaking away for some pretty gains in the clos ing period OF the game In the Brown backteld the work OF the backs was consistently good. with few fiimbles to mar the play. In the ! line Shurtleff was again the outstanding figure, concluding his final game OF col | lege football with brilliant record at centre. The lineup:

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  New-York tribune, November 20, 1921, page 18

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  Early Touchdown Enables Brown to Beat Colgate, Z to 0 Upstate Team Threatens in Second Period, but Sur renders Ball on Downs PROVIDENCE, Nov. 19.-Brown won from Colgate here this afternoon,7 to 0 in a stubbornly fought game. The Brunonians scored in the first period with driving offensive which carried the ball from her 37-yard line over the goal line. Colgate was dangerous only once, in the second period, when the ball reached Browns 17-yard line, where it was sur rendered on downs. The New Workers played brilliantly in the second half, checking Brown on downs when the team had reached the 15-yard line, an intercepted forward pass shutting off a Brown score. Colgate outrushed Brown in the final quarter, but succeeded only in getting as far as Browns 30-yard line. Brown showed the clever defence it exhibited in the Harvard game at all times, al though Colgate was more successful in checking its drive at critical periods. The line-rn:

• Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, November 20, 1921

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  BROWN CLOSES SEASON BY DEFEATING COLGATE rEpNlDENCE. II. l.. Nov. IL Brown closed it’s football season on andrews Field here this afternoon by “.icatins colgate. To u. in a loose gam” on Il slow field Browns touchdown. made bv i”asch”, came in tho first few min ut’s OF play when COli;atc lost me nan on downs shortly after the kick on ana brown marched down the field IN Il series Of line piunEcs. no, once !’soitlnE 70 a pass or a Knox.

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  Grand Forks herald, Grand Forks, N.D., November 21, 1921, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Hamline IA; North Dakota Unlvcrsity O. Wisconsin 0; Chicago 8. , Minnesota 0; Michigan 50. Illinois. :; Ohio State O.. Iowa IA; Northwestern O. Nebraska IS; Ames 8. Worth;ngton, MIMI, High Z; Still water High O. Creighton 0; South Dakota State Z. :. Wabash p; DePauw O. : Boston College 10; Georgetown IA. ri Butler %; Franklin 0. ~ b. Notrc Dame ri; Marquette Z. - Case %; Kenyon o. . Harvard 10; Yale 3. Pennsylvania Freshmen 10; Cornell Freshmen Z. ; La. Fayette %: Lehigh 9. Rutgers II; West Virginia 7. Brown 7; Colgate 0. . Carnegie Tech. Fl; MARYLAND o. ~ OberIin Z; Western Reserve o. Syracuse IA; Dartmouth Z. Wesleyan 7; Union O. Holy Gross 8; New Hampshire IS. Indiana 8; Purdue o. Centre College IS; Washington & Lee o. . St. Olaf ia: Gustavus Adolphus 0. Kansas Aggics IA; Oklahoma Z. Johns Hopkins II; st. Johns 5. S~warthmore SIS; Haverford o. University of Ohio g.: Gonzaga 0. Oregon Aggics 0; University OF Oregon 0. Coe Is; Cornell :. University of Colorado 10; Colorado State Agricultural College 0. River Falls (Wis.) Normal 3; La Crosse Normal O. Montana Mines o; Montana Wesleyan 0. California AZ; Stanford :. Hampton Roads Training Station o; Great Lakes Training Station IA.

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Colgate leads 25–⁠20–⁠7 in 52 meetings, counting the 44 since this game.