Niagara at Cornell

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  New Britain herald, October 9, 1922, page 9

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  they would have added immeasur- | ably to Yale worries, Like Carnegie Tech, North Carolina gained more ground by straight football than Yale | did. That the visitors were able to get within a foot of a touchdown and that they were also able to break through the Blue line to block three kicks indicates that considerable bol- stering will have to be done by Tad Jones with his forwards. Yale fol- lowed the ball alertly and its attack excepting inside the twenty-yard line, was occasionally brilliant. Probably the most remarkable rec ord of any team made on that day of rain and mud was by Dobies Cornell Hans, who went through their whole contest with Niagara University, and did not make a single tumble while rolling up their score of 66 to 0. On day like Saturday that was a note worthy performance. There was a fly in the lthacan’s ointment, how ever, when Pfann was carried off the field with a severely damaged knee. Columbia, too, revealed refresh ing freedom from fumbling, and its record of only four on a soaked grid iron was decidedly good The condi- ton of the field slowed up the line, but there was sufficient protection for the backs and good enough inter-

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  Bisbee daily review, Arizona, October 8, 1922, page 5 (results column)

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  Sports Reviewed Football Results At Ann Arbor, Michigan As; Case 0. At Lafayette; Purdue 10; James Milliken 0. At Pittsburg; Pittsburg o; Lafayette 2. At West Point Army 13; Kansas O.. At Cambridge: Harvard 20; Holy cross o. At Hanover: Dartmouts 19 Maine 0. At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania 0; University of South 0. At Ithica: Cornell 66; Niagara 0. At Washington: Georgetown 0; Le- bannon Valley 6. At Camp Randall; Wisconsin fl; Carleton O. At Princeton: Princeton 5; Virginia At Middletown: Wesleyan 21; Bow der o. At Chicago: Northwestern IT; Bel oft O. At Columbus: Ohio State 5; Ohio Wesleyan Q. At Blooming ton: Indiana O: Depau 0 tie. At Minneapolis; North Dakota 0; Minnesota 22. At Danville: Center 55; Mississippi 0. At tatSeCollege: Penn State 20; Gettsburg .. At Lexington: Washington and Lee fl; North Carolina State 6. At Monmouth: Iowa Wesleyan 12; Monmouth 2. At Richmond: Maryland o; Univer- sity of Virginia c. Tie. At oClumbia: Missouri 23; Grinnell At Morgantown: West Virginia 55; Marietta 0. At Eugene Ore: University of Ore gon 37; Willamette 0. At Seattle: University of Washing ton 26; University of Montana 0. Boulder: University of Colorado IA; eRgis College 0. At Albuquerque: Denver University Al; New Mexico University 0. At Washington: Washington and Jefferson 19: Bethany ‘. At Austin: Texas U 41; Phillips | 10. At Dallas: Texas Christian Univer sity 21; Dallas University 6. At Houston: Rice Inst 2. Sam Hous ton Normal 3. At New York: Columbia 43; Am herst s. At New Haven: Yale IS; North Car olina 0. At Chicago: Chicago 20; Georgia 0 At Des Moines: Drake 16 Cornell o At Denver: Colorado School oi Mines 32; University of Wyoming 0.

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Cornell leads 13–⁠0 in 13 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.