Williams at Columbia

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 28, 1923, page 59

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  FISHER, WILLIAMS END. TOO MUCH FOR COLUMBIA NEW YORK, October 27-Columbias Haughton-coached eleven suffered it’s second successive defeat today. losing to Williams. 10 to 0. Columbia outrushed Its opponents scoring 13 first downs to 10 for the Purple, but lacked the decisive punch. Fisher. williams left end, scored all Of his teams points. He register ed q touchdown in the third period by blocking punt and recovering the bali behind Columbia’s goal line, added the extra point with his toe and in the final period booted a placement goal from the 35-yard line. Koppisch’ and Kirchmeyer were CO. lumbia’s offensive stars.

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 29, 1923, page 9 (results column)

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  Saturday Football Results INDIANA INDIANA Butler, Q; Wabash. o. Eotre Dame, 35; Georgia Tech, z. De Paw, 20; Franklin. 9. Illinois State Normal. 16; Indiana State Normal. o. Hanover, 40: Earlhau. o. Louisville. ID; Rose Poly, o. Evansville, Is; Oakland City College, o. Valparaiso. SO; De Paul. z. BIG TEN Chicago. 90; Purdue. o. Minnesota o.; Wisconsin. o. Iowa. 20; Ohio State, o. IlinoiAe 20; Northwestern, 0. EAST Colby, 2; Maine, o. Dartmouth. 16; Harvard. 0. West virginia Wesleyan. Il; Carroll. o. Syracuse. A; Springfield o. Penn State, ID; West Virginia. Is Pennsylvania. “a: Centre, o. Yale, RI; Brown. o. Oberlin, IA Amherst, 2. Colgate, RI; Ohio Wesleyan. o. Lafayette, 6; Rutgers. o. Tufts, 6; Middlebury, 9. Army, 10: Lebanon Valley. o. Union, IL; Trinity. o. Lehigh. IA: Auhlenberg, 3. Holy Cross, Is; Boston University. o. Vermont. %: New Hampshire. 2. Navy, 8; Princeton. g. Junizta, IA; Drexel. 7. Carnegie Iech. I1ttSOUTgO. d Bates IL; Bowdoin, z. Third Army Corps, IA; Georgetown. =. Johns Hopkins. 8; Hayerford, o. Andovcr. 10; Yale Second Team. 2. Marquette. z; Boston College, g. Hamilton. ID; St. Lawrence, H. Rensselaer,. Poly, e, Stevens. O. williams 10; Columbia. 0. Hobart. 7: City College of New York. o. Maryland. IA; North Carolina, o. Washington and Jefferson. 8: Detroit, o. Gettysburg. II; villa Nova. o. Swsrthmore. It; Franklin and Marshall, 9. New York University. 81; Rhode Island State, 0. Clarkson Tech, =: University of Buffalo. z. Virginia SO; Trinity. o. Washington and Lee. IL; Virginia Poly technic Institute o. Furrnsn. %; Richmond. z. Virginia Military Institute. 2e; North Car Marines, 40; George Washington Univerdickinson. II; Albright. o. Ursinus. 81 Temple. o. st. Johns College. Is; Fordhsn. o. Massachusetts Aggies, IS; Wesleyan, 0. Norwich, ID; Connecticut Aggies. 0. Geneva. “a; Ashland. T. j WEST Colorado School of Mines. 20; University University Of Utah. 16; Brigham Young California, O.. Washington State. o. Oregon. o; Idaho, O. Colorado University. 81; Denver Univer- Colorado Assies, 2e; Utah Agyies. 2. St. Msry’s. 20; University of AriEonis, University of Washington. “a: College Of Puget Sound, 0. University of Nevada. 2, Santa Clara z. University of Southern California, IA; Stanford, z. canisius College 10: Dayton University. o. Michigan. 81; Michigan Agg1es. o. Washington and JEFFERSON, 8: Detroit ~ univ err = of Missouri. ?; Nebraska, Z. Amee, 81; Washington University. 7. Des Moines. q; Creighton University, g. Drake, Al Griunell. 0. ST. Louis University. %; Mississippi 5. Otterbein, 19: Case. 7. Marietta. 90; Kalamazoo. o. Ohio Northern, 81; Baldwin Wallace. 10. University Of Kansas, O; Kansas Aggiee, o.. South Dakota z; University of South DasTol-do. University 81: Bowling Green Normal, o. wittenberg, IS; Kenyon. 7. Wooster. 90; Cincinnati. Z. Defiance College, Is; Findley College 6. North Dakota University. 10; North Da- Arkansas. Is: Louisiana State University. Baylor. 10; ouschita. 8. SOUTH University Of Texas. A.; Southwestern, o. Vanderbilt, IT; Tulane o. Sewanee, Is; Oglethorpe. o. university OF Tennessee. q; Mississippi A. Maryland University. IA; University Of North Carolina. O. Florida, 16; Wake Forest T. Kentucky Wesleyan. Is: Morris Harvey, O. Centenary, %, Texas Christian University. o. Oklahoma, IL; Oklahoma Aggies, O. University OF Alabama so; Spring Hill. 0. University Of Kentucky. So; Georgetown College. 0. Auburn. 81: Fit. Benninz. O. HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS Manual Training. ZOE: Anderson. o. Sheridan, 20; Boxley. o. Champaign (mD. II; Wiley High (Terrs Kokomo, 10; westheId. Is. Muncie Central. 81; Portland. o. Wilkinson, 80: Kentlsnd. O. Warsaw, Is, Mishawaka. O. Decatur, 20: Log lneport. o. Goshen, 81; “a Porte, O. Linton. 20: lrklin. 0. Central tEvansvtlle). 20; Princeton, Q. Reitz tEvansvtllel. 90; Boonville. 0. Morocco. 40: Lowell. o Wabash. SO: Bluffton o. Lebanon. %. Thorntown, o. Rensselaer,. 81 East Chicago, o. Peru. rs Huntington. Il Mt Vernon. 7. Petersburg q Hloon77elc 30 BLOOMINGTON o. Elkharf, 8; Michigan City. o.

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., October 29, 1923, page 1 (results column)

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  GridirOn Results Saturday COLLEGE GAMES Bates 10; Bowdoin 6. Colby Z; Maine O. Dartmouth 16; Harvard 0. Yale 81; Harvard 0. Princeton 3; Navy 3. Holy Cross 10: Boston Univ. 0. Tufts 6: Middlebury 3. Marquette Z; Boston College 6. Springfield 0; Syracuse Al. University of Detroit 0; Washing ton & jefferson 6. Vermont %; New Hampshire Z. West Va. Wesleyan IA; Carroll O. Pennsylvania “a; Centre O. Army 10; Lebanon 0. Univ. of Michigan; 81; Michigan AgSies 0. Union IA: Trinity o. Lehigh IA; Muhlenburg 8. Colgate 81; OhOio Wesleyan 0. Penn state 10; West Virginia 10. Gettysburg II; Villa Nova 0. Swarthmore 6; Franklin and Mar shall 6. Iowa 90; Ohio State o. Rensselaer, Poly 27: Stevens 0. Williams 10: Columbia 0. Butler 2; Wabash 0. Hamilton IA; st. Lawrence ~. Minnesota 0; Wisconsin 0. Rutgers 6; Lafayette 6. Hamilton IA; st, Lawrence IL. U. of Tennessee T; Mississippi A. and NJ. 3. Purdue 6: Chicago 20. Mississippi u. 3; st. Louis L. %. Depauw 20; Franklin 8. Illinois %; Northwestern 0. Syracuse Freshmen 10; Cornell Freshmen 0. Georgia Tech Z; Notre Dame 80. Desmoines u. Z; Creighton u. 6. Marietta IS; Kalamazoo 0. Heidelberg 10; Muskingum 81. University of Kansas Q; Kansas Aggies 0. Wittenberg 2S; Kenyon :. South Dakota State Z; University of South Dakota 0. Louisville U. 10; Rose Poly 0. Vanderbilt Il; Tulane 0. Hobart Z; City College Of New York o. Florida 16; Wake Forrest Z. Drake Al; Grinnell, 0. Norwich IS; Conn. Aggies 0. Ames ga; Washington Univ. I. Clarkson Tech Z; University of Buffalo Z. N. Y. University 81; Rhode Island State 0. Univ. of Kentucky ,35; George town ky.) College 0. ANOLlI DdhOld IllNSlSllN, lUt North Dakota Aggies, 8. Nebraska, Z; University of Missouri,, Z. Arkansas 20; Louisiana S. u, 10. University of Alabama, 60; Spring hill, 0. st. Johns College 10; Fordham 0. Carnegie Tech. Z: Pittsburgh 0. Virginia SO; Trinity O. Washington and Lee II; Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 0. Furman, %: Richmond, Z. Virginia Military Institute, %; North Carolina State. Z. Marines. 40; George Washington University, 0. Colorado Aggies, &c; Utah Aggies Auburn. “a; Fort Benning. 0. Oglethorpe, 0; Shawnee. 10. Mass. Aggies, 13; Wesleyan, 0. University of Colorado, 81; University of Denver. Z. University of Wyoming, O; Colo RADIO School of Mines, 20. University of Utah, Is; Brigham Young University, 0. University of Texas, Al: South western. 0. School Games CCHN “, bScI lllS nigh, w. Portland High. 81; Bangor High. 0. Westbrook. AZ; South Portland. 6. Catholic High, 0; Lewiston High, 81. Haverhill High. IA; Rogers High, Lawrence High, IA; Newburyport, 2. Old Town High, ~; Brewer High, Portsmouth High Z: Concord High. Kennebunk High, 90; Trap Acad. IL. Abbott School, 81; Winslow High, Oak Grove, 1S: Hallowell High, 0. Camden High. 46: Fairfield High, 6. Portsmouth Alumni, 7: U. S. M. c., Dover High. 0: York High. 0. Wilton Acad. Z; Skowhegan High 6. Thornton Acad. 10; Gardiner High, 6. Biddeford High, 30: Brideton, s.

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Columbia leads 13–⁠3–⁠1 in 17 meetings, counting the nine since this game.