New Hampshire at Brown

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., November 26, 1923, page 5

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  Brown Defeats New Hampshire Providence, r. J., Nov. 24-The Brown varsity football team. though defeating New Hampshire State Col lege, to 0. here today, narrowly averted being held to a scoreless tie. Several times on brilliant marches Tor so yards and more the Brunonlans advanced to within five yards OF the New Hampshire goal only to DO held for downs by the strength ened defense of the visitors. The in vaders with the exception Of a rally IN the last few minutes, which car RED them to the Brown 12-yard line showed nothing in the way of a strong offensive. Both teams were greatly handicapped by a. muddy neld. made so by heavy rain, begin ning early this morning and continuing through most of the game.

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  Atlanta tri-weekly journal, Atlanta, Ga., November 27, 1923, page 1 (results column)

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  GEORGIA IS EASY FOR ALABAM|ANS; FLORIDA IN A TIE Playing with great speed and pow er, University of Alabama football team swamped Georgia Saturday afternoon at Montgomery, winning 35 to 0. Georgia never had a lool-in. while Alabamians took advantage of every mistake made by their foes. University of Florida could do no better than tie Mississippi A. & NJ. at Jacksonville, the score being 10 to 13. Mercer fell down badly, losing to Carson Newman II to 0; Tulane soundly walloped Louisiana State, 20 to 0: Tennessee beat University of Mississippi 10 to 0. and Centre toyed with Washington and Lee to the tune of 80 to 0. Other scores: SOUTHERN Hampden Sidney, %; Randolph Macon, 6. Tulsa university, 0; Georgetown, 26. Wake Forest II; North Carolira State, O.. Trinity, 20; Newberry, II. South Carolina Freshman, 10; Fur man Freshmen, 0. l. vi ilIGtll5 Ocs SNItACJ W. Fort Benning, IA; Marines, 0. Vanderbilt freshmen, IS; Sewanee freshmen, 0. Howard college, 6; Birmingham Southern, 6. Emory and Henry, 6; Milligan col lege, (. Penn Military college, +; Juanita college, G. Western Maryland IA; Drexel o. Holy Cross, 81; University OF Buf falo, O. Boston College 0; Vermont o.. Dickinson Z; Delaware 0. New York university, T.; Boston university, 0. swarthmore, II: Haverford, 0. Brown, 6; New Hampshire, 0. Allegheny, 10; Bucknell, Z. Rutgers, Az Fordham, 0! Gettysburg, IA; Gallaudet, O. Syracuse, I; Nebraska. 0. University of Maryland, 40; Catholie university, 6. Lafayette 13; Lehigh 3. = Lebanon Valley, %; Susquehanna. IA. Canisius, g. ST. Bonaventure, 0. Bowling Green, 0; Baldwin Wal lace, 20. Washington College, 3; St. Johns Annapolis, 5. Susquehanna. IA; Lebanon Val, ley, -. Yale, 19: Harvard, o. Army, 0; Navy, 0. MIDWEST Michigan, 10; Minnesota, 0. Indiana 3: Purdue o. Iowa II; Northwestern IA. Wisconsin s; Chicago -. Notre Dame 26: Carnegie 0. Butler. 49, Haskell Indians, 10. Iowa State. 13; Grinnell, 6. Johns Hopkins, 81; George Wash ington university, 6. Wabash, II; DePauw, 0. Knox 10; Lake Forest 0.

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Brown leads 14–⁠1 in 15 meetings, counting the eight since this game.