Geneva at Washington & Jefferson

Saturday, September 27, 1924

Washington & Jefferson beat Geneva 19–⁠6. It was their 13th meeting; after it, Washington & Jefferson led the series 11–⁠1–⁠1.

AwayGeneva0–⁠3 in 1924
6
HomeWashington & Jefferson7–⁠2 in 1924
19

Final

In the newspapers

  • The New Britain herald's story: ALL COLLEGIATE ELEVENS ACTIVE This Week Sees Every Football Team Playing

    New Britain herald, Connecticut, September 29, 1924, page 8

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    ALL COLLEGIATE ELEVENS ACTIVE This Week Sees Every Football Team Playing New York, Sept. 2s.--An interna- tional contest at Hanover between Dartmouth and McGill, four inter sectional games in which important teams are engaged and the first major struggle of the season will feature the eastern gridlron games next Saturday. Yale, Harvard, Penn State and Army will meet sectional opponents. Of these Harvard will engage in the most interesting meeting when Greasy Neale, former w. and J. coach brings his University of vir- ‘ginia squad to Cambridge. The Ellis will test new backfeld combination against North Carolina at New Haven and North Carolina State will go, to State College, Pa., to clash with Penn. State. The Army will begin its intersec- tional series, which includes contests with Notre Dame. Detroit and Florida, by sending a veteran team against4St. Louis. Pittsburgh, which annually uh- dertakes one of the most severe schedules of any eleven in the coun- try takes on Lafayette at Pitts burgh, with neither apparently yet in big game form. The Partners were held to a 14 to 0 score Satur- day by Crow City. Lafayette also opened easily with a 1S-0 win over Muhlenberg. Princeton will open its season with Amherst at home and Navy will tune up on William and Mary. Cornell, off on an attempt to go through another undefeated season, smothered St. Bonaventure Saturday 56 to and will meet Niagara this week. W. and J.. scored upon by Geneva in its 19–⁠6 opening victory, will meet Bethany at Wheeling, West Vir- ginia, whose goal was also crossed in a 21–⁠6 victory over its old rival, West Virginia. Wesleyan will clash with Allegheny at Morgantown, Other contests in which important teams take part, include Mercer at Syracuse, Colby vs. Brown at ProVi- dence, Rutgers vs. Lebanon Valley at New Brunswick, St. Lawrence vs. Columbia at New York, Pennsyl- vania vs. Franklin and Marshall at Philadelphia and Lehigh vs. Gettys- burg at Bethlehem. There were no upsets In the open ing games on Saturday.

  • The The Birmingham age-herald's story: Foot Ball Results

    The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, September 28, 1924, page 12 (results column)

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    Foot Ball Results U. of Syracuse 35; Hobart 0. Carnegie Tech. IA; Dayton 3. Pittsburgh, IA; Grove City 0. Ohio Wesleyan. 40: Capital U. 0. Wittenberg. 17; Olivet 0. Ohio U. 10; Rio Grande 0. Thiel College. ‘; Baldwin Wallace 0. Cace, G.; Muskingum 0. Oberlin, 14, Hiram 0. Rhode Island State, 0; Maine 37. Boston College, 47; Providence Col lege o. Holy Cross, IS; Catholic University =. Wesleyan. 3; Union o. Southwestern, O; Tulane IA. University of Georgia 26; Mercer :. Davidson, 15; Presbyterian College Clemson. 60; Elon College 0. Citadel, 12; Southern College 0. Furman, IA; Newberry O. Southern Carolina, A. Erskine O. Trinity, O; North Carolina State 14. Georgia Tech, 19; Oglethorpe 0. U. of Wisconsin, 25; North Dakota U. O.. Purdue, 21; Wabash :. Indiana, 65; Rose Polytech o. Butler, 21; Hanover 6. Franklin, 2S; Indiana Central o. Lafayette, 13; Muhlenberg o. Auburn, z; Birmingham-Southern 0. University of Alabama, 55: Union 0. Vanderbilt, 13; Henderson-B Brown 0. West Virginia, 21; Wesleyan 6. Washington and Jefferson, 19; Geneva 6. Amherst College, IS; St. Lawrence 3. N. H. State College, p; Colby Col lege O.. Bates College, 19; Lowell (Mass) Textile College 0. Conn. Aggies, 12; Mass. Aggies 10. William and Mary 47, Norfolk Fire. memo. V. M. I. 39, Emory and Henry O Washington and Lee 34, Roanoke O. University of Florida 25, University of Florida Freshmen O.. Taylor U.’ 10, Simmons 6. Michigan Aggies 59, Northwestern College 0. Bowdoin 6. St. Stephens o. Williams 27, Hamilton z. Franklin and Marshall 21, Albright Cornell 56. St. Bonaventure o. Dartmouth 40. Norwich 0. Iowa State 23, Nebraska Wesleyan 13. Zoe 12, Monmouth 8. Oklahoma Aggies 9, Southwestern State Teachers College 0. St. Louis U. 8 Southwest State Teachers (Springfield) 0. South Dakota State 16, Beuna Vists College 3. .... University of South Dakota IA YanktOn College 0. Upper Iowa University 0, St. Thomas 6. Wooster II, Ashland o. Miami |, Georgetown 0. Bucknell 6, Western Maryland 0. Niagara 6, Rochester o. Allegheny z, Dickinson O.. Penn State 47. Lebanon Valley 8. Rutgers If. Vi1lanova 0. Columbia 20, HaWerford 3. Pennsylvania 34. Ursinus 0. St. Louis 8, Southwestern Teachers 0 Carson Newman 63, Weaver College 0. . , Millsaps IA, Clarks Memorial 0. Jacksonville (Ala.) Normal H, Uni versity of Chattanooga 13. Louisiana State [, Springhill 6. Maryville College 103; Union Uni versity of Kentucky 0. University of California 13, Santa Clara z. Virginia 13, Hampden Sidney 3. Randolph Macon 0, Newport New. Apprentice School 0.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Before kickoff

Our ratings going in

Our ratings (scores only)

Washington & Jefferson 92% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Washington & Jefferson leads 13–⁠1–⁠1 in 15 meetings, counting the two since this game.

Recent meetings
1934Washington & Jefferson 6, Geneva 0
1925Washington & Jefferson 19, Geneva 13
1924Washington & Jefferson 19, Geneva 6
1922Washington & Jefferson 14, Geneva 0
1920Washington & Jefferson 14, Geneva 0
1918Geneva 3, Washington & Jefferson 0

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