Williams at Columbia
Saturday, October 25, 1924 Share
Columbia beat Williams 27–3. It was their ninth meeting; after it, Columbia led the series 5–3–1.
Final
In the newspapers

New Britain herald, Connecticut, October 30, 1924, page 8
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ARlMH-XALE CLASH LS 24TH MEETING OF TWO OUTFITS Columbia Plays Cornell as the Other Big Eastern Game This Weekend. New York, Oct. 30.-When the elevens of Yale and the Army meet inNthe Yale Bowl Saturday 1t will be the 94th meeting of these two rivals In a series which started in 1893. Of the 2S games played. the Els hold an impressive lead, having emerged victorious in IS, while the Army has won only three. Five had ended in ties. The two teams have met annually since 1893 except for a period of eight years between 1912 and 1921, when relations were severed. In the entire series the Yale eleven has scored 2S2 points 10 but Ss for the Service team. The last Army victory was won in 1911 when the Cadets won by a score of to 0. Columbia ys. Cornell Another game sharing the spot light on Saturday will be Columbias meeting with Cornell at Ithaca. For the first time since football was re- stored to the athletic curriculum at Columbia the athletes of the late Percy D. Haughton will travel to Ithaca as at least an even money bet. Fhe eyes of the country will be on the Columbia eleven during this game. Random is watching with breathless interest how the Colum- hia eleven will perform in the face of the loss of their beloved coach, Percy D. Haughton. Cornell’s twin defeats at the hands of Williams and Rutgers had relegated the Dobie machine to a low rating in the college world. Col umbia’s victory over Williams by an impressive 27 to 3 score should make Columbia the favorite over Cornell considering that the Ithacans lost to Williams, 14 to z. But Cornell Is always dangerous and with Colum- bia working under the handicap of having its leader swept from his place by death, the outcome of the game is problematical now. The football teams of Harvard, Yale and Columbia will remain idle today while funeral services of Haughton are being held in Boston. Columbia will leave tonight for Ith- aca following services for the dead coach at the university chapel. Chicago vs. Purdue New plays.ecalling for intricate shifts and double passes have form ed Chicago’s drills for Purdue this week and for Illinois here November s, Bob Curley, whose timely drop kick in last weeks game with Ohio State tied the Buckeyes, is being conserved for the contest next week. The Purdue boilermakers are taper ing their rehearsals and leave to- morrow morning for Chicago. Ohio’s Next Game Coach Wilce at Ohio State is con- cerDed with his teams attack. While Saturdays game with Wooster is re- garded as a rest for the Buckeyes, future clashes with Indiana, Michi- gan and Illinois are being kept in mind. Notre Dame Ready Coach knute Rockne of Notre Dame, is developing powerful run ming attack, combined with an over- head offense and line plunging as a reception for Georgia Tech, which Is en route to South Bend. While the absence of Walsh and stuhldreher is felt, number of ca- pable substitutes are available.
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)
Columbia 73% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Williams–Columbia gameColumbia leads 13–3–1 in 17 meetings, counting the eight since this game.
| 1937 | Columbia 40, Williams 6 | |
| 1932 | Columbia 46, Williams 0 | |
| 1931 | Columbia 19, Williams 0 | |
| 1930 | Columbia 3, Williams 0 | |
| 1929 | Columbia 33, Williams 0 | |
| 1928 | Columbia 20, Williams 6 |
Around this game
Williams
- Next gameat CornellOct. 10, 1925
- SeasonWilliams in 1924
- ProgramWilliams history and records
Columbia
- Next gameat CornellNov. 1, 1924
- SeasonColumbia in 1924
- ProgramColumbia history and records
