Bates at Brown

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  New Britain herald, Connecticut, October 22, 1926, page 28 (results column)

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  Eastern Upsets Glancing back over the scores of the games played on Saturday, De- tober 16. will best illustrate the point l am trying to make. Take the east. for example: The former Big Three” liar yard, Yale and Princeton. had a rather eventful day of it. Yale rather surprised by defeat ing Dartmouth 14–⁠7. employing Dartmouth’s favorite weapon. the pass, to turn the trick. The Navy defeated Princeton 27–⁠13, while William and Mary managed to score touchdown on Harvard, being beaten PIT. The Army and Syracuse put on a scoring bee, the West Pointers finally emerging ahead 27–⁠21. Cor nell had its troubles beating Michi- gan State 24–⁠14. Pittsburgh and Colgate staged a hectic struggle with the former coming out on top 1916. Bates, although defeated by Brown, man. aged to score twice, the finish be- ing 27–⁠14. As a matter of fact. pennsyl- vania was the only major eleven in the east 10 blank it’s opponent, trimming Chicago 27–⁠0.

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Brown leads 5–⁠0 in five meetings.