Brown at Dartmouth

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  The Washington times, Washington [D.C.], November 1, 1926, page 22 (results column)

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  What a day was Saturday for football shocks! Just peek at the list and then consider. Navy crossed the experts” and took Michigan’s breath away with q 1O-to-0 triumph at Baltimore. Columbia defeated Cornell for the first time since 1905. West Point walloped Yale for the first time since 1911. 1t was also the first Army victory in New Haven md the most decisive in a series going back to 1898. Illinois, defeated by Michigan a week earlier, handed Pennsylvania its first defeat of the year, COM pletely smashing the magical foot. BALI behind the Quakers’ line. Union won from Williams. Is to 2. for the first time in 10 years. During the third period of the Harvard–Tufts game. Evan Clark, Harvard llaIfback, four times crossed the Gal line for touch. downs, only to have the plays ruined by penalties for Offside play. This is said to be world record. Harvard’s total of SO points. incidentally, make the largest score by Crimson eleven since Wesleyan was trounced. 124 to 0. back in 1891. George Washington handed Penr State a compIets surprise. he Nit tanv Lions barely winning. 90 to L. For the second time IN as many weeks brown won and used only the original IL starters to slam Yale. to 0. and Dartmouth. 10 to 0. with two minutes Of play remain. ing, Lafayette tratied W. and j.. 10 to 9. yet the final whistle found Lafayette the victor Is to 10. the Little Presidents sustaining their first defeat of the season. The Missouri Tigers ran wild against West Virginia, handing the Mountaners their first defeat Of the year. 81 to o. Boston College. the one Eastern team unscored upon. had its record marred by West Virginia Wesleyan when Kemerer. right guard. scooped : M a tumble and ran so yards for A touchdown, the first points scored against the Eagles this season. Following the Navy victory over Michigan, Davis j. Walsh. sports editor Of the international News Service. remarked in the press stand: eI’m done picking football winners f0reVerm0re. After look ing at this. I’m cured” Walsh shows wisdom. There was 4 time once when so-called form” meant something in football, but that day is gone forever. f,i1 81 q Navy was emphatic. The vaunted aerial attack. with Friedman hurI- Ing the leather to Oosterbaan. Flora and Gilbert. was attempted and squashed. The ine-plunging If “Bo” Molenda was smeared at the scrimmage line, and sometimes be hind it. Michigan was facing Il wild men. but wild men well grounded in ways and means of stopping the powerful attack of the Maize and Blue. Array trounced Yale, 80 to 0, yet Nays work was more impressive, few ranking Yale last Saturday with Michigan. The Middies, I’M less they fall off terribly in The coming month. will be favored to win the annual service combat. They showed themselves a wonder ful defensive machine at Baltimore They exhibited a clever running at tack completely foeling the WolveT ines when scoring was possible. They produced in Tom Hamilton a worthy punter and dropkicker. a dangerous scoring asset at all times. Navy’s defense stopped Michigan In the second period and never after \ look possible winners. On the other Inland, the Middies forced the fight Ting in the second half and, once that field goal scared between the Michigan uprights, the result could be seen. The Maize and Blue had nothing and, making it worse, knew it. Nays forwards charged fast, hard and most determinedly They split the Michigan line i’m two for the backs to skip through, They hurried the passing and kicking by Friedman. They were on top Of their opponents at all times. the big ends and tackles splitting the interference and mailing the runner as though it was all in spirit of fun. Bill Ingram has taught modern football to his young men. Satur’ DAVIS triumph should prepare the sailors to trample upon George town a week from next Saturday If the Hflltoppers had any vision OF winning from tho Navy. that pic ture must have been knocked right out Of the scenery by the sturdi ness of Ingram’s lads against Michigan. Georgetown’s attack does not appear strong enough or daoep tive enough TO bother that big Navy line to any extent. The Friedman; Oosterbaan combi nation for advancing the ball or passes was knocked into a cooked hat by NavY’s secondary defense Never did Oosterbaan succeed II getting away for a run. IsUsIiN two Middies covered him as IN went down the field to take In beautiful passes hurled into the al by his captain. Generally tiIe’ Intercepted the hall grounding it. The hokum in the Pennsylvar!’ attack was thoroughly exposed b. the Fighting Illini.” Bob Zuppk knows a thing or two. He had hi

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  New Britain herald, November 1, 1926, page 8 (results column)

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  ARMY AND NAV VYPLUNGlNG TOWARD 26 CHAMPIONSHIP Former Soundly Spanks Bulldog While Latter Avenges Itself On Michigan – Four Undefeated Eastern Teams Crash Into Casualty List Saturday – Haryard-Princeton This Week. New York, Nov. 1 P1 - The driving hoofs of an Army mule and the battering horns of Navy goat are steadily clearing the path of opponents who bar the way of Uncle Sam’s service elevens to the eastern football championship. The Bulldogs Of Yale on Satur- day could get no grip on the Mules thrashing Hanks and for the first time in 15 years the Cadets trounccd Yale soundly, B to 0. The western stampede of Michigan that crushed Navy last year under a shower of thudding passes was helpless against the man-for- man defense of the Middies at Balti- more as Navy calmly ruined the best efforts of Friedman to Oos- terbaan.’ The Sailors, in fpe condition aft CT the 10 to 0 victory, have noth- ing more serious on the schedule before the Army game than West to cross Boston colleges goal line for the first time it has been done this season, and Georgetown, the high scorer of the east with 231 points. Army can expect no serious opposition from Franklin and Mar shall and Creinus, and the outcome of the Notre Dame in the Yankee stadium November 13 will have no more than a psychological effect on the eastern ranking. Thus the Middies and cadets may journey to Chicago to settle the west on No- Nember 27 the championship of the cast as a side issue to their an- nual historic conflict. I Eastern Casualties Four undefeated eastern elevens crashed into the casualty list Sat urday. Columbia, aided materially by the sterling work of Captain Bill Madden. who jumped “Whippet” Carr of Syracuse to take the lead among individual point scorers with 63, slammed Cornell about for a [ to win, the first in 21 years. Penn sylvania made starting bow before the capable boot of Frost Peters, fireman successor of iceman Grange at Illinois, 10 0. and rugged Mis- souri flattened West Virginia 27 to 0. An undefeated team had to fall when Lafayette and washington and Jefferson collided but only the fly ing dash of substitute in the dusk of the final minute 10 play whipped the Presidents 16 to 10. Pennsyl- yania meets Penn State, Columbia faces William and Mary, West Vir- ginia tackles Pittsburgh. and Lafay cite plays Rutgers in notable con flicts of the coming week. Harvard Princeton Harvard. tickled over q husky football youngster that in three games has grown for a sickiy infant, plastered with defeat, to a figure of standing in any pigskin community, brides off the lid of the annual big three conflict with the goth Prince ton meeting. Harvard battered Tufts 69 to Saturday and tallied more frequently than any crimson eleven in a single game in 5S years. Prince ton walloped Swarthmore 27 to 0. Yale has an intersectional engage ment with Maryland before trying the Tiger claws. Nov. 13. New York Univcrsity’s undefeated team, after dispensing Fordham, 2l 10 ,. meets the strongest foe of the season in Carnegie Tech. victor over Detroit. ‘ to Q. Fordham plays Holy Cross, conqueror of Dayton. 20 to [ Little is left of the Dartmouth h. dian’s scalp after three straight de- feats, the last at the hands of Brown. 10 10 Q. hut Boston Gniver- sity offers a resting place Saturday. Brown has no game scheduled. but Harvard is waiting on Nov. 15 to test the Fears title possibilities. Soft spots and real dangcr are mixed on the upper New York state schedule. While Cornell Is tangling with St. Bonaventure and Colgate with Providence College. Syracuse has Georgetown to contend with, Colgate mastered Michigan State Saturday. 3S to S and Syracuse had little trouble with Johns Hopkins, winning 31 to 0.

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  Douglas daily dispatch, Arizona, October 31, 1926, page 6 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL. RESULTS Montana G; Gonzaga 10. Washington 81: Whitman 0. Washington 81; Whitman 0. Southern Methodists 21; Texas Uni versity II. E153. tisa Teyas Christian University 2S; Texas Tech. 16. !E@E Tulane 6; Mississippi 0. Tennessee Doctors Z; Union 0. Hobart-12; st. Lawrence 0. ~ Penn State 20; George Washington 12 Union Is; William 0. Geneva 10; Thel 0. Lehigh 6; Muhlenberg 80. Lombard 1S; Butler 0. Tennessee 33; Mississippi Aggies 0. Auburn 8; Sewanee 0. Furman Il; Oglethorpe IL. Akron University o; Baldwin Wal lace 0 (tie) John Carroll 1S; Adrian U. O.. OberIin 6; Case O.. Western Reserve IA; Cincinnati U. 2. Depaul University 81; La Crosse Nor NAL IA. Morningside “a; Western Union Col lege 0. ~ Wichita O;1Southwestern College O.. Kansas Aggies 16; Arkansas Z. Franklin and Marshall o; Pennsylvania Military 13. ~ Purdue 98; Indiana State Normal O. Northwestern 21 Indiana 0. ,r, University of Chattanooga Co.; Enory and Henry 0. lg..+.af ~ a. Kingsport so; Milligan College 0. Haskell 36jaBucknell o.. nsJl.< Grove iCity914; Allegheny T. Virginia 6TSouth Carolina 0. Lake Forest 21; Duke 0. 49,. Richmond % ;, Roanoke 6. gy Universityaof North Carolina 12; N. G. State o.. l” Franklin O; Depauw 0. t3 Bradley Tech. IA Wabash 0. Centre 6; Louisville O.. Georgia 80; Florida 8. Stetson 3O;F Rollins 0. Kentucky 10; Virginia Poly Institute 13 (tie). Colorado college 21; Colorado uni versity O. Oklahoma 81; Washington 0. North Dakota 33; Des Moines uni versity 0. Marquette 21; Creighton 0. Middlebury 61; Fort Ethan Allen o.. U. of A. 16; whittier 6. Stanford 13; U. S. c.. IL. Maryland So; Gallaudet Z. Bowdoin 13; Bates Z. Niagara university 0; Alfred 0. Army 33; Yale 0. University of Toronto II; McGill 5. Haverford college 80; Juniata col lege 0. Columbia IL Cornell. Lafayette 16; Washington and JEFF ferson 10. Navy 10; Michigan 0. Notre Dame 70; Georgia Tech. 0. Georgetown IA; Lebanon Valley Z. Princeton 81; Swarthmore 0. Connecticut Aggies 81; New Hampshire university 0. Amherst 21; Massachusetts Aggies z. Brown 10; Dartmouth 0. .. Missouri 27; West Virginia 0. ST. Xavier 20; Marshall college 6. University of Pittsburgh SS; West minister 0. Wesleyan 21; Trinity 0. Rensselaer, O; Clarkson 6. Providence 0; Quantico “a. Rochester 80; Buffalo 0. University of Detroit 0; Carnegie Tech. Z. Alabama “a; Louisiana S. U. 0. Lincoln 81; Ames 6. New York University 27; Fordham 3. Harvard 60; Tufts 6. Drake 13; Kansas 0. .lr Dayton T. Holy Cross 20. E Colgate 3S; Michigan State 6. n Albright college 10; Temple univerS,

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Dartmouth leads 54–⁠24–⁠3 in 81 meetings, counting the 60 since this game.