Columbia at Pennsylvania

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 13, 1927, page 85

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  PENN SCORES 27.0 WIN OVER COLUMBIA PHILADELPHIA, November 12 R. R.--Pennsylvania staged second comeback” in as many weeks today to beat Columbia, q to 0. The Lions were outplayed and Coach Lou Young thought so little of his opposition that he sent full sub stitute team into the game at the end Of the second and last quarters. Penn scored two touchdowns in each of these periods. Incidentally the $4,000 persons who were in the stands at Franklin Field today saw the Quakers give Columbia the worst drubbing since the first game of the series in 1900. A smashing line attack. forward passing and the famed hidden ball” play gave Penn its victory.

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  Seward daily gateway, Alaska, November 14, 1927, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES Washington, 6; California, 0. Gazaga, 0; Montana, 0. Santa Clara, 13; Stanford, 6. Army, IS; Norte Dame, 0. Yale, A; Princeton, $. Pen State, 13; New York University 8. Pittsburg, 21; Nebraska. 13. Pennsylvania, 27; Columbia, 0. Harvard, IS; Brown, 6. Dartmouth, 53; Cornell, 7. Michigan, 27; Navy, F, Iowa, Is; Wisconsin, 0. Illinois, 15; Chicago, s. Indiana, IS; Northwestern, [. Purdue, 46; Franklin, Q. Minnesota, 27; Drake, $. Southern California, 46; Colorado, (

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Pennsylvania leads 61–⁠22–⁠1 in 84 meetings, counting the 67 since this game.