Virginia at Pennsylvania

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 12, 1930, page 68

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  VIRGINIA NO MATCH FOR PENN’S ELEVEN Scores on Quakers for First Time in 20 Years, but Is Beaten, 40 to 6. PHILADELPHIA, october 1.-THE – University of Pennsylvania foot ball machine rolled over the University of Virginia on Frank lin Field today with 40-to-6 score for its second victory of the season. With the 900 score against Swarthmore last week. this gives Pennsylvania a total of 1o3 points for the two games. The Virginians were a hard-fghting team during the first half, holding the Pennsylvania Second-string men to q single touchdown in the first period and preventing the first-string warriors from scoring in the second. Numbers and condition told, however, for in the third period the Pennsylvania machine got under way, worked smoothly and rolled up five touchdowns in the Sec ond half. There was q need of salts faction for the Southern team, however, when 1t momentarily held the Pennsyl- Tania attack in the final period and crossed the Quaker goal line for touch down. The virginians have met Pennsylvania II times over period of 40 years. This was the fourth game In the present century and the first time the in % years. The feature of the game came late in the fourth period. 1t was a 90-yard run by Bill Graupner, Pennsylvania half back. Aroused by the fact that the Virginians had broken over their goal line with touchdown, Graupner grabbed the kickoff on his 10-yard line and sailed down the field. He had good In reference for 80 yards and then went down the left side Of the field of his own, and was not overtaken by the perspring Southern men who bolted after him. Virginia’s lone touchdown was put over by Pinder after a smashing attack against PENIS line and short dashes around the end. Bryant failed to add the extra point

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 13, 1930, page 5 (results column)

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  STANDING OF CLUBS GRID SCORES ! ON SATURDAY The following are scores of lead ing football games played last Sat- urday afternoon. Dartmouth “A, Boston 0. Harvard 27; Springfield 0. Pennsylvania 40; Virginia 6. Princeton T; Brown 0. Northwestern 19; Ohio State 2. Alabama 27; Sewanee 0. Wisconsin 34; Chicago 0. Michigan IA; Purdue 13. University of Washington 20; Idaho 0. Washington State ‘; University of Southern California 6. Notre Dame 26; Navy 2. Minnesota 0; Stanford 0. University of California .; St. Mary’s 6. Army 39; Swarthmore o. Oklahoma 20; Nebraska 2.

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Pennsylvania leads 15–⁠1 in 16 meetings, counting the four since this game.