Alfred at Yale

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 9, 1930, page 68

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  ELI FINDS ALFRED DAY OF REST FOE Team From New York’s Hills Beaten, 600, With Yale Regulars Absent. BY the Associated Press. “ YALE BOWL. New Haven, Conn. “ November e.---Littfe Alfred Col lege. a coed school in the hills of Southern New York, today proved to be exactly what Yale hoped and expected-an easy foot ball prey. With Sammy Wiener, a. star on the tennis courts, and Charlie Helm, a Booth-sized quarterback from Danbury, Conn, leading the way, the sons of Eli, with all of their regulars out Of the game, sWaInped Alfred, IS to o. Alfred held the Blue to pair Of touchdowns and q safety in the first half, but the second developed into complete rout. Dazzling runs by Helm and Wiener and line smashes by Conklin slashed the Orange and Purple defense to shreds and scores came thick and fast. Wiener scored four touchdowns, three in the flnal quarter, while Helm pushed over three in the third period One Of Helms runs was for 81 yards through a bewildered Alfred team. Albie Booth and five other regulars got the results of the Alfred slaughter at Cambridge, where they went with Head Coach Nal Stevens to see Harvard play Michigan.

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, November 10, 1930, page 5 (results column)

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  yht Major Football Teams Keep Records Free of Defeats MANY ASSERT NOTRE DAME IS BEST ~ @~ Eight undefeated football elevens beamed on Ilnbroken states today as they wiistled past the graveyards known 70 be yawning for most of them. Fordham is the sole major East ern eleven without defeat; Nctre Dame, Northwestern and Mar quette stick their heads aloft the Midwest corn fields; Alabama alone rises above the dew in Dixie. and Washington State, Oregon and Utah pillar the horizon In the Far West. Notre Dame. topping triumpns over such good teams as South ern Methodist, Carnegie and Pitt with a 60-to-20 rout of Penn on Saturday, ranks as the Outstanding outfit Of the nation. FordhaIn was hard pressed to win, 13 to z. over Detroit, Oregon barely eased out a 7-to-O win over University of California, Los Angeles branch, and Mar | Quette tasted some of the same in beating Iowa, to 0. Alabama was picked to win over Florida but the 20-to-O score was not forecast. northwestern merely gilded the lily in downing o weak Indiana squad. IS to 0. Utah rolled up IL to against Colorado College and Washing ton State breezed it 80 to z over Idahoe Army’s 13-tO-O crush of ILL., nOis, Colgate’s 54.tO-O jellying Of Columbia, DartmOuth’s 43- tO-14 push-in of Allegheny and COrneII’s 54-tO-O flood over Hobart were quite rs ex- pected and Yale’s horse collar ing of Alfred. 66 to 0. was nOt enough to make anyone run from his shadow. | | The big upset of the day came i when Lehigh took to the clouds and added high insult to grevious injury by beating decadent Prince ton, 13 to 8, and you did not hear anyone shouting from the roofs last week that Ohio State would beat Navy ~ to 0, Bucknen lower away Villanova 20 to IA, Nebraska kayo Kansas Is to 0, Williams stop Wesleyan. 40 to 9, or SYRIA cuse being unable to do more than hold Penn State to a score less tie. Games that made the alumni start writing letters were Harry Newrinan’S 6-to-3 passing triumph for Michigan against Harvard, Pitts 7-to-6 snatching over Car negie Tech as well as Lafayette’s 81 to Rutgers 26, Georgetown’s 20 to Boston Colleges 10 and Georgia’s to New York Uni7ersity’S 6. Knute Rockne must be outdOing Gil Dobie in weeping ana wailing and gnaShing Of molarSs considering Notre Dame plays Southern California, for the Tro- JAMS dragged the Golden Bears Of proud California in the dust 7Atoo. Stanford showed something of a comeback to win 25-to-T over Washington. Duke arched quite q few eyebrows beating Kentucky, 14.tO-7. Vanderbilt won 6-tO-O over Georgia Tech, Tulane sent back Auburn, 21.tO0, and Furman beat South Carolina, 14-tO-O. Other Southern tri- umphS were Texas over Bay l0r, 2O.tO-O, Texas Christian over Rice, 2O-tO-O, Southern Methodist over Texas A. and NJ, 13-tO-7, and Houston Teachers over Texas Aggies. 1S-tO-O. In the Midwest Michigan State won from N. Dakota State 19-to-1l, Minnesota, 59-to-O from South Dakota, Missouri 14-to-O from Iowa State, Purdue from Chicago 26-to-7. and wisconsin from S. Dakota State 58-to-7, all of which failed to move us even yard. The old-fashioned fans who have been bowling for the thrills of a touchdown, claiming mod. ern football devoted too much energy to defense and not enough to offense, may now lower their voices. Notre Danes scoring looked like q st. Patrick’s Day parade and the Trojans-Bears tilt on the Coast was a test in arithmetic,

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 10, 1930, page 5 (results column)

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  GRID SCORES 2 ON SATURDAY The. following are scores of i’m portant football games played las Saturday in various parts of the States: Army 13; Illinois 0. Cornell 54 Hobart O. Georgia T; New York University Michigan 6; Harvard 3. Yale 66; Alfred 0. Brown 32; Tufts T. Pittsburgh r; Carnegie Tech 6. Syracuse T; Penn State 0. Notre Dame 60; Pennsylvania 20. Georgetown 20; Boston College 19. Fordham IS; Detroit University T. Duke IA; Kentucky ‘. F Dartmouth 43 Alleghany IA. Colgate 54; Columbia O. Lehigh 13; Princeton g. North Dakota State II; Michigan State 19. z Ohio State 27; Navy 0. Nebraska 16; Kansas 0. Purdue 26; Chicago T. Northwestern 25; Indiana O. Washington State 33; Idaho ‘. Stanford, 25; University of Wash- ington ‘. Vanderbilt 6; Georgia Tech 0. Iowa O; Missouri IA. Wisconsin 58; South Dakota State ‘. Alabama 20; Florida O. < Texas and M. T; Southern Metho- dist 13. Wyoming 21; Colorado Aggies 6. Texas Christian 20; Rice 0. Oregon T; University of California at Los Angeles 0. Southern California “A; California O.

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Yale leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.