Holy Cross at Harvard

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  New Britain herald, November 17, 1930, page 9 (results column)

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  SATURDAYS HEROES By tue Associated Press Lyle Maskill, Washington Stat”- kicked field goal from IS yard line to beat Washington. so. Wes Fesler, Ohio State–His pass- ing and general all-around pla% helped beat Pitt, 16–⁠7. Jack Wheeler, Michigan–Toot, Minnesota punt and ran 45 yards for the only score of game. Monk Campbell, Alabama -- Caught kickoff and ran so yards for a touchdown against Louisiana State. Bobby Dodd and Buddy Hackman, unessee-Formed a passing con- bination that beat Vanderbilt, l3–⁠2 Carey Spicer Kentucky – Made three touchdowns against Virginia Military. Len Macauso ColEatc-Boostcd his total points to 135 y scoring four touchdoWns, field goal and two extra points against SHracu use. Phil O’Connell Holy Cross-Hjs spectacular passing beat Harvard, 27–⁠0. Lou Kirn, Navy–Carriod the ball 24 times against Southern Mcthod- .ist and gained 11S wards.

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  Imperial Valley press, California, November 15, 1930, page 1 (results column)

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  Football Results Ohio State, Is; Pittsburgh, Z, Marquette, 0; Detroit, 0. Chicago, 0; Illinois, % Notre Dame, %; Drake, 7. Minnesota, 0; Michigan, T. Fordham, 12; St. Mary’S, 20. Wesleyan, II; Bowdoin, “a. Manhattan, 7; Catholic u. g. Army. At; Kentucky Wesleyan, : Minnesota, 0; Michigan, Z. Harvard, 0; Holy Cross, 27. Pittsburgh Freshmen, y; Pen State Freshmen, 0. Yale, 10; Princeton. 7 Iowa, 10: Penn State, 9. Cornell, 13; Dartmouth, 10. N. Y. u. .; Georgetown, 0. Syracuse. 7; Colgate, SO. Amherst, l3; Williams, l6. w. & j. 7; Bucknel, 6, S. M. u. 20; Navy, z. Maryland l3; V, P l., 0. Penn, “a; Georgia Tech, 7. Brown, 6; Columbia, 0. Villanova, 13; Oglethorpc, g. Rutgers, IA Lehlgh 10. Purdue. 80: Butler, 0. Nebraska, o; Missouri, 0.

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, November 17, 1930, page 1 (results column)

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  Tennessee–Former passing combinaton that beat Vanderbilt, 1870. Carey Spicer. Kentucky-Broke loose for three touchdowns against Virginia Military. Len Macaluso. Colgate-Boosted total points to 1875 by scoring four touchdowns a field goal, and two extra points against Syracuse. Phil O’Connell. Holy Cross-His spectacular passing beat Harvard, 27–⁠0. Lou kim. Navy–Carried ball “a times against Southern Methodist and gained lib yards.

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Harvard leads 40–⁠16–⁠1 in 57 meetings, counting the 42 since this game.