New Hampshire at Brown

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 23, 1930, page 63

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  BROWN IS BEATEN NEW HAMPSHIRE Bruins Breather Tilt Leaves Them BreathIeSS as Foe Takes Game, 10. BY the Associated Press. NROVIDENCE, r. L, November - 22.-The New Hampshire Wild cats fought their way to a TO triumph over the Brown Bears here today. A dropped pass by Bill Gilbane, Bruin halfback, on the final play cost Brown possible tie. The triumph was the first ever scored over Brown by New Hampshire. Taken on by “Tuss” McLaughry’s second string men as “breather” before Browns annual classic with Col gate on Thanksgiving day, the boys from the North marched 81 yards In the first period to touchdown and the kick for the added point. In the second period Brown threat ened twice on the 12-yard and 6-yard lines Of the opposition, but there was no score. The third was scoreleSs. Brown looked better in the fourth. They fought toward the New Hampshire goal on passes from Fogarty. Roteli plunged from the 16-yard line to the 3-yard line and the Bruin supporters went wild. The play from the 3-yard line was a pass to Gilbane as he stood in the end zone. It was matter OF seconds to the whistle. The stands were breathless as the ball sailed to Gilbane and a groan rolled over the field as the leather bounced from his clutch.

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Brown leads 14–⁠1 in 15 meetings, counting the one since this game.