Niagara at Cornell

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 4, 1931, page 65

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  LONG RUN AVERTS BLANK Niagara, Beaten by Cornell, 37–⁠6, Scores in Last Period. ITHACA, N. Y, October 3 GPD.-Cornell turned back scrappy Niagara Uni versity foot ball team today. 1916, but 1t remained for one of the visitors to provide the outstanding feature of the game. Held scoreless by the big Red defense for three periods, Niagara counted in the final quarter, when Clancy took a pass from Clark and raced 81 yards for touchdown. The Red steam roller, strengthened by reserves, pushed over four touchdowns in the final period. Ferraro passed to Condor for the initial score in the first period. and an ether pass, Handleman TO Kessler. &C. counted for another early in the second session. Excessive heat bothered both teams and frequent substitutions were made.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, October 5, 1931, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL \! ]! RESULTS The following are scores of prin- cipal football games played las Saturday: University of Washington 25 Montana 0. Idaho 0; Oregon 9. Santa Clara o; Stanford 6. St. Mary’s IA; California O. Oregon State O; Southern Cali fornia 30. Washington State 13: University of Southern California at Los An geleS 0. Notre Dame 25; Indiana o. Amherst 0; Princeton 27. Williams and Mary 6; Navy 13 College of Idaho 0; Utah 52. Montana State 6; Utah Aggies 21. Maine O. Yale l9. St. Lawrence 0; Colgate 45. Western Reserve 0; Purdue 28. Bates 0; Harvard 28. Knox 6; Army 67. Washington and Jefferson 10; Carnegie Tech T. Florida 34; North Carolina 0. Niagara 6; Cornell 37 Buffalo 0; Dartmouth 61. SWarthmore 2; Pennsylvania 32. Virginia Military I nst i t u te 0; Duke 13. Whitman 37; Albany College al Portland 0. Virginia 6; Maryland ‘. Northwestern 19; Nebraska 2.

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Cornell leads 13–⁠0 in 13 meetings, counting the two since this game.