Richmond at Cornell

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 8, 1933, page 55

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  C0RNELL’S RUNNING ATTACK WINS, 28–⁠7 Richmond Scores in Last Quarter Against Second-stringers, Dodson Leading Drive. SN Lfle ASSOCla leO FEeSS ITHACA. N Y, October 7.-Cornell’s foot ball forces relied on tht’ smashing running game to defeat the University Of Richmond 28–⁠7, on Schoellkopf Field here today The Southerners tailed late In the fourth quarter on their only sustained drive, carrying SIS yards against Cor nell’s second string and with Jack Dob son, son of the Richmond coach, the spark plug of the attack Vaughan hit the line four times. going over from the 2-yard stripe on fourth down. Sonny Joyce was sent in and place-k icked the goal Cornell’s backs functioned smoothly early in the game, with Al Frederick doing most of the gaining. He ripped off several short end runs Of 10 and Is yards in Cornell’s first march Of 55 yards Goldbas scoring from the Award mark. SWlt5er scored on a 5-yard dash for the Reds second touchdown of the opening period. with Johnny Ferraro placekicking both goals Switzer scored the third touchdown from the l-yard mark after Cornell drove 10 wards. its longest sustained advance of the game Homer Geoffr.on, smallest man on Cornells SQUAD. tailed the fourth touchdown after he returned a Richmond kick 80 yards to the South erne-s’ 10-yard marker. He raced through tackle from the 5-yard line, with Gordon Stofer kicking the extra point Line ar,d

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Cornell leads 4–⁠1 in five meetings, counting the one since this game.