Colgate at Brown

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  The Waterbury Democrat, Connecticut, December 1, 1933, page 19

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  Grid Miracle Aguinst KERN BRILLIANT AS RED RAIDERS BLANK BROWNIES Running and Passing of Local Boy Highlight of Final Colgate Clash Providence, R. T., Nov SO-- Eugene IIks) Kern, sophomore from Waterbury, played @ leading role in Colgate’s 25–⁠0 victory over Brown on Thanksgiving morning. Kern scored one touchdown him. self on a sparkling 7-yard drive through the Brown team. Just aft CT he had picked up four yards on a reverse down he filed previous to the scoring play. Kern reeled off gains of twenty yards each. Accurate As a passer, he outshone the starting left halfback, Jack Fritts. Kern passed six times for long gains. One @ twenty yard heave to the fiashy sophomore back, Marty McDonough. The play gained forty yards. As McDonough sprinted for twenty more. Kern kicked well also. although his average was not quite so good as Fritts. one boot that he drove for fifty yards was made with two men bouncing son him and nearly blocking it. Fritts, who was elected co-captin with Clarence Anderson after the game, was really the ball-carrying star. He scored two touchdowns, one on a forty yard gallop, and the other on @ 22 yard sprint.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, December 1, 1933, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL-a RESUIIS8 The following are scores of the principal games played yesterday in various parts of the country; Alabama ?; Vanderbilt 0. Texas 10; Texas Aggies 10. Oregon State 0; Nebraska 22 Tennessee 27; Kentucky 0. Colgate 25; Brown 0. Cornell 20; Pennsylvania 12. Washington and Jefferson 2; West Virginia 2. Carnegie Tech 0; Pittsburgh 16. Kansas 27; Missouri 0. Oregon 13; St. Marys T. Idaho 20; Gonzaga 12. Washington State 0; U. c. L. A. ‘. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay.

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Colgate leads 25–⁠20–⁠7 in 52 meetings, counting the 34 since this game.