New Hampshire at Harvard

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  Evening star, November 17, 1935, page 34

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  HARVARD WHAMS NEW HAMPSHIRE Crimson’s 41.to.0 Victory Is Balm for Defeats in Major Games. - AMBRIDGE, Mass. November 16.-Harvard’s long-suffering I foot ball squad, stung by ~ three major defeats this season, crushed a fighting University of New Hampshire team, 41–⁠0, in the stadium today. Before barely 1000 shivering spectators, the Crimson f1attened the Wild cats, although the offensive stalled at times, notably in the second period, when the visitors outrushed Harvard. The attack, however, moved more consistently than in any game this year. Harvard Strong in Air. THE measure by which the Wildcats were outcasSed was reflected in the statistics, which showed 3l6 yards gained by Harvard rushes against a bare 80 for the visitors. The Crimson completed of IL forward passes for a total of 122 yards. while New Hampshires aerial success was limited to 3 out of IA. The Crimson intercepted four of the attempts. The Harvard passing attack opened up in the second half, with the COM bination of Moseley to Ford account ing for one score and Adzigin to Nose ley for another.

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  , November 17, 1935

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  HARVARD A1. n. H. 0 CAMBRIDGE, Mas, Nov. i6. (F- Harvard’s long suffering football squad, stung by three maj-r deeats this season, crushed a fight ing University Of New Hampshire team 41–⁠0 In the stadium Saturday.

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Harvard leads 9–⁠0 in nine meetings, counting the three since this game.