Tufts at Brown

Wednesday, October 4, 1899

Brown beat Tufts 6–⁠0. It was their eighth meeting; after it, Brown led the series 6–⁠2.

AwayTufts7–⁠4 in 1899
0
HomeBrown7–⁠3–⁠1 in 1899
6

FinalHigh 64°F, low 34°F

In the newspapers

  • The The Providence news's story: Brown Had the Ball on Tufts 10 Yard Line Three Times 10 First Hall. LATTeR'S LINE WAS A STRONG ONE. Fall Was on Tufts TsnloT The Grsaer Part of Tho Tine, and Browns Goal Was NsVer in Danger.

    The Providence news, Providence [R.I.], October 5, 1899, page 5

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    Brown Had the Ball on Tufts 10 Yard Line Three Times 10 First Hall. LATTeR’S LINE WAS A STRONG ONE. Fall Was on Tufts TsnloT The Grsaer Part of Tho Tine, and Browns Goal Was NsVer in Danger. Brown defeated Tufts at football on The Camp street grounds i’m a hard fought game. to 0. II was not unit the second half that Brown was able TO score. although three times in the first half the ball was at Tufts 1O-yard line. only to be lost on downs. In many departments Brown was the superior. but the Tufts line was a stone wall on The defence the greater part OF the time, weakening only at intervals when Brown made fierce onslaughts against guards and center Knight was the star back OF the visiting team. and sailed into the Brown line several times for small gains. Butler and Alexander were much slower than the Brown ends and allowed considerable gains on kick offs and Dunts. Browns score was small. owing 10 the teams inability 10 continue the fierce rushes at opportune times when near the goal line. The ball was i’m Tufts territory the greater part of the time. and not once was the Brown goal in danger. Browns best work was done by Richardson. Hapgood and Sheehan. In the second half the ball was work ed back and forth until Brown got IL started down the field. A double pass from Pratt ~ Richardson carried IL deeper into Tufts territory, and by line bucking IL was put on Tufts fve-yard line. whence Hapgood took III across Richardson kicked goal. BROWN. TUFTS. Slocum fCann). !. e......,...r. e., Butler Hapgood. l. t............r. T., Lamb -Whittemore, ]. g.............r. e, Pierce CheSDrO. c.................... c., GALE

  • The The Worcester spy's story: TUFTS TOUGH GAME. Brown Gould Only Score Once Against Medford Players.

    The Worcester spy, Worcester, Mass., October 5, 1899, page 1

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    TUFTS TOUGH GAME. Brown Gould Only Score Once Against Medford Players. Providence, r. l., Oct. 4-Brown defeat ed Tufts this afternoon, by a score of 6 to 0. Brown was weak behind the line, neither Bates nor Washburn playing Barry played in Washburn’s place in the first half, Cuddy going in during the Sec ond, Bayliss playing web in Bates place, but could not punt Richardson INDUCED in several good runs and Hapgood played a star game for Brown, making the only touchdown in the second half, after IL minutes of play. Brown made fumbles and was somewhat weak in her defensive work. Tufts played strongly but never endangered the Brown goal.

  • The The daily morning journal and courier's story: OTHER GAMES At Amherst-Amherst 22, Williston O. At Providence-Brown 6, Tufts o. PENNsYLvANIA sCoREn ON

    The daily morning journal and courier, October 5, 1899, page 6

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    OTHER GAMES At Amherst-Amherst 22, Williston O. At Providence-Brown 6, Tufts o. PENNsYLvANIA sCoREn ON FEN NS T IN RINIA pCORFD ON. Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-The Bucknell university football eleven to-day played the University of Pennsylvania team and startled the football world by twice scoring on Old Penn. The score was 47 to 10. The kicking of Mathewson, full back for Bucknell, was the finest seen here in long time. His teams score was made by his kicking two goals from the field. His long punts almost rivalled those of Brooke Pennsylvania’s famous full-back, and his goal kicking was not unlike that of Yale’s one time star Billy Bull.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Before kickoff

Our ratings going in

Our ratings (scores only)

Brown 86% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Brown leads 23–⁠2 in 25 meetings, counting the 17 since this game.

Recent meetings
1944Brown 44, Tufts 0
1943Brown 35, Tufts 6
1941Brown 28, Tufts 6
1940Brown 26, Tufts 6
1939Brown 54, Tufts 7
1938Brown 48, Tufts 0

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