Colgate at Columbia

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 21, 1943, page 28

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  Colgate Piles Up 40 Victory Over BewiIdered Columbia sistance and took the ball on downs on their own 2 little later, but they faded rapidly after the intermission. In the opening minutes of the third period Muehlheuser again went over from the l and later in the quarter Elving Nordmark crossed the goal from the 4, climax ing 58-yard drive. In the opening seconds of the final period Muehlheuser registered his third touchdown, going over from the 2, and in the last Is Sec onds of the final chapter Don Coates passed IS yards to Bill Lindeman in the end zone, with Everett Sante completing the days scoring with his fifth place kick In six tries.

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  The Wilmington morning star, Wilmington, N.C., November 21, 1943, page 7

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  Columbia’s Lions Bow To Colgate, Al To 0 NEW YORK. Nov. 20. - (P) - Colunbia’s battered, baffled and bAwildered Lions ended their most pathetic and futile football season today by bowling to hard-driving Colgate eleven, Al to 0. 1t was the eighth straight decisive defeat in eight starts for Lou Little’s team. The game was less than seven minutes old when Frank Muehlheuser, who scored three of Col gates touchdoWns, rammed over from the one yard line for the first score after a penalty-interrupted march of So yards. On the second pay of the second period he passed 10 yards to Dick Owen for second score.

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Colgate leads 15–⁠4–⁠1 in 20 meetings, counting the nine since this game.