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  Akron daily Democrat, Akron, Ohio, October 22, 1900, page 5 (results column)

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  A. II. s. in Cleveland Saturday, by 9 htND ILhm hND DE DUNIUED hUAfH4 A. III. s. in Cleveland, Saturday, by a score of 36 to O. The game was played in Cleveland. The Akron boys atrib, uted the overwhelming score to the fact that several of their best players were in a crippled condition as a resuit of last weeks W. II. A. game, necessitating the playing of subs. The game was clean and both sides united in praising the gentlemanly conduct of their opponents. The game was remarkable chiefly for the large mum. ber of accidents, two of Clevelands men being obliged to quit the game while Ryder, of Akron, sustained a spraned ankle. Following is the lineup: South High-c., Donely l.. g., Holliday; T.. f., Kakesh Capt.; +. e., Mat thews; |. e., Sidlow; |. t., Pturche; |. e., Mills; T. h., Whiteman; |. h., F. Bur- CESS; f., Norris; O., II. Burgess Akron High-c., Ramsey; +. g., Ryder; Dillon, T.. f., Webb; T.. e., Louer; l. G., Traxler; |. t., Pitkin; |. e., Weary; +. h., Judge; !. h., Mass; f., Land (Capt); a., Iryon. Referees, Firestone and Jones. GAME CALLED OFF. The game between the Planets and South End Athletic Club which was to have been played at Summit lake park Saturday afternoon, failed to material. ize, because of lack of understand ing sbetween the managers of the two teams. A game will be arranged for later date, when the teams have Strengthened out their tanglcs. FOOT BALL GAMES. Buchtel 2S-Mt. Union 5. n. II. A. G. % Bedford 0. Barberton Y. NJ. G. A. 11-Indians 0. Kenyon l0--Case q. Wash. and Jefferson CIV. r. U. 0. University 6-W. r. Academy 0. Cleveland Central High 3S-Tolcdo Thigh 0. South High 32-Akron High 0. Ohio state 47-Ohio Wesleyan 0. Oberlin 12-Maretta 0. Yale 3S--Wesleyan 0. Harvard 29--West Point O.. 4 Princeton 5--Lafayette 0. Pennsy 3O-Columbia o. Cornell 11-Union 0. Brown 11-Chicago 6. Michigan 11-Purdpe 5. Dartmouth 12-Tufts 0. AKRON PLAYERS ABROAD. A number of Akron players distin guished themselves in games Saturday Laub and Thomas played with West Gin Reserve in the game with the Washington and Jefferson eleven Gross was at right end for Cornell II the game. with, Union and Heron showed up in good form at quarter for Ohio State in the contest with Ohio Wesleyan.

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Cornell leads 8–⁠0 in eight meetings, counting the three since this game.