Washington and Lee at Richmond

Thursday, November 24, 1949

Washington and Lee beat Richmond 35–⁠14. It was their 13th meeting; after it, Washington and Lee led the series 8–⁠5.

AwayWashington and Lee3–⁠5–⁠1 in 1949
35
HomeRichmond3–⁠7 in 1949
14

FinalHigh 61°F, low 39°F

In the newspapers

  • The The Daily Alaska empire's story

    The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, November 25, 1949, page 3 (results column)

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    Forest-South Carolina, Tulsa-A Ark ansas, Alabama Florida, Boston College-Holy Cross, New York Uni Versity- -Fordham, Colorado A and M-Colorado, Kansas Arizona, Brig ham Young-Pepperdine. CORNELL DUMPS PENN Once-beaten Cornell rallied for 22 points in the second half to dump Penn before 75,0OO at Frank In Field in the high spot of yes terday’s schedule. Losers only to Dartmouth in nine games, Cornell pulled it out on a 25-yard scoring pass from Pete Dorset to Walt Bruska. A l0-yard field goal by Bill Kirk was the clincher. Maryland poured it on West Vir- ginia, 47–⁠7, to demonstrate their bowl potential. They had lost only to Michigan State, Texas, hot and cold by turns, smothered Texas Aggies, 42–⁠14, with sophomore Byron Townsend SCOT ing three touchdowns. OTHER WINS Wyoming clinched the Skyline Six title by downing Denver, 25–⁠6, and Detroit won the Missouri Val ley conference crown by hum -ling Wichita, 33–⁠7. Brown finished fine season in which it was beaten only by Princeton, by scoring 27 points in the last quarter to trim Colgate, 41–⁠26. Fullback Bill Baldwins touchdown gave The Citadel a 25–⁠19 edge over Davidson Washington and Lee knocked off Richmond, 35–⁠14. Missouri outlasted Kansas State, 34–⁠27, in wild one Utah whipped Utah State, $40, and Nevada won over North Texas State. 28–⁠7.

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)

Washington and Lee 51% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Washington and Lee leads 11–⁠6 in 17 meetings, counting the four since this game.

Recent meetings
1953Richmond 27, Washington and Lee 19
1952Washington and Lee 21, Richmond 20
1951Washington and Lee 39, Richmond 7
1950Washington and Lee 67, Richmond 7
1949Washington and Lee 35, Richmond 14
1948Richmond 14, Washington and Lee 12

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