Beloit at Wisconsin

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  The Indianapolis journal, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 13, 1901, page 1

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  BeIOit slaughtered. MILWAUKEE, Oct. 12.-Wisconsin Uni versity easily defeated Beloit College in the annual football game at Milwaukee Park this afternoon by a score of 40 to 0. About four thousands persons witnessed the game.

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  The age-herald, Alabama, October 13, 1901, page 11

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  Wisconsin. 40; ReIoIt. 0. Milwaukee, October 12.-wisconsin Uni versity easily defeated Beloit College in the annual football game at Milwaukee Park this afternoon by a score of 40 to 0. About 4000 people witnessed the game.

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  The Saint Paul globe, St. Paul, Minn., October 13, 1901, page 8 (results column)

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  go started the second half with renew ed vigor, and in a series of line plunges and masses on tackle succeeded n folcing Sheldon across Purdue’s line for the first touchdown of the game. Pur, due rose to the occasion in magai cent style. Miller, Russell and Cornell performed prodigies of valor and. aided by the good punting of Leslie towards the end of the game, forced The ball over the line. Leslie, however like Ellsworth, of the Maroons, missed sgeal,s and what might have been a victory lemanned a tie. Rain fell necessarily throughout the game, making fast play impossible. MILWAUKEE, Oct. Wisconsin university easily defeated Beloit college in the annual football game at Milwaukee park this afternoon by a score of 40 to 0. About 1900 persons witnessed the game. In the first half Wisconsins score was % on touchdowns by Cocnems, Driver and Larson and goal from the field by Juneau. In the sec. ond half a down by Larson, followed by downs of Driver and Cochems and sc ais by Juneau Melted II points, making the final score 40 to 0. Cochems’ spec tacular rushes were the feature Of the games. Merrill, of Beloit, was not all lowed to play, owing to the non-raisins of his suspension by the Amateur Athletic union. During the game Schreibcr and Webster were hurt giving way to HummerSon and Dering. ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 12.-Michigan today defeated Indiana by the score of 80 to 0. With wet, heavy ground and a light rain falling continually, Michigan ran up large score by straight line bucks. From the first there was no doubt as to the result after Michigan pushed Aeston over the line for touchdown within four minutes. In the second half, Heston, Shorts, Snow and Weeks retired from the game and Michigan then played a kicking game. Only once did Indiana gain her five yards. The bali changed hands several times through fumbles, In diana thus saving her goal once. CHAMPAIGN. III, Oct. 12-Illinois defeated Washington University of st. Louis today in field of mud The score was q to 0. A continued rain of twenty four hours made the field so muddy that fast playing was impossible. In the first half Illinois steadily worked the ball down the field to Washington three-yard line only to be held for downs. Washington kicked out of danger and here Illinois braced and made two touch downs in rapid succession. The second half was very much a repetition of the first Illinois making two touchGowns. WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 12.-The mil itary academy football team completely shut out Trinity college today by a score of II to o. Only ffteen-minute halves were played, West Point scoring IL in the first half and in the second. Buncker, Graves and Hackett each made a touchdown and Bartlett and Farnsworth each kicked a goal. ITHACA, N Y, Oct. 12.-Cornen defeated Union at Percy field this after noon by a score of “a to 0. Twelve points were made in each half. Pureell’s 65-yard run and Taussig’s chase down the field after the ball had rolled by Union to her 10-yard line We’re the features of the game. SALTWATER, Mimi, Oct. 12.-(Special)-The Saltwater high school showed a much strengthened team in football game with Mechanic Arts, of st. Paul. this afternoon and won the game. by score of 70 to 3. The game was witnessed by a large crowd. NEW ULM, Sept. Especial 1.-THE football game between the Sleepy Eye and New Ulm high school teams this afternoon resulted in tie to 0. wINoNA, Mimi, Oct 12.-(special)- The Winona normals at Rochester this afternoon defeated the Rochester high school at football IL to 5. The Winona high school defeated La Crosse high school here “a to 5.

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  Akron daily Democrat, Akron, Ohio, October 14, 1901, page 5 (results column)

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  ed. simms opposed him, mostly for the reason that he comes from Chicago and that Duffy, whom Simms Will fight on that date comes from the same place. In the letter that Simms received Saturday from the manager OF the club 1t was said that Hogan was held by contract and that any. OBJ jections that Art might make to the arrangements for the fight, would ma terially delay it. The fact that Simms is barred from hitting in the break away and that he is fighting a heavier man than himself is regarded as severe handicap for the Akron man. Simms has consented to all arrange. ments that have been made thus far, more for the sake of peace than any thing else ERNE HAS SAILED. | Frank Erne, the ex-champion, has sailed for England. Just how long he will be gone or what he intends to do after he crosses the pond remains to be seen. ThA his stock in the Ameri’ can field of pugilism has fallen considerably cannot be denied. THE NEWBUKG MEET Another good meeting will be the race meet at Newburg, which oben’ Wednesday for three days sport. The entries are very numerous and include some of the best runners from For Erie, beside the strongest and best o the harness hiers Of the northeastern Ohio circuit Bru0klawn, the evel reliable Is entered for the 2:lS trot Wednesday, purse $500. Grace Elyl , 10 will he seen in the third days 60 ing, when she will contest for tn | money and the victory in the % , trot, purse $3.50. SATURDAYS FOOT BALL SCORES Ohio State 17-Ohio o. Ohio Medical 17-Otterbeln o. Oberlin 27-Kenyon 6. Western Reserve 20-Mt. Union 0. Buffalo Cease D. Wittenberg 80 Earlham 0. Ohio Wesleyan 30-Heidelberg 0. : Cincinnati 0-Kentucky o. Denlson 5-Aluskingum O. Yale 2i-Annapolis 0. Harvard 1S-Coumbia 0 Princeton 35--Lehigh 0. Pennsylvania 26--Blown U. Cornell Union 10. West Point 17-Trlnty 0. Carlisle 6-Bucknel .. Lafayette 5-Syrncuse o. ! Dartmouth 20-Tufts .. r Michigan 33-lndians 0. a Wisconsin 40-Beloit 0. h Minnesota 19--Nebraska 0. k Chicago 5-Purdue 5. d Northwestern 2--NOtre Dame O. e Illinois Washington o. e Knox 16-Monmouth 0. d Lombard 50-Iowa Wesleyan 0. North High 1S--East High o. Central High 6-Circleville 5.

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Wisconsin leads 15–⁠0 in 15 meetings, counting the six since this game.