Tufts at Vermont

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  Vermont phœnix, Brattleboro, Vt., October 18, 1901, page 8

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  month College, was second in the mile run in the annual fall athletic meet at Hanover Tuesday. Cinch, the speedy gelding owned by John Swan of Athol, has won $4337 this season, taking S1625 at Trenton, N. j., last week. Cinch has been behind the money twice, and has won three first, three second and three third purses. Cinch’s mother, Lady Sheridan, in a single year won more races than any horse in the country. DR.. p. ]. Mcmahon of Windsor, a for mer half back on the University of Penn sylvania foot ball team, is coach for the University of Vermont eleven. He ar rived in Burlington Thursday. On Sat urday the University of Vermont was beaten 1910 by the Middlebury team, on which Hugh Lynde, a graduate of Brat tleboro High school, is a guard. Middle bury had previously defeated Norwich by larger score and had also won from the Rutland consolidated team. McMahon’s coaching evidently had marked effect on the University of Vermont men, as they sprang surprise Tuesday by defeating Tufts College 6–⁠5.

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Vermont leads 1–⁠0–⁠1 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.