Penn State at Yale

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  The Worcester spy, Worcester, Mass., October 20, 1901, page 2

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  HARVARD WINS AT WEST POINT CONTINUED From Page one.) the line. Hart was slow today and suffered several big losses, although on end runs he was the only back that could make Roadway. Wilhelm, Chadwick and Olcott made long gains through the line, but they were never clear of tacklers, main strength alone enabling the Yale team to make gains. The summary YALE-22 O-PENN STATE Rafferty,, l. e............l. e., BelslcKer Olcott, /. t..............L t., Arbuthnot GosS, /. g....................l g., Douse Holt, c.................c., (SWeet), JUNK Glass, r. g.........r. g., (Junk) HaWley’ Hogan, T. t....., .’‘‘..’r’ l., ocnoh swan, r. e...........s .’‘.’‘I’ C., Mics Desaulles, q. b...........q. b., Hewitt Hart, /. h. b..............l n. D., Dean Chadwick, r. h. b...r h. b. Whitworth Wilhelm, f. b..............f. b., Sr1ith Umpire, Mr.. Moyle. Referee, DR.. Wurtemburg. Linesmen, Mr.. Easton, Yale; Mr.. Burdick, Yale. Touchdowns, Hart. Wilhelm, Chadwick, Olcott. Goals, Olcott 2. Score. Yale %, Penn state 0. Time of halves, 20 minutes each.

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  The daily morning journal and courier, Connecticut, October 21, 1901, page 8

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  SATURDAYS FOOTBALL GAMES. Yale Won a Hard Fought Game From the Penn State Team. 1ale Won Hard Fought Game From the Penn State Team. Yale met a tough proposition when she faced the Penn State college team at the Yale field Saturday afternoon. The local team won by the score of 22 to 0, but the figures do not in the least indicate the character of the game played. Yale was put on the defen- sive most of the second half and failed to gain the necessary five yards four times during the playing period. The Penn State men would certainly have pushed the ball over the line but for the incessant fumbling of her backs. Summaries: Touchdowns-Wilhe l, Olcott 1, Hart 1, Chadwick Goals Olcott ?. Substitutes-Wa for Raf- ferty, Junk for Sweet Hawley for Junk. Referee-Moyle. Umpire-Wur- tembdrg. Timeleeper-Dr Hammond.

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Yale leads 7–⁠0 in seven meetings, counting the five since this game.