Union (NY) at Brown

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  The Worcester spy, Worcester, Mass., November 17, 1901, page 1

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  Brown 24-Union 5 Providence, Nov 16-Brown won from Union today “a to 5. Brown out classed her opponents play, excepting in the first part of the second half when the New Workers braced and sent their backs and ends down the field for eight and ten yard gains until Capt. Mallory went for a touchdown. He failed to kick goal. At no other time during the game was the Brown goal in danger. There was lack of individual spirit and snap which characterized the work of the Brown team In the Lafayette go me week ago. The lineup BROWN--24 5-UNION Schwinn, |. e. l. e., Olmstead Webb CKeene), ]. t. l. t., COLLIER Bryan Hatch CHalD, |. &. l. g., Griswold Golfer, c. c., Raymond Johnson (Curtice), r. &. r. g., Shaw Savage. r. t. r. t., Finnegan Haskell, r. e. r e., Thebo scudder (captain) (CrowelD a. b. O. b., Corkhite Denico. r. h. b. r. h. b., Mallory (capD Greene (TarbelD, l. h. b. |. h. b., Guback Cam (Metcalf). (. b. f. b., King Umpire, Bellamy, Trinity. Referee, Pulsifer, Bates Touchdowns, Greene 2 Tarbell. Webb. Mallory. Goals from touchdowns, Denieo 4. Score. Brown “a, Union 8.

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  Delaware gazette and state journal, Wilmington, Del., November 21, 1901, page 3 (results column)

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  Meuleo-obl- DlChlUS0D 1lsb Nebraska Is ansas ............. s9.5 Northwestern feloit. .......... &c I’LL Williams Amherst .............16 1876 2l-G wesleyan Trinity. % ITO ne-Bowdoin ........... 22–⁠5 Brown unlon.... 24–⁠5 Iowa -Grinnell .................63-0 I’LL Iennessee-ieorgia ............ 1910 Alabama Mississippi ........ $50 Vanderbilt-The South ...... 90 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ 100 17–⁠16 North Carolina Agricultural Coip sge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 Despite the fact that the Delaware College team was defeated by st. John s College, the 800 people who visited the Union street grounds on Saturday after noon saw an exciting contest. In plain woris, however, Delaware was out weighed and outplayed. ST. John q kicked off in The first half to Delaware and Cam fumbled. Kyle recovered the ball on the 15-yard line Delaware rushed the ball to the 30 yard line. st. Johns held Delaware for downs and after f0ur PUSHES and 10 yards on off side play. st. Johns. scored its first touchdown. Spates carrying the ball. st. Johns failed at goal. Iawton kicked off, st. Johns ran the ball back 30 yards. BY steady line plunging and end runs ST. Johns scored their second touchdown. ST. Johns kicked goal. Lawton kicked off and st. john e fumbled, Delaware got the hall on st. Johns 23- yard line. Delaware was held for downs and forced to kick. Lawton kicked beautiful goal from the field from 81 yard line. st Johns kicked off 10 Harrington, who advanced the ball 10 yards Delaware advanced the ball to the 30-yard line where it fumbled but recovered the ball. Law ton punted 35 yards. st. Jchn’s rushed the ball over and Mudd scored the third touchdown. Delaware kicked off and ST. Johns rushed the hall back 80 yards. The first haf ended on Della wares 25.yarawline with ball in st. John’e possession. Score, ST. Johns, 16; Delaware, .. In the second half Delaware kicked off. st. Johns rushed the ball through the line and around the ends to Della wares 27-yard line, where Delaware held st. Johns for downs. Lswton was forogd to punt. He kicked 40 yards. st. Johns gained 30 yards around left end and Srates scored ST. Johns fourth touchdown and Kicked goal. After the kick off st. Johns scored its fifth touchdown by steady gains Beatty carried the hall across. St. John g failed to kick goal. Lawton Kicked off and st. Johns scored touchdown in three minutes of pay. st. Johns did not Try at goal. Lawton kicked off and st. Johns ran the ball back 20 yards. Delaware got the ball on st. Johns 40-yard line. Delaware kicked and st. Johns ran the ball back 30 yards. The second half ended with ball In st. Johns possession on Delaware’s 40,yard Zine. Score, st. Johns, 32G Delaware, g. Line ups; Delaware – Powell, Marshall. lie. Wharton, Roberts, 1T. Il; jackson, l.g. Ferguson, 6. Schabinger, rig. ; Nc. Daniel, rat; Kyle. re-; Wilson, Harrington, a.b. /; Cam, Wilson, LII. b. Lawton, 7. b. b. Cooper, f.b.. st. John’s-Hutchins, Le; Cooper, Seth, lit; Askey, l.g.; Brown, G. Mudd, Spates. r.g.; Baker, r.t. Howard, re. Tarbutton, q. b.. Carey, ]. b. b.; Beatty, r. b. Gordy, Kohner, f.b. Touchdowns- Spates, 2; Mudd, /; Carey, /; Beatty, 2. Goal from field, Lawton. At Kenneth Square, Pa, the Kennett team was defeated by Brandywine Of this city by the score of G too. This il the first score that has been made against Kennett SQUARE for two years and the Brandywine boys deserve much credit for their victory. The Brandy wine team played fast, snapEy game and would have made another score but for an unfortuenate tumble when they had the ball ON their opponents 2-yard line. Mcclure, aided by beautiful interference. made several long runs for Brandywine, one of 80 yards, resulting in touchdown. Lewis kicking gas good, making several nice punts. NM house did the best work for Kenneth Square. The greatest general interest on Saturday was centred in the Yale Princeton game at New Eaven, Conn, which was won by Yale by the score of IL to 0. Aside from the general excellence of the Yale team, the feature of the play was TO be found in the entire absenue OF unfair tactics. Through the game, lasting nearly two hours, including the intermlssion and the time taken out by delays resulting from injuries, but two penalties were imposed, the rival teams being equally guilty. There was nothing spectacular in the contest. The game was won by Yale as a result of the kind of old fashioned football, rendered effective by entire consistency in team play, and physical condition which enabled the sons OF Eli to last through gruelling contest Princeton, on the other hand, displayed tendency to 60 to pieces at times, an through out the game her men required frequent nursing. Yale played straight through the 10 minutes Of actual time with a single change, when Capt. Kunzig of the Varsity boat crew took the place Of Goss at left tackle. Princeton found it necessary to call upon seven substi. tutes, and the Introduction of this half dozen of fresh men enabled her to make n superb finish of contest which had been altogether up hill. Yale’s goal line was never endangered. Indeed, the Players from Old Nassau never reached a point nearer Yale’s goal than the 30 yard line. Yale scored two touchdowns, one in each half, and each of these sores was converted cleverly into goals by Olcott. Wbile the game was in progress one of the Yale durmitoly buildings was burned, causing 10 of Sl00,UUu.

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Brown leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.