Colgate at Cornell

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, September 26, 1954, page 67

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  Cornell Loses, 1914, In Upset by Colgate ITHACA, N. Y, Sept. 25.- Sophomore Guy Martin spanked Colgate to victory over favored Cornell here today, 1914, to take first blood for the central New York big three title. Martin, subbing for the ailing Dick Lalla, tailed one touch down and passed for another. Frank Nardulli scored the first Colgate touchdown with a one foot plunge. Martin passed to Milt Gramam for the second, and went over himself from three yards away for the third. Frank Speno made good on one Of two conversion tries. Martin missed the other. Cornell, stymied for three quarters. pushed over two quick scores in the last quarter. Bill DeGraaf passed to Cy Benson for 16 yards for one and hit Dick Jackson from the IA for the other. DeGraaf made both conversions. Colgate – z 6 O-19 Cornell ---- 0 0 14–⁠14 COLGATE scoring: ouchdowns-Nardulli. Cornell scoring: Touchdowns, Benson. Jackson. Conversions-DeGraaf.

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Cornell leads 48–⁠39–⁠3 in 90 meetings, counting the 49 since this game.