Vermont at Brown

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  The Providence news, Providence [R.I.], October 2, 1902, page 3

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  Brown and University Of Vermont Play a Tie Game Yes erday on Andrews Field Miss Browne||, Agawam Club, Won Her Match in PreIiminar eS at BroOk|ine. was not tackled and held until he was but 30 yards from Yale’s goal The ball In two tries was advanced but little, but II was laid directly in line with Yale’s goal The signal was given for “A quarterback kick. and The play was well exc cuted The Yale eleven expected 10 try for a drop kick. Instead the ball fell az some distance from the goal posts and TO one side. so that Durham, left end, Sc cured Il and made the touchdown. knight concerted IL into a goal From that point 10 the end OF the second half the struggle was fully as strenuous but there were more line plays. The first half had had many end runs. and the men werc worn out and out of breath. Shevlin’s long run of more than 90 yards 10 a touchdown was the feature OF the second half, and knights punting. The summary and lineup: YALE. TUFTS. Moorhead. l. e.............L e., Dunham Neal. /. G. iamlin’ t..................I l., Bray Sherim, j. t..............L l., Mackenzie Glass, l. g.................l e., Glaerheu l. g., Forsythe iloIt, c.......... ..................c., Prince Goss, r. g......................r. e., Hill Kinney, r. q. Hogan, r. t.’............s...r. &, McMahon Cothn, r. e....................r. e., Mason Metcalf, q. o...............o. b., Mccarthy Chadwick. l. h. b........l. h. b., Mullen Hinkle, ]. h. b. Ward. r. h. b,............r. h. b., McLew Nanderpoel, T. b..............f. h., Knight McCllntock, (. b. Umpire-W Doyle. New Haven. Ref eree-Dr. S. Hammond, Yale. Linesmen- Mr.. Mullen, Tufts, and Mr.. Strong. Yale Observation-Disclosures, Hogan. Ward CD, Shevlin. Durham. Goal-Ward. A. knight l. Yale. “a: Tufts, 5. Length of IA nH

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Brown leads 15–⁠0–⁠1 in 16 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.