Colgate at Yale

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 28, 1956, page 71

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  Jomison Helps Colgate Jolt Unbeoten Yale, 14–⁠6 NEW HAVEN. Oct. 81 (Pl.- Colgate, led by AL Jamison, an opportunist from Toledo. Ohio. today knocked Yale from the unbeaten ranks. upsetting the Blue. l4–⁠6. in the Bowl before a Parents Day crowd Of 1926. Jamison, a 225-pound. 6-foot-5 sophomore end, figured prominently in both of twice. beaten Colgate’s touchdowns. He intercepted Yale pass and lateraled 10 Walter Bettes on a 78-yard play in the first Eariod And midway in the finai period he scored the clincher on a l4-yard pass from Guy Martin. Steven Alderman climaxed an Sl-yard drive near the end Of the third period for Yale’s only score. He tailed on a l2-yard smash of tackle. Martin converted both Of COL gates touchdowns. but Bot Cory was unsuccessful for Yale II was the second straight year that Colgate halted Yale’S perfeet record Yale had won foui in A row until today Colgate’s firSt touchdown came With dramatic suddenness Yale was dominating the play anc had powered It’s way a. yards q Colgate’s % when Janlison inter. cepted Dean Loucks She. pas, ever the line Jamlson. prabblns the ball on his own q ran II 10 midheld where he latereleo e Belts who raced for the touch.

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Yale leads 25–⁠10–⁠3 in 38 meetings, counting the 24 since this game.