Ole Miss at Tulane

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  Richmond dispatch, Richmond, Va., November 28, 1902, page 1 (results column)

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  NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL, ‘CoIno11s II. New Tork-Columbia, s.; Syracuse, 8. washingtou-Georgeto o; Carlisle, u. Easton-LaFayette. SO; Dickersou, 0. Ann Arbor-Michisan, as; Mlnneaota, 8. Bethlehem-Lehigh. IL: swarthmoru. 0. Lancaster-Frank and Marsh. IA; GettyH burg, 6. Chicago Chicago. II; Wisconsin, o. Columbus, o.-ohio Medical University, 4s( Ohio Wesleyan University, o. New orleans-University Of Mississippi 10; Tulane, 0. Dallas, Tex.-Little Rock, O; Dallas, 0. Baltimore-University Of Marylsnd, Sc Johns@Ropkins, o. PHILADELPHIA. PA. November IT, The University Of Pennsylvania football eleven to-day defeated the Cornell tearn by score OF II to II. The Ithacans kick ed a goal from placement and scored a touchdown from which goal resulted. In the first half. while Pennsylvania scored two touchdowns and kicked two goals In the second half. Never has a more In. tensely exciting and uncertain contest been witnessed on Franklin field. Until the final blast Of the referees whistle announced the cessation Of hos. tilities, there was a painful uncertainty in the hearts of the Pennsylvania sup sporters. Cornell had thrice carried the ball dangerously near Pennsylvania’f goal. and once carried It over. Another touch. or an opportunity fcr a second goal from placement would probably have meant defeat for the local eleven. But as the time drew near for the close OF the contest, Pennsylvania’s play became nora fierce. while that of Cornell grew correspondingly weak. and the game ended with the ball In Cornelrs possession on her 25-yard lire. There was scarcely a moment during the seventy minutes struggle that there was not something occurring. Spectacular runs, sensa tional tackles and terrific line pllnges came with such frequency that the spectators were kept almost continuously bobbing up and down In their seats. Both teams played brilliantly. PeEnsy1vania’s offence was superior to that Of Cornell. and her defence. particularly within ten minutes of the close OF the game. never has been excelled by Pennsylvania eleven. Twenty-Five thou. pI~je =,

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  The news & observer. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, North Carolina, November 28, 1902, page 1 (results column)

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  Other Gridiron Scores. (By the Associated Press) Roanoke, Va.-Randolph- Macon 5; Young Mems Athletic Club o. Washington, d. C.-Georgetown 0; Car isle II. Philadelphia, Pa.-Pennsylvania II; Cornell II. Ann Arbor, Mich.-Michigan 23 Min 1esota G. New York-Columbia 6; Syracuse 6. Chicago-Chicago IL; Wisconsin O. Norfolk-Virginia Military Institute 5; Virginia Polytechnic so. Charleston, S. C.-Charleston Assocaton 5; Furman 81 New Extraordinarily of Mississippi 10; Tulane 0. Marion, Ala.-Howard College (Brmingham) %; Marion Military Institute O. At Dallas, Texas: Little Rock, 0; Dali las, O. At Baltimore, Md: University of Mary land, s.; Johns Hopkins University, 0. Deland, Fla, Nov. 27.-Stebone Uni versity, %: Florida Agricultural Col lege, 5. Nashville, Tenu.. Nov. 27-Sewanee, II; Vanderbilt 5. Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 27.-University of Tennessee, 0; Clemson College, Il

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Officially, Ole Miss leads 42–⁠23; as played, 43–⁠24 in 67 meetings, counting the 66 since this game.