Dickinson at Pennsylvania
Saturday, September 26, 1903 Share
Pennsylvania beat Dickinson 27–0. It was their fourth meeting; after it, Pennsylvania led the series 4–0.
Final
In the newspapers

Evening journal, September 28, 1903, page 5
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SPORTS Continued from Second Page. ATURlAY’S FOOTBALL GAMES After thearompletion Of many imovemcnts which has made Franklin I’D Of the University of Pennsylva- the finest athletic grounds in the hntry, the field was opened on sat Hay The provost Of the institution ‘#ompanied by the Mayor of the city philadelphia and followed by as liant a throng of men as can be hered together in Philadelphia iyers, doctors. professors, fnanciers, |.y officials and men Of affairs--fol- |wed a band from Houston Hall to |lirty- third and Spruce streets. |iThere the procession marched around ‘e cinder track IN the presence OF H. I’D spectators and the provost pulled 81 Sord which burst great red and blue H. over an athletic field. which cost B Nore than a half million dollars. NFhen they sat down with the 1900 HI watched eleven representatives, OF #Pher education. students Of Penn, II an equal number Of rival collegians 81 over the green sward of the new Aanklin Field. |8rhe following table shows the scoret a Saturdays football games. .A Pennsylvania 27 Dickinson, 0. <Eale SO: Trinity, 0. 81 Harvard, IL: williams, 0. 81 #,ornell. -: Hobart, o. 4 columbia. 10: Wesleyan 0. .& &3ucknen, 81: wyoming. 0.
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Pennsylvania 72% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Dickinson–Pennsylvania gamePennsylvania leads 8–0 in eight meetings, counting the four since this game.
Around this game
Dickinson
- Next gameat Steelton YMCAOct. 3, 1903
- SeasonDickinson in 1903
- ProgramDickinson history and records
Pennsylvania
- Next gamevs. Franklin & MarshallSept. 30, 1903
- SeasonPennsylvania in 1903
- ProgramPennsylvania history and records
