New York University at Wesleyan (CT)

Saturday, October 24, 1903

Wesleyan (CT) beat New York University 6–⁠0. It was their second meeting; after it, Wesleyan (CT) led the series 2–⁠0.

AwayNew York University0–⁠2 in 1903
0
HomeWesleyan (CT)3–⁠6–⁠1 in 1903
6

Final

In the newspapers

  • The Gloucester County Democrat's story

    Gloucester County Democrat, Woodbury, N.J., October 29, 1903, page 1 (results column)

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    tlte fifc At Hampton Beach. II. III. sundax. the Washington hotel, Il SIR aaei. ing house. combination strdln and G. and two stores were q Destroyed The town Of San i Cal. on Thursday morning, suited 4 sess il excess OF 100000. DEATHS In the City hospital at or NoTEn Rochester, n X, Fri 1ra9, : day. after a long Ill : = ness Charles T. Sax ton of Clyde, ex-lieutenant governor Of New York state and presiding judge Of the court of claims. The deceased was born in Clyde, N. X, on July 2, 1916. When he was only fifteen years old he enlisted in the army and saw much service. Returning home at the wars close, he studied law. Mr. Saxton first. entered public life as an assemblyman in 1887 In 1894 he was elected lieu tenant governor of the state, running on the Republican ticket with Levi p. Morton At his home in Sewickley, Pa, Fri day, Edward r. Kramer, cashier Of the First National bank of Allegheny, which suspended on Wednesday, aged fifty-six years. Death was caused by apoplexy, followed by paralysis brought on by worry over the failure. While he was celebrating his sixty fourth birthday with party of friends in Ithaca. n Y, Sunday evening, Professor Robert H. Thurston, director of the Sibley College of Engineering, Cor nell university, and one of the best known members of the faculty. AT his home in Syracuse, n Y, Fri day, Charles Hiscock, superintendent Of the state salt reservation, chairman of the Onondaga county board of SUI pervisors and brother Of former United States Senator Frank Hiscock. In Mansfield, o., Sunday, Lieutenant Commander Martin Bennington of the United States navy, formerly chief engineer on the battle ship Kentucky of the Asiatic squadron. At Saratoga, N. Y, Saturday, Miss Mary McGregor, aged ninety years, who a generation ago was prominently known in educational circles. SPORTING The results of some of nrr.,.e the more important Of 1870 Saturdays intercollegiate football games We’re as follows: Columbia, 49, Pennsylvania, 6. Harward, 20; Brown, 0. Princeton, II Dartmouth, 0. Yale, II; West Point, 5. Wesleyan, 6; New York university, 0. Cornell, Al; Western Reserve, 0. Carlisle, -; Swarthmore, 5. Williams, II; Syracuse, 5. Amherst, IS; Trinity, Q. Before the largest crowd yet assembled on the grounds of the New York Lawn Tennis club, One Hundred and Twenty third street and Manhattan avenue, Wylie 6. Grant and Robert LIE Roy, doubles champions of Europe, on Saturday afternoon defeated Holcombe Ward and Harold HI Hackett, Harvard and Yale veterans respective “. The score was 2–⁠6, 63, Cd At Memphis, Tenn, Saturday, Lou Dillon, g. X. G. Billings trotting mare, driven by Willard Sanders, proved afresh her right to the title of queen Of the turf by trotting a mile under adverse conditions in the remarkable time of 1857 The mares previous record was fiat two minutes. Only last week .Cresceus lowered this record by one-quarter of a second Among the distinguished arrivals in New York on Saturday on the Cunard steamship Lucania was the English champion wire haired fox terrier Raby Coastguard. He was recently pllrchased from George Raper for So, 500 and was bred by the Duchess of New CASTLE Champion Young Corbett’ and Tim Callahan fought six rounds on Wednesday night at the National Athletic club, Philadelphia, in which ‘‘Corbett’‘ got the better Of the hard contest. Bobby Walthour of Atlanta broke the worlds outdoor record for a mile at Macon. Ga, by circling the mile in I’m. 10 2–⁠5s. The previous record was I’m. 38s. FOREIGN i is announced that NOTES the military command or.MrEpEer ant, Ahmet Pasha, and =, the governor of the province Of Air, on the Red sea coast of Arabia, were killed as the result Of a revolt Of two Arab tribes against the imposition Of new cattle tax About 1000 Turkish troops We’re killed or wounded. The rest Of the Turkish force was routed The entire Italian cabinet has resigned. The decision to take this step was reached unanimously at minis terial council and after Premier lamar

  • The Evening star's story: SATURDAYS FOOT BALL GAMES. Columbia's Victory Over Pennsylvania q Big Surprise.

    Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 26, 1903, page 1 (results column)

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    SATURDAYS FOOT BALL GAMES. Columbia’s Victory Over Pennsylvania q Big Surprise. The big upset in foot ball Saturday was Columbia’s defeat of the Pennsylvania team which was rated as a championship possibility. Yale beat West Point handily. a goal from place kick giving the Cadets five points. All things considered. Yale’s showing against West Point was better than Harvards. Harvard beat Brown by the same score that Princeton made against Brown Princeton was too much for the heavy Dartmouth team. and the former is the only big team that has not been scored on this season. Cornell had a snap with Western Reserve and Williams defeated Syracuse. Amherst and the Indians both Won. Lafayette won close game from the Navy The results: Harvard. %; Brown, O. Yale IT; West Point. 5. Princeton, II: Dartmouth 0. Columbia. IS; Pennsylvania. 6. Indians, II; SwarthmOre, o. Cornell. Al: Western Reserve University. 0. Wesleyan. 6: New York University. 0. Williams. IT; Syracuse. 5. Lehigh. IL: Villa Nova. 0. Amherst. 10: Trinity. 0. Holy Cross. g.: Tufts, 5. Seton Hall. 5: Manhattan. 2. Lafayette 6: Annapolis, B.

  • The The semi-weekly messenger's story

    The semi-weekly messenger, Wilmington, N.C., October 27, 1903, page 1 (results column)

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    ~ of mass plays through the centre and between the tackles and guards. New York, October 24.-Columbia defeated Pennsylvania on the Polo ground today in the presence of $4,000 spectators by the score of IS to 6. in game that was full of sensational in cidents. Columbia probably played the best game ever put up by a blue and white eleven. Princeton Il. Dartmouth 0. Chicago IS. Illinois 8. Cornell +, Western Reserve 0. Amhearst IS. Trinity o. Andover Is. Harvard, freSh 0. Lehigh II. Villanovan O. Williams II, Syracuse 5. Wesleyan 6. New York University 0. Haverford Is, Rutgers 6. Michigan A. Drake 0. Lafayette College 6, Annapolis. Naval Cadets s. Vanderbilt University 50. University of Mississippi 0. Carlisle Indians Il. Swarthmore 3. Holy Cross s. Tufts 3. Fort Monroe Artillery u. University cf Maryland s. Atlanta. Ga. October 4.-Foot Ball University OF Georgia IS. archaeological OF Atlanta 0.

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Before kickoff

Our ratings going in

Our ratings (scores only)

Wesleyan (CT) 83% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Wesleyan (CT) leads 3–⁠0 in three meetings, counting the one since this game.

Recent meetings
1905Wesleyan (CT) 31, New York University 0
1903Wesleyan (CT) 6, New York University 0
1895Wesleyan (CT) 46, New York University 6

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