Gallaudet at Lafayette

• 

  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 10, 1904, page 9 (results column)

  Read the text

  SATURDAYS FOOT BALL BATTLES Big Four Teams Do Well Against OPP ponentS The foot ball games of Saturday left Harward Yale, Princeton and PENNSYLVANIA still with clean states so far as scoring by opponents is concerned. Harvard showed better form than previously, and beat the University of Maine, % to O. Last year to was the best the Crimson could do Yale played strong and ragged foot ball against Pennsylvania State in turns but easily held its opponents safe, and won “a to 0. Last year Yale won, 81 to O.. Pennsylvania the other day beat State to 0. Princeton took Washington and Jeffersons measure by score smaller, perhaps than was looked for, but for all that was not extended. Columbia scored two touchdowns on Will liams, and made five more points than last year. but nevertheless the Blue and Whites showing was a disappointment, and her total of points Saturday was thirteen less than Harvard made against Williams The Indians beat Bucknell, but were scored on Pennsylvania vanquished Lee high. and made eight more points than a year ago. Cornell made big score against Hamilton, but not until the Ithacans had received a. scare. West Point defeated Dickinson handily, making six more points than Princeton made against the same team. Annapolis began with credit able victory. The results: Harvard, %; Maine, 0. Yale, q: Pennsylvania State, O. Princeton, 10; Washington and Jefrerson, o. Columbia, II; Williams, O. Pennsylvania, “a; Lehigh. O. Cornell “a; Hamilton, D. West Point, IS; Dickinson, o. Annapolis, II; Virginia Military Institute. O. Lafayette. 53; Gallaudet. 0. Brown 81: Massachusetts A. c., O. Dartmouth, 81; Vermont o. Indians, 10: Bucknell, 4. Fordham- 81 New York University, 0. Colgate IL; Syracuse O.

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.

Lafayette leads 3–⁠0 in three meetings.