Amherst at Brown

Wednesday, October 19, 1904

Amherst beat Brown 5–⁠0. It was their third meeting; after it, Amherst led the series 2–⁠1.

AwayAmherst9–⁠1 in 1904
5
HomeBrown6–⁠5 in 1904
0

FinalHigh 56°F, low 47°F

In the newspapers

  • The New-York tribune's story: BROWN LOSES TO AMHERST, s TO O. Providence Team Weakens at End-shat- tuck's Good Runs.

    New-York tribune, New York, October 23, 1904, page 10

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    BROWN LOSES TO AMHERST, s TO O. Providence Team Weakens at End-shat- tuck’s Good Runs. Providence r. l.. Oct Z-Amherst in a hard fought game. defeated Brown here this afternoon. 10 O. scoring IN tie ast few minutes of play For the first haif and the greater part OF the second Brown had the ball in her possession ard in Amherst territory most OF the time In the nrst half. prindpsily through the hne punt.ng of Cobb Brown advanced the ball 10 Amherst’s 5-yard line. only oe held for downs. With fine Qilar back run by Shattuck. Amherst took the ba bacL m ,be centre Of The held where the half ended. Cobb again outpunted his rival in the second half and lard The ball On Amherst’s Io-yard line. After a few plunges by Amh’ rst Wins ow. one Of the oest men IN i’’0~H hne was ad hurt. and had 20 retire. Here the Brown men s..r,.6 n give way. and Amherst. by The fas, end Rms Of Shat tuck advanced the ball down The ieid ana over the Inc for touchdown Time and time again Brown @ rsio ior tNo cows snd jusf missed the third by down wEs made by ony one or two inches COG

  • The Waterbury evening Democrat's story: OTHER GAMES

    Waterbury evening Democrat, October 24, 1904, page 9 (results column)

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    OTHER GAMES Annapolis, which beat Princeton last week, could only tie Dickinson college, o to O. The middies were. great offend. CTS in all kinds of fouling and Grady was ordered off the field. Dartmouth beat Holy Cross at Wor. cester IS to 4. Holy Cross scored on place kick from the thirty-five yard line. Cornell beat Franklin and Marshall B to 5. The Cornell line was strong, but the ends were easily fooled Syracuse beat Niagara g to A.. Mi agara kicked a goal from the thirty. yard line. Lafayette and Swarthmore had it hot and heavy, but the former team won, 4 to o. Amherst continued it’s victorious ca, reer by, beating Brown 5 to 0. Brown rushed the ball to Amherst’s three yard line in the first half, but there Amherst held. Other football scores were: At Haverford-Haverford F, Ur. sinus 0. At Washington-G Georgetown 47, Washington and Lee 0. At Lakeville-Hotchkiss 6, Yale Freshmen O. At Schenectady-Un 21, Rensse> lar Polytechnic Institute 0. At Watertown-Watertown 5, Syra- cuse o. At Albany Williams B, Hamilton At Burlington-U University of Yer mont 6, Tufts 6. | At Exeter-Phillips Exeter 24, liar ward second o. At Andover-Phillips-A -Andover 28 Harvard Freshmen 0. A aI z Tee A At Pittsburg rg-Pennsylvania State 1 12, Washington and Jefferson O. At Lewiston-Bates 6, University of Maine 0. At Dover New Hampshire State IS l Worcester Poly 4. l At Ann Arbor Michigan 13O, West l Virginia o. At Columbus Ohio State university | 16, Case 0. 1 At Lafayette Illinois 24. Purdue 6. At Madison-Wis S1, Drake O. ! At Lincoln-Nebraska 34. Knox 0. At St Louisr-Indiana 21, Washington At afinneapolis-Min 14e l Grinnell O. At Chicago-Chicago g, Northwest ern O. At New York-N. Y university 6 | Trinity 0. At Middletown-Wesleyan 30. Rut. gers 0. At Hartford -SIeriden High 6, Hart, ford High 0.

  • The The Salt Lake herald's story: FOOTBALL SCORES.

    The Salt Lake herald, Salt Lake City [Utah], October 23, 1904, page 8 (results column)

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    FOOTBALL SCORES. At Columbia. Mo.-MissOuri University, 81; Kentucky University. g. At Washington and Jeffcrson. 0; Pennsylvania State college, Il. At Oberlin, O.-Oberlin. 6; Kenyon. 0. At Ada O.-Ada, 81; Ohio Wesleyan, s. At AnnapOlis-NaVy, 0; Dickinson, 0. At P1oYidence-Amherst, 5; Brown. 0. At Cincinnati-University of Cincinnati, IL; Kentucky State college, o. At Milwaukee Lawrence University u; Marquette college. 0. At Columbus, O-Notre Dame II; Ohio Medical university, Q. At Beloit, Wis--Beloit college, 21--Naperville college, O. AT Iowa City, Ia-,-ICwa university, u; Iowa State normal, 0. At Worcester, Mass.-Dartmouth. Is; Holy Cross. 4. At Terre Haute-Shortbrtdge high school, Indianapolis, 10; Rose Polytechnic At Charleston. Ills.-Eastern Illinois Normal. Y; Indiana State Normal, S. At Tiffin, O.-DennisoR college, .; Hell delberg, O. Culver Military academy. Il. At Lineoln-Final score: Nebraska 81; Knox, Q. At Lafayette, Ind.-Final score: Him OILS, a; Purdue. s. At Madison, Wis-Final score: Wiscon- At Minneapolis-Final score: MINES ot>s. 146: Csrinneli, o. At Washington-Fina score: George town, AZ; Washington and Lee, 0. At West POint-West Point. II; Yale, s. At Columbus-ehio State university l6i Al Ann Arbor-NIichigan. $50; West Vir- At st. Louis-washington. s; Indiana. 0. At Chicago-Chicago, 81; Northwestern

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)

Amherst 53% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Brown leads 6–⁠4–⁠1 in 11 meetings, counting the eight since this game.

Recent meetings
1953Amherst 7, Brown 6
1939Brown 20, Amherst 14
1920Brown 13, Amherst 0
1916Brown 69, Amherst 0
1915Amherst 7, Brown 0
1914Amherst 0, Brown 0

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