Dickinson at Lehigh

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  The Washington times, Washington [D.C.], October 30, 1904, page 10

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  DICKINSON WINS FROM LEHIGH ON A FLUKE BETHLEHEM, Pa. oct. 2g-By scoring “a touchdown on a dule after one minute OF play ia the hrst half Dickiuson was just able 10 beat Lehigh today on Leuigu field Lehigh played her best game Of the season and the line showed cousider4 BILE strength. DicEiusOu’s playing was not up TO her usual form and ofteutimes was very ragged Robinson made the touchdown for Dickinson and Davis kicked goal

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  The sun, New York [N.Y.], October 30, 1904, page 17

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  Dickinson Defeats Lehigh. SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. Oct. 29,-Lchigh was beaten, o to 0, by Dickinson to-day. In the first minute Of play Robinson dashed through tho line for a touchdown. The goal was kicked. and after that Dickinson never once threatened Lehigh’s goal and Lehigh was never able to give the visitors uruy hair The line-up.

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 31, 1904, page 1 (results column)

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  SPORTS OF ALL SORTS Georgetown Had Easy Time Beating Holy Cross. HARVARD HUMBLED PENNSYLVANIA OVERWHELMED CRIMSON BY FASTER GAME. DR.. Walter Harlan Best in Columbia Golf Tourney-Gans and Britt Fight Tonight. Fl Award HUMBLED The third of the big foot ball upsets of the season came Saturday when Harvard was teaten by Pennsylvania. Harvard, Yale and Princeton now have all been beaten. Penn sylvania, at one bound. Is restored to a front place in the foot ball ranks. and. with dartmouth and Amherst, has not suffered cefeat this year. No touchdown has been made against the Quakers, while, while Dartmouth and Amherst have not been scored on. tale made CORD the assertion that she would make 80 points against Columbia, drubbing the New Workers “a to 0. Prince ton won from Cornell 10 to s. in a stubborn fight West Point was too much for Will Jams, and the Navy tasted defeat at the hands of Swarthmore. Lafayette smothered Manhattan and the Indians took Virginia’s measure. The results: Georgetown. II; Holy Cross, 4. Yale, 81; Columbia, o. Pennsylvania, II; Harvard, 0. Princeton. 1S; Cornell, 6. Grown, SO; Vermont, O. Dartmouth, 33; Wesleyan, 0. CHion 30; Rutgers, 0. Swartnmore, 8; Annapolis, O. Michigan, %; Wisconsin. o. Minnesota, 49, Nebraska, II. Carlisle Indians. II; Virginia, 6. Chicago. 6; Illinois, 6. West Point, 10. Williams, 0. Colgate, 20; Roc hester, 8. Colby. II; Maine, II. Dickinson, 6: Lehigh, 0. Lafay- tie, “a; Manhattan College, 0. Roanoke City, II; Roanoke College, 0. Alabama Techs” u; Georgia Techs” 0. Hamilton, II; Hobart, 0. Savannah A. A, 6; Florida State College. Utah ITpiyerSitv 10. Denver University q Stanford University, 35; University of Oregon. 0 Sewanee. u; University of Tennessee, 0. Vanderbilt 9S; Central, o. Northwestern University, 45; Depauw, o. IEdian2 University, 8; Ohio State Uni veTsity, o. Texas, %; Washington University, 0. Cincinnati, IL: Ohio Medical. o. Kansas, 3: Washburn. o. iowa. 10: Agricultural College. 6. 3uckncll. s.; Maryland A. c.. Q.

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  Evening journal, October 31, 1904, page 6 (results column)

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  coIIeae Football. Pennsylvania. II; Harvard, Yale, “a; Columbia. 0. Princeton, IS; Cornell. O. Dartmouth, SO; Wesleyan. 0. West Point, l6; Williams. o. Swarthmorc, 9: Annapolis, 0. Indians. “a; Virginia, G. Lafayette “a; Manhattan, o. Georgetown, Il; Holy Cross, Brown, SO; Vermont, 0. Dickinson, 6; Lehigh. 0. Colgate, 20; Rochester 8. New York University, SO: r. p. T. O..

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Lehigh leads 6–⁠3–⁠2 in 11 meetings, counting the three since this game.