Hamilton at Cornell
Wednesday, September 27, 1905 Share
Cornell beat Hamilton 5–0. It was their fifth meeting; after it, Cornell led the series 5–0.
FinalHigh 68°F, low 36°F
In the newspapers

The times dispatch, Richmond, Va., September 28, 1905, page 7
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MACON SHOWED UNDER :|.E|:..| Beaten By a Score 81 50 70 5 :, BY the University Of V ii’: .3s /. ginia. FOOT Ball SEASON + OPENS ‘‘|i:l’ Princeton Defeats Villa Nova and Cornell Shuts Out Hamilton. FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS ‘IE: Especial to The Times Dispatc f CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, septem-- Der Virginia opened her football season to-day by defeating Randolph;- Macon “a t’ll College flfty,nlne to nothing in thirty minutes Of play, breaking all previous records for high score on Lambeth Field ’1’‘l’ 1t was pretty hot for swift football but king. Coles men showed remarkable speed. Tho Westerncr is evidently show how ing his wards how the famous polnt-a-minute Michigan team used to play the game. M Hammond Johnson, Virginia star half back Of last season, scored the first touchdown after two minutes Of play, and thereafter 1t was q walk-over. Fly. Five more Stouchdownsg were added in the re- rem1,ainder Of the half; and all save one were converted into goals by Warren Sensational Dashes. $g5 Prac tlcally whole new team went in during the second half. but tho scor- Ing went on Just the same. In this half Pinck showed up especially well III the back field. maxim two sensational dasl1es through the line for good gains IN The features Of the contest were the long runs made by Randol PHI and CraWford, and the splendid interference BY Barry. end on the North Carolina team last season. The fourth touchdown of the game was made by Randolph, who caught the ball on the kickoff and, aided BY Barry’s interference, ran nearly the whole distance of the field. Little opportunity was given to size IN Virginia on the defensive. The best Randolph Macon could do was to gain a total OF half a yard, The visitors were heavier than last year, but appeared 10 be tagged out early In the contest. The Line-Up. Virginia. Position. .s RIM. M Barry. !. right end. Recommendations q (SmIth), I Burke. 1. right tackle. Woodhouse A. (Maddux), “a !s Murphy y. right guard ,Wunder Kolock \. ........ center. Sylvester ps sHuSMfSl, left guard Harrison Haskell. left tackle. ........H Hamilton Warren. I. left end. Z. ..,...,... Davis Randolph Quarter back Randolph Crawford. ,...rlsht half back. -, Walters (Maples) ti54 Johnson. left half back. Hall (Pinck), .l 5a}. Dodson. I. full back. Thrasher NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. johnson T. Dodson q Crawford g, Randolph, Pinck. Goals from touchdown; Warren 0. Ref cree: Dir. Pollard, Kim Umpire: Graham, T!mekcepers; Archie” Hoxton and Smith Linesmen: Cooke and McClintick. Time: fifteen mlnute halves,

The daily morning journal and courier, Connecticut, September 28, 1905, page 1
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corneII E. Hamilton q. Ithaca, N. Y., Sept 27.-Cornell open ed her football season to-day by defeat- ing Hamilton college 5 to 0. Short halves and Cornelfs lack of preparation accounted for the small score. Hamilton was in excellent trim but Cornell ex- hibited poor team work and made many costly fumbles. Earle made the single touchdown in the last half by g. run of thirty-five yards.
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)
Cornell 90% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Hamilton–Cornell gameCornell leads 8–0 in eight meetings, counting the three since this game.
| 1908 | Cornell 11, Hamilton 0 | |
| 1907 | Cornell 23, Hamilton 0 | |
| 1906 | Cornell 21, Hamilton 0 | |
| 1905 | Cornell 5, Hamilton 0 | |
| 1904 | Cornell 34, Hamilton 0 | |
| 1901 | Cornell 39, Hamilton 0 |
Around this game
Hamilton
- Next gamevs. SyracuseOct. 14, 1905
- SeasonHamilton in 1905
- ProgramHamilton history and records
Cornell
- Next gamevs. ColgateSept. 30, 1905
- SeasonCornell in 1905
- ProgramCornell history and records
