Colgate at Army

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  The sun, New York [N.Y.], October 14, 1906, page 1

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  Army and Colgate Play a Tie. WEST POINT. Oct. l3t-In the hardest fought game seen here in many days the Ca diets and the Colgate team tied on the gridiron to-day. In the first half the visitors clearly outpla yed the army lads. who never threat ened the visitors goal. In the second half. however. the army kept the play in the visitors territory and once got near enough TO try a drop kick, which failed. The visitors played the forward pass and the onside kick TO per lection and always made a gain with them. The army showed It’s bracing power by hold three yard mark. W0odman tried for q drop kick, which fell short. Hill, signalling q fair catch, was tackled and flmbled the ball. a touchdown was disallowed and the visitors penalized. The lineup:

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  The Minneapolis journal, Minneapolis, Minn., October 14, 1906, page 26

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  CADETS COULD NOT Il: SCORE ON COLGATE Special to The Journal. West Point, N. Y, Oct. BIN the hardest-fought game seen here in many days the Cadets and Colgate tied in their annual contest, neither team .scoring. In the first half the visitors clear ly outplayed the army lads, who never threatened the visitors goal. In the final half, however. the army lads kept the play in the visitors territory and once got near enough to try for a drop kick, which failed Woodman tried for q drop. which fell short. Hill signalled for a fair catch, but was tackled and fumbled the ball, a Colgate man falling on it over the line. A touchdown was disallowed and the visitors .penalized. The lineup: ss$s =. . 4

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Army leads 24–⁠5–⁠2 in 31 meetings, counting the 28 since this game.