Syracuse at Army

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  The sun, New York [N.Y.], November 25, 1906, page 1

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  Yale. q; Harvard. o. Brown, n; Dartmouth. q. syracuse,sA; Army. o. Navy, 3; virginia p. l.. a.. RRoWN.s SWEET REVENGE. Dartmouth Trimmed In ANNUAL Game by Magic score. II to o. SPRrNGfIELD. Mass. Nov. A,-Fo the first time in six years Brown defeated Dartmouth IN the annual football contest at Hampden Park this afternoon by a score OF est Perfeet football weather prevailed and one OF the lar gest crowds that ever witnessed a game IN Springfield watched the contest. Brown won the toss, and from the first play Il was evident that Dartmouth was up against n superior aggregation and WAS to he a loser. q. The Hanover boys simply we’re unable to stop. the rushes of the excellent Brown backs. In the first half. owing to McEvitt’s good bunting, Brown was held down to one touch down. In the second period the wearers OF the green “ eakened. Dartmouth was obliged to play the game without John Glaze, captain and quarterback and Hobbs. tackle. Smith who substituted for Hobbs. played a strong game but McEvitt,F weakness in tackling In the back field wss directly responsible for three of Browns ~tOuchdowns. Kennedy at end played the best game Tor MAYHEM of Brown proved himself TO be a wonder on fast end runs, making one burst OF forty yards for a touchdown. Later on. in the second period, Mayhem outdid this perform ance. running hfty yards through the entire team for his second touchdown. Ayler at guard was “A tower of strength in the Brown line. was unable at any time to gain consistently through the stun Dartmouth vas outpIayed at every point. and the victory was n sw eet revenge Tor the many defeats Brown has sustained at the hands of Dartmouth in recent years. The lineup.

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  The Washington herald, November 25, 1906, page 8

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  SYRACUSE DEFEATS ARMY. Goal from Placement Gives Upper New Workers the Game. West Point. y. Y. Nov. o4.-Syracuse defeated the West Point cadets here to-day by a score Of 10 O. A goal from placement in the first half. which Stein kicked from the SO-yard mark, gave SyracUse its game. While unable 10 gain con- Sistently, the visitors sent their backs like flame through the Army lines for long gains. on every exchange of punts the visitors were the gamers. Stein out purting both Mountford and Johnston. New football played an unimportant part in the contest and the forward pass was tried but twice. The visitors followed the ball much bet ter than the soldiers. and whenever there was a tumble a Syracuse man was there, and usually scOOped in the leather In the matter of fumbles, the Army carried off the honors. and their only chance to score late in the final half was lost by be ing unable TO cling TO the pjgskin when they had. by hard work, carried il 20 the Syracuse 20-yard line. the closest they had been during the game. lineup and sum

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  The Kendrick gazette, Kendrick, Idaho, November 30, 1906, page 6

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  man went down to defeat In the pref test game of the season Saturday by a score of 6 to o, leaving washington State college with clean record for the season. West Point. West Point.--In their football game here with Syracuse. West Point went up against the stiffest problem they have encountered this season, with no exception. Syracuse seemed to han die them at will and at no time was the visitors goal line in danger, the final score being 4 to 0. in favor Of Syracuse. The University Of Oregon and Ore gon Agriculture. college played 0 to 0 tie game at Corvallis, Ore, Saturday. Hell Military academy defeated Port land high school, 81 to 0, at Portland Basket Ball. Sandpoint-The high school basket ball team and the team representing the athletic club played a game. The score was “a to 10 in favor of the high school team.

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  The Montgomery advertiser, November 25, 1906, page 12

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  SOLDIERS BITE DUST. syracuse Dsfea.. we.. roIna Eleve’ syracuse Defeats West Point Eleven by Place Kick. West Point. N r., Nov. 24--In the football game here today. . Syracuse University defeated West Point by a score of 4 to 0. The Syracuse team made it’s score in the middle of the first half. stein succeeded in getting d goal with 2 place kick after three unsucces- ful tries previously West Points team played raggedly from start to finish, greatly disappoiat- Ing It’s Friends. Repeated fllmbling lost tho game,

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Syracuse leads 12–⁠10 in 22 meetings, counting the 17 since this game.