Rutgers at Swarthmore

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  The Montgomery advertiser, Alabama, October 6, 1907, page 2 (results column)

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  IMARYVHLE IS EASY ALABAMA WINS CAME, SCORE IS First Half Gave varsity Rooters . Scare. But the Tuscaloosa Men Took Brnce--The Team LoOks Good. ‘ . N~ 4 Tuscaloosa Oct. 5--tspeciaL )--Ala- bama beat MaryvilIe College team to- day by the score of IT to Q. It is understood that Maryville hao practically all of last years team on team last year the game was much in doubt. Last year Tuscaloosa defeated the Maryville team by the small score Of to 9s ;aan,s y,sltlns tss ss ast year team. and after the game stat the game was hardly in doubt. The Varsity team looks as 1T It would be quite strong before the seasoi. is over. but in today’s game there was good d6al of unfinished work. The forward pass was never worked sue cessfully and the general team work was not what 1t should have been; However. 1t being the first game of the season, the play was not so bad and n : spired hopes for the remainder Of the schedule The Varsity received the first Kick off and immediately started through Maryviile.s line, scoring touchdown in four minutes play. The visitors ap- zaa-es te he much discouraged over this, but in the remainder of the nalI took . brace and the half ended 70 in Alabaina’s favor. Tn the second half the visitors took decided brace and little uneasiness was felt by the Alabama rooters when the Maryville team rushed the ball down the field to about the 2e-yard line. This brace did not last very long and in a few minutes the Varsity got things going their way. The ball was gradually forced toward the Maryville goal and Sturdivant crossed the line for a touchdown on a splendid buck through centre. The Varsity again got into running shape In the lasi ten minutes of play and bey a magnificent run by Reidy the ball was put about the 20-yard line of the visitors goal Howle, the full back of the Varsity, then took the ball over the line on a buck through centre. Two goals out of three were kicked. Ffna1 score IT to 0. Maryvi,le will go to Auburn for a game there Monday. Alabama will play its next game in Columbus. Miss, next Saturday. At Athens. Ga.-University of Geer- gia. 57. North Georgia Military Col lege, O. At Newport News. Washington North Carolina. 0. At Lexington. ya.--virginia Military Institute. 5s; William and Mary Col lege. 0. At williamsport. Pa.--Carlisle In- dians. IS; State College. 5. At sBrunswick. Me.--Phnlips Exeter, At New Haven--Yale Freshmen. as; Harvard. 0. Springfield Training School. o. At Amherst, Mass.--Massachusetts Agricultural College. II; Rhode Island College, 0. At Annapolis-Naval Academy 15: Dickenson College, 0. At Hanover, N. H.-Dartmouth. G.: Tuftss o. At Providence-Brown. 24; Norwich University. 0. At west Point, N. Y.-Army, 27: Franklin and Marshall. 0. At williamstown. Mass.-willian f2; Holy Cross. Q. At Cambridge. Mass Harvard. 8, At Pittsburg-western University Pennsylvania. 6; Marietta College, 0. At Ithaca. “. Y.-cornell g; oberiil At swarthmore. Pa.-swarthmore 29 Rutgers, 5. At Easton, Pa.-LaFayette. 21; ursi- nus College, O. Charlottesville, Oct, 5.-University of | Virginia. 22; St. Johns College, f. | Bedford City. Va, Get. 5.-Randolph- Macon, II; Roanoke High School H. | Blacksburg, Va, Oct, 5.-Roanoke I College, O.; Virginia Polytechnic, 30 Atlanta, Ga. Oct, 5.--Georgfa Tech 51; Gordon Institute, 0. At Knoxville-University of Tennes- see 80, Tennessee Military Institute, O.

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  Waterbury evening Democrat, October 7, 1907, page 3 (results column)

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  COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS Vale Finds a Strong Foe In Syracuse, but Wins by Small Score. New York, Oct. 7.-The leading col lege football teams won their games, but in spite of some big scores not one was lacking in interest Yale caught a tartar in Syracuse, and the Blue elev- en was forced to it’s best efforts to win by the small score of Il to O, one of the tOuchdowns coming after a poor pass by the Syracuse center. Prince ton played her opening game and used the forward pass to good advantage in beating Stevens institute 4I to 0. liar. yard had an easy time with the Uni versity of Maine. the game being en- livencd with many long runs Penn sylvania beat Bucknell % to 2. a safe ty spelling a clean score. The army and navy elevens showed strength. but Cornell was hard pressed to beat Oberlin and had her goal line crossed. The leading scores follow: At New Haven-Yale. II: Syracuse. 0. At PrincetOn-Princeton. 4T: Stevens, 0. At West Point N. Y.-Army. g; Franklin and Marshall. c. At Ithaca. N- Y.-CorneIL. 22; Oberlin. 5. At Phil adelphia-Pennsylvania. 9: Bucknell. 2. At Bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh. 2S; University of Pennsylvania Reserves. G At Scheuectady-CniOn, Q: Colgate. c. At EastOn. Pa--Lafsyette. 21: IT. sinius. c. At Hartford. ConnL-Trinity. 25: Worcester. C. At Swarthmore. Pa. -Swarthmore. 29: Rutgers. 5- At Haverford. Pa--Haverford. 24: Medi- cO-ChirurgicaI college. 5. At New Ha- ven C0nn--Yaie freshmen. 9: Hart ford Q At PIttsburE-Western Uni versity of Pennsylvania 6: Marietta. c At Stamford Co1n--Betts acade- ny. 1: De La Sale. 0.

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Swarthmore leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.