Amherst at Brown

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  New-York tribune, November 24, 1907, page 10

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  BROWN WINS EASILY. amherst No Match for Providence Team ON Muddy Field. Providence. Nov 23.-The Brown-Amherst game here to-day a rather poor exhibition OF foot ball account OF a muddy field and resulted in Amherst’s defeat by a of Is 10 o. In tho first half honors nearly equal. Amherst fumbled her s-yard line in the first play after the kickoff. Mcdonald gaining a touchdown for Brown after three line plungeS. For good part of the second half Amherst played the better football, except for frequent fumbling. Assisted by these Brown worked the ball across the field, Pryor scoring The rest OF Browns play through the forward pass and onside kick. with which she had signal success. Pryor again scored 30-yard run past left tackle. The lne-up and summary follow:

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., November 25, 1907, page 1

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  BROWN 10; AMHERST O. Providence Team Wins Poor Game Played on Muddy Field. Providence. r. l.. Nov. 24.-The Brovn-Amllerst game here Saturday was a poor exhibition of football on account of a muddy field. Brown won Is to q. Amherst fumbled on her S-yard line i’ll the first play after the kickoff. Mac Donald gaining a touchdown for Brown after three line plungcs. For a good portion of the second half Amherst played the better football. except for frequent fumbling. Assisted by these errors Brown worked the ball down the field. Pryor scoring. The rest of Browns points were made through the forward pass and onSide kick. with which she had signal sue cess. Pryor scored second time on q 30-yard run past left tackle.

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  The Washington herald, District of Columbia, November 24, 1907, page 1

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  BROWN DOWNS AMHERST. Rhode Islanders Finish Season with Victory over Old RiVnIx. Providence. Nov. 23.-Brown PLAYED her last game Of the season here to-day with Amherst. defeating that team by IS to O. Brown had no difficulty in obtaining her goals and her goal line was never endangered. Capt. Pryor made two Of the tOuchdOwns, Mcdonald made the other. and Hazard was successful IN kicking all three goals.

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Brown leads 6–⁠4–⁠1 in 11 meetings, counting the seven since this game.