Syracuse at Yale

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  The Cairo bulletin, Cairo, Ill., October 3, 1909, page 1

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  CHICAGO BEATS PRUOUt ELEVEN SWEPT OFF ITS FEET BY SPEED OF Stages PLAYERS. ILLINOIS BEAT MILLIkIN Harvard Won From Bowdoin BY Sue cessfui Use CT Forward Pass Yale Victorious In Hot Game With Syracuse. Chicago, Oct. e.. The University CT Chicago inaugurated the football sea son by overwhelmingly defeating Purdue. 40 to o, at Ma9s..aii I5iatsi tosiay. The Purdue team wa1 awapt on ds feet tg the speed a.i hfiiliaacy the Chicago attacks. In the earlv part of the first ha,f ghicago roff ! BY PuFdles miataaeg. htt TIN VIII ore soon became f’,noraliasi | Chicago scored frequently Tie SEQ at the end Of the srst laif vas a ito G. Stages men as USUAL employed naw football whenever Purdue least ex- pected IT, A brilliant repertoire Of forward passes, on side kicks, anl I’M Expected returned punts played havoc with the heavy lut slow defense of Purdue One the offensive the Pureslue backs displayed lamentah,e lack fuf unison The heavy line Of the Lafayette lteam was torn to shreds by the fast leharging pony forwards Of Chicago | stagg shifted his line up IN the second half and new front did not work with the ease and precision characteri2ing the Chicago attack IN 1.-THE first half. The Purdue team was badly dlsorganized In the second haff, hut Chicago’s frequent lapseA prevented the winners making \ largaf Itetai..

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, October 3, 1909, page 1

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  YALE SYRACUSE DEFEATS sly Victory of Blues Due to Larp Variety of PIava victory OF Blues Due to Large Variety of Plays. NEW HAVEN, Conn, oct. 2.-varIed playing won the game against Syracuse Tor the Yale football team. Is to 0. one touchdown was made as the result of line plunging, a goal was kicked from the field and the second touchdown followed a forward pass. Howe showed up wen az quarter and the run of the veterans Hobbs Goebel and Murphy, strength ened the team greatly. There were several changes in the second half in the Yale lineup. Howe going In at quarter and running the team like a whrlwind. Haines sprained a knee in the first half and will be out of the game for several days. Score; Yale, Is; Syracuse, 0. Touch DOWNS: DAILY, Vaughn. Goals from touch downs: Hobbs, ?. Goal frcSl field: DAILY.

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  The Montgomery advertiser, October 3, 1909, page 12

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  YALE THE VICTOR SYRACUSE ELEVEN UNABLE TO GAIN AGAINST ELLIS. Varied Playing Won for New Haven Team-Line PIunging Frequent. ly Resorted to With the Forward PaHa. New Haven, Conn.,. Oct. 2.-varied playing won the game against Syra- cuse for the Yale football team today 15 to 0. One touchdown was made as the re- suit of line plunging: goal was kicked from the field and the second touchdown followed a forward pass Howe showed up well at quarter and the return of the veterans. Hobbs, Goe- bel and Murphy strengthened the team greatly. Summary Yale, Is; Syracuse, 0. Touchdowns. Daily. Vaughn. Goals from touchdowns. Hobbs, 3. Goal from field Daily Referee, Langford. Umpire, Minds Field Judge. Gitinger. Time. i5 and 20 minute halves.

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Yale leads 11–⁠0 in 11 meetings, counting the three since this game.