Cincinnati at Tulane

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  The Montgomery advertiser, November 7, 1909, page 13

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  AUBURN BLANKS TECH l INA GRUELLING CAME SENSATIONAL ALRUNFEATURE QUARTERBACK FARRELL DAsHEs THROUGH A BROKEN FIELD. Tulane Ana Cincinnati Universities Battle To e to Tie On Grfdiron at New Orleans. New Orleans. La. Nov. e--In a game which was characterised by both bril- liant and ragged playing. Tulane de. feated the University of Cincinnati thix afternoon; C to 0. The touchdpwf was made In the second half by ouarterback Farrell. who after receiving a forward pass, made q sensational sixty-five yard run through a broken field to the goal line. Captain Moore kicked goal The line up was: Tulane-EIlis. C.: Nix, L. G.; Whist. nant and McCloui. R. G.; McCloud and whistrant. L. T.; Wells. R T.: N: Scott, Lh E.: George. R. E.: Walmsley. L. H.: J. Scott and Menefee. R H. B.; Moore. (Captain) +. B. Cincinnati-Haehnle. C.: Goheen. L. C.; Flohr. R. G.: Bessmeyer, L. T.: Bedinger, R. T.. Eastern. L. E.; Ken nedy. R. E.: DuBray. (Captain) l. H. B.; Buchanan. R H. B.; Heuck and Bin- der, +. B. score-rufane, e; Cincinnati, O. Touchdown. Farrell. Goal from touch- down. Moore. Referee. Robotham. Umpire. Heaid. Field Judge Roehm. Timers, Miller and McNelly. Lines men. Bluedderman and Lester. Time Of halves 25 and 20 minutes.

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 7, 1909, page 61

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  TULANE WINS, Cincinnati University Loses by Score 6 to o. NEW ORLEANS. November Elm a game which was characterized by both brilliant and ragged playing. Tulane defeated the University of Cincinnati this afternoon. g to o. The touchdown was made I’m the second half by Quarterback Farrell. who, after receiving d forward pass. made sensational 6j-yard run through a broken field to the goal line. Capt. Moore kicked goal Touchdown, Farrell. Goal from touch down. Moore. Referee, HObotham. Umpire. Head. Field judge. Roehm. Timers, Miller and McNally. Linesmen. Bluedderman and Lester. Time of halves, % and ~ minutes.

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  The Seattle star, Seattle, Wash., November 8, 1909, page 2 (results column)

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Tulane leads 12–⁠7 in 19 meetings, counting the 18 since this game.