Harvard at Army

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  The sun, New York [N.Y.], October 30, 1910, page 1

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  HARVARD BEATS WEST POINT CRIMSON ELEVEN ENCELS ~ 4 SCORE or u 10 70. Soldiers OutPsayed In Attack and Defence. Though the work Of the Cambridge Eleven l. MARRIED by Plumbing Wit tIngtOn scores on Blocked Kick. H heat the Army hv q -rorr ~ 8 to % his after noon the Cambridge eleven vas Stronger by far than that ut n’l” Sans MlltaTv Academy The soldiers. who N.rr minus thc -crNIce- ~ their crack halfback Brow ne and Hyatt their quart”rha,k could mah” uo Impression upon The tamhrdg” hattie WcntS aud never had a really good “hauur TO score The Harvard men on the Other hand. displayed NOT only powerful doirr So” - renr’h bat also an 1’‘a”k ‘ha’ simply tore wrS’ Point 10 ribbons bu’ his remark ahi” assault was marred hv fImhhns and muning together with err1’Ir prNari passes hat kept down ‘ha ~rnTr There we’re few moments ‘Ea’ HlrvH~i.> supremacy wasn’t apparen’ III” Cam bridge men showed ma they know NOR” football and could r’‘v b. too than m” Wesi Pointers. who. o. seemed. didn’t com” NJ 10 the h’sh standard 81 play tina d”fea’ed Yale tvu weeks ago Bu’ Nv spite ~ th”r failure 10 max” headvay sgatns’ m” crimson WARRIOR fn- cti’‘, N’r’ fll. ‘ni pluck. and died bard no Army IS l’‘arH .H’kal power fHr ‘H” .”N,”lirn’ reason fhl’ lIar,ari’s forward hrok” through irW” l’.”r IN” and --rpIrsl the runners In ‘h”ir ‘ra,a- IN” Nrm. d. defence vas me .’,y’ b”‘ar-” 90” cru. -nn backs received N1lulbl” as>i~‘ turr ~ h.usN’r they aufa-.cd Iioe- iu ‘l” centre and both wings wer” opened f’r them. and m da~h”~ around 20” “nl~ ‘a” interference prr, fi’d vHS I’m” - vathe lnrcrier”n’” Tor runs m H-oN”n n’id.. which enabled tnrHHf’ aud led From ‘ur. ham 20 SHINE Harvard rl1vsl straight football m ~” fret two p”TiuIs AMI fail”l - -”orr r. seemed 49, n ne crimson team wa- u”lu In rh~cN until ‘hs second half h”sHn. when IN” real strength of the rI”, “u rssan 20 ‘utu’. fest itself Then Wr-t Point face IV”. 2 ablo defeat u.-,..,g.- ,...... .l.., ,-,. ,tY. o, block 81 in-i” hi’a 10 IN” ’1..d p”r”! 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The -,Ir’rr N.1fl”T ti mot keep fuotha, “utnu~It-f. a”.v Pos 1’” n’Hrhundred. of p,r’‘E women Hra’.ur ‘.” ,”y blast. B.inr” ‘t” game ‘n”r” .’f” adr.-, parai” and ban d.’ou,”r’ rh. Army eleven and substitutes ra.’”u”I onto the gr,dlron At q % o’‘.”‘t, hu’ IN” men had – var ton frfr ItS- ~ 90” vIu’ry “a” n.fp-” ‘u” t’.rp-rn .l,A”E- arrived . FROM thor ,uar’.r- Har,arh hri ‘H’”‘ r.,,sr- running ‘lruUgu signal ‘‘r’Hr’.”ria A faN moments ~” zen from amir. ~” . looming up ilgs,f a’u stronger. 10 “”i.I”d than IN. ypuug soldiers ! n” ‘uNs~‘ .pn,- ! tator- we’re cheering Justify ard IA” NrWr band VA PLAYING lively r.I-.r Nu”r = HI’ , wilmington II Harvard pon. ‘n” I’-. and b. chose the north goa. With tn heavy st,’ bloViug At hI- bee. ~ wa ~” Nrmy’- NcAoF therefore. . aud a. 900 .,l”.s “a” teams having agreed I p q play four tN”IN” wlnIi” p”rt”d-. Dean =. began the struggle uv hpp’Iuy ~” pE al , well into IN” Crimson territory Lows vas pn@I’”h bS IN” VIM “‘.’ num-, ‘‘‘ Z ball. but h” qui”hlv r””n’”r”d u. ami wood ! .iovusd Tim IN Waryard’- - yard liu’ Instantly Naf, ard ppwsTfu’ ami Vru MANNED aitlck va -aovu when IN fake y sirk sd Fro’langhafn r.gau . Tusgutr’ en- nm around 10 ArrIv’- rizht sing The 7 4. ri,,-nu rIa,.r- UruNtdlng = fannk. fnf.r. ! ferar,. -usu’ OIL IN front 81 trufrIugUaiH. ! ..xayaI -oIdt.r- being toN ed over nka ! ntusuIn- until tho bal. had tesr .arrf-d n.arI, fort, ,,rd- Ilau Mcdonald fuak r. r,..r .rI farss hauled birmingham : - a,Lv,ri on III. Nrrty r. - yard Inc ! ~. ..d,au,. -urf.rt-ed the “ Of Pointer p ! ana deIisr’.d Tho N ,ryard mon md women In ne -f,ua- Hut .us’ then tho Arm . def.p,a - ~rr.d ana ou tho ‘nfrt dop n WItI tour y4rd- - ss.n tD-reu ruI’al = ILe nall rolled ON W bounds – Ito Nr-uf .- . y, IA line md fsssu la II. a. -p’ around . 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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 30, 1910, page 58

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  HARVARD MAKES GOOD AGAINST WEST POINT A Blocked Kick Enables the Crimson to Triumph Over Army, 6 to 0. WEST POINT. October pa blocked kick and a 4o-yard run. TO the goal line in the third period by Capt With ington of Harvard and a goal following was the only score in the game with West Point today. The cadets, who two weeks ago trounced Yale to 3, could make no Roadway against the Crimson and played entirely on the defensive. But the cadets did some great work in this line and as the last periods drew to a close the cadets, already beaten, saved second touch down by a grand stand on their = yard line and got the ball on downs. The entire play was in West Point ter ritory and the cadets never had the ball nearer the Crimson goal than the middle of the field. Few spectacular plays We’re used and only four forward passes were tried. Harvard resorted To straight plunginS foot ball and did not uncover any trick plays except in the last half Lineup:

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  Los Angeles herald, California, October 30, 1910, page 1

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  HARVARD ELEVEN DEFEATS ARMY TEAM ON WEST POINT GRIDIRON University Delegation Too Strong for Opponents and Crosses Goal Pennsylvania Has Easy Time with Carlisle Indians Princeton Trims Dartmouth 6-0-MnneSota Over whemS Chicago Local Conference Games Show u S. C. and Pomona Principal Bidders for Seasons HonorS

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  Daily press. (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, Virginia, October 30, 1910, page 8

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  summary. Harvard. 6: West Point, 0. Touchdowns-W Wilmington Goal Fisher. Officials-Referee. Pendleton, of Bowdoin. Umpire-Sharp, of Yale. Field judge-O’Kesson, of Lehigh. Linesman-Vail. OF Pennsylvania. Time of periods-12 minutes.

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Harvard leads 19–⁠18–⁠2 in 39 meetings, counting the 26 since this game.