Vermont at Brown

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  New-York tribune, November 13, 1910, page 11

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  MERRY TIME FOR BROWN Captain MCKay’s Team Scores so Points Against Vermont. Providence Nov. 12.-Brown smothered Vermont under a score of so to to-day. The visitors were outcla ssed in every department Of the game. The Brownonians made eight touchdowns, seven goals and one goal from the field. In the second half Brown sent in half a dozen substitutes, but the scoring went on. the final period net ting Brown q points. The home team pursued the same tactics that won the Yale game last week, cleverly mixing UP straight football with open plays. which brought into use the forward pass and onside kick TO good advantage Though Vermont held creditabIy on several Occasons when to yield meant a Brown score, the visitors were no match for the local eleven and failed to menace the Brown goal, the ball being in Vermont territory nearly all of the time, save when punted out, In the first period Brown scored only once. Sprackling who played brilliantly, made a couple of pretty runs for 40 and 50 yards after catching punts. The ball was worked down the field steadily Sprackling. Marble and Mckay diving through the line. Mckay went over. but Smith missed goal. Straight football sent Captain Mckay over for another touchdown in the second period. and the forward pass and onside kick played a prominent part toward enabling Ashbaugh to score again in that quarter After Bingham had tailed Browns fourth touchdown in the third session, Sprackling broke through Vermont’s line for 40-yard run and planted the ball behind the goal posts. In the final period CrOwther went III at quarterback for Sprac8ling and twice crossed the line. besides scoring beautiful field goal in the last two minutes OF play.

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 13, 1910, page 11 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS At Memphis University of Mississippi At Memphis: University of Mississippi A, Memphis University 0. At Portland, Me-: Bates 0, Tufts 0. At Amherst: Amherst 9, Williams 0. At New Haven: Harvard Freshmen IA, Yale Freshmen g. At Syracuse: Colgate II, Syracuse 6. At Kingston, R. l.; Rhode Island State 6. New Hampshire State 0. At South Bethleh em: Lehigh 20, Car negie Techs 0. At Gettysburg: Gettysburg 10, Dick inson B. At Bellefontaine: Pennsylvania State College 40, Bucknell 0. At Iowa City: Iowa 21, Drake 0. At Columbia, Mo: Missouri State University 27, Washington Univer sity 8. At St. Louis: St. Louis University 3, Kentucky State o. At Oklahoma City: Kansas University 2, Oklahoma University 0. At Cincinnati: Central University or Kentucky F, University of Cincin- nati 3. At Gulfport, Miss: Auburn ss, Tu- lane 0. At Lynchburg: V. P. I. 16, George Washington 5. At Norfolk: Washington and Lee 5, University of North Carolina 0. At Princeton: Yale 5, Tigers 3. At Ithaca: Cornell IS, Chicago 0. [ .t At Philadeiphia: Pennsylvania 0, Michigan 0. At Cambridge: Harvard IS, Dart mouth 0. At Annapolis: Navy 6, Carlisle 0. At West Point: West Point 13, Vil- At Washington: Virginia 0, George town IS. At Providence: Brown 50. Vermont 0. At Minneapolis: Minnesota 8, Wiscon- sin 0. At Evanston: Illinois 27. Northwest ern O. At Cleveland: Case 20, Kenyon 0. At Oberlin: Oberlin 46, Heidel col Iege 0. leyan o. At Lincoln: Ames 0, Nebraska “A. At Berkeley: California 20, Standford b. At Lexington: Pennsylvania 9, George town O. At Terre Haute: Notre Dame Al, Rose Polytechnic 3. At LaFayette: Purdue IA, Depaw 6. At Raleigh: Agriculture and Mechan- ical college 50, Richmond college O. At Davidson, N. C.. Davidson college E, University of South Carolina 0. At Richmond: Randolph-Mac 10, Hampden-Sydn 3. At Williamsburg, Va: St. Vincents 19, William and Mary 5. At Roanoke: Roanoke High school D, Jefferson Athletic club o. At Lexington: Virginia Military insti- tute 8, Maryland Agricultural college D.

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Brown leads 15–⁠0–⁠1 in 16 meetings, counting the seven since this game.