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  The Salt Lake tribune. (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, Utah, November 25, 1910, page 1

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  COLORADO COLLEGE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Denver University Loses Its Chance for Title i’m Hard Fought Game. DENVER, Nov. 24.-Colorado college defeated Denver university hero this aft ernoon by a score Of to in their an nuaI football game, which was played before 10000 people at Western League park The Colorado Springs team deserved its victory. as 1t played the better foot ball, making frequent gains through the line, whereas Denver could gain little In this way. Denver’s touchdown was due to Koonsman’s feat In intercepting q forward pass, the local player then running more than half the distance OF the field for touchdown, Coorado’s S score. however, was due to a tumble by Koonsman, Hesld going through the line for a touchdown, 10 ne

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  Rock Island Argus, Rock Island, Ill., November 25, 1910, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES Marquette, 5; Notre Dame, 5. De Paul, So; Dixon college, 6. LOyola, 0; st. Viateur’s, %. Missouri, 5: Kansas, 3. L. of Colorado, 10; School of Mines Q. Colorado college, 6; Denver, 5. Case, 3; Western Reserve, 0. Cincinnati, %; Denison, II. Ames, 2; Dicke, 0. ST. Louis u, 0; Syracuse, 6. Nebraska, 119; Haskell Indians, q. Creighton. g.; Dies Moines, 2. William Jewell, Il; ottawa, 6. Lombard, 81; Knox. II. St. Josephs, IS; Highland Park, 0. South Dakota, 10; Morningside, 6. st. Mary’s. 81; Doane, 8. Illinois Wesleyan, 81; Eastern Nor NAL, 6. Butler. 0; Miami. o. Rose Poly, AZ; Bradley Poly, 0. Missouri S. NJ, 81; Drdry, 5. William and Vashti. Al, Pella, 3. Millikin, II; Shurtleff, 3 Washington State, 8; Whitman, o. Pennsylvania, II; Cornell, 6. Brown, Is; Carlisle. 6. Gettysburg, 9; F. and NJ, 6. Lafayette, Al; Dickinson, 0. Johns Hopkins, 9; Washington col ege, 0. u. of Pittsburg, II; State college, 0. Georgia Tech, “a; Clemson, 0. Kentucky Central, -; State, 6. Vanderbilt, %; Sewanee, 6. Auburn, &c: Georgia, O.. Alabama, 8; w. and L., 0. Virginia, 7; North Carolina. 0. Davidson college, 80; Wake Forest, 0 Oklahoma, 3; Texas, 5. Texas A. and M, II; Tulane, O.. Arkansas, 81: Louisiana, 0. Mississippi, 30; A. and NJ, o. Mercer, IS: Howard, 0. Omaha H. s. “a; Wendell Phillips II. Muskegon H. s., 6; Grand Rapids I. s., 0. Rockford, 80; Monmouth, 5. De Kalb, go; Lake View, 0. Englewood, 4; Culver NJ. A, 2. Toledo, o; Hyde Park, 5. LOCAL GAMES. Rock Island High, 6; st. Ambrose, o. Davenport High, IL; Moline High, ?.

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  The daily Gate City, Keokuk, Iowa, November 25, 1910, page 2 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL Results. West. Marquette. 5; Notre Dame, 5. De Paul, So; Dixon Corege, 6. Loyola, 0; 81. Viateur’s, %: Missouri, ); Kansas, 5. U. of Colorado, 10; School of Mines J. Colorado College, 6; Denver, 5. Case, 3; Western Reserve, 0. Cincinnati, 2S; Denison, u. Ames, 2; Drake, 0. st. Louis L, o; Syracuse, 8. Nebraska, 10; Haskell Indians, o. Creighton, 6; Des Moines, 2. William Jewell, IL; ottawa, 6. Lombard, 81: Knox, II. ST. Joseph’s, Is; Highland Park, 0. South Dakota, 10; Morningside, 6. ST. Mary’s, 81; Doane, 3. III. Wesleyan, 81; Eastern Normal, Butler, 0; Miami, o. Rose Poly, AZ; Bradley Poly, 0. Missouri S. NJ, 81 prury. 5. Williams and yashti, Al; Pella, 3. Millikin, II; Shurtleff, 3. Washington State, s; Whitman, 0. Pennsylvania. 10; Cornell, s. Brown, 10; Carlisle, S. Gettysburg, 9; F. and NJ, 6. Lafayette, Al; Dickinson, 0. John Hopkins, 9 Washington Col ege, O. L. of Pittsburg. II; state College, Georgia Tech. “a; Clemson, o. Kentucky Central, IL; State, 6. Vanderbilt, %; Suanee, G. Auburn, &c; Georgia. O. Alabama, g. W. and L., o. Virginia, Z; North Carolina, o. Davidson College, go; Lake Forest Oklahoma. 3; Texas, 3. Texas A. and NJ, II; Tulane, 0. Arkansas, 81; Louisiana, Preparatory. Omaha H. s, “a; Wendell Philips IL Muskegon H. s., g., CIR Rapids H s. o. Rockford. 3S; Monmouth, >. DeKalb. so; Lake View, 0. Englewood, “A; Culver NJ. A., @ Toledo, o.; Hyde Park, 3. pa ~. Y~.S,. r-A x,sA-

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Colorado College leads 25–⁠23–⁠1 in 49 meetings, counting the 38 since this game.