Carlisle at Cornell

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  The Washington herald, October 12, 1913, page 4

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  CARLISLE INDIANS TRIM CORNELL TEAM Coach Warmers Eleven Wins Hard Fought Game from Ithacans BY 7 to 0 Score. Ithaca. n. Y. Oct. 1.-THE Carlisle In dians defeated Cornell in a fiercely contested football game here today, to 0, the visitors scoring the only touchdown of the game in the first quarter. Goesback, playing at right half back for Carlisle, took the ball at Cornell’s 40 yard line and carried il to the 2O-yard mark by a sizzling run around right end. GuyOn plunged through for 5 yards, and then carried ii over. Carlow kicked goal Practically all the remainder of the game the Indians were on the defensive Three times Cornell carried the ball to the 2-yard line OF their opponents, only to fail at the pinch. In the first period the Ithacans lost a chance to score when Capt Welch intercepted a forward pass almost on the goal line. In the third period Cornen rushed the ball to Carlisle’s 1-yard line, only to be turned back. The play of the Cornell line was easily the feature of the game

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  Atlanta Georgian, Atlanta, Ga., October 12, 1913, page 23 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES Tech, 81; Chattanooga, 6. Georgia, n; DahIonega, o. Tennessee, rs; MaryviIe, o. Vanderbilt, 4e; Central, 0. L. S. u, 20; Southwestern Indus trial, 0. A. and M. 10; Virginia Medical Col Iege, 7. Alabama. 20; Clemson, o. Chattanooga H. s., 24i Bridgeport Academy, 0. Sewanee, SO; Southwestern Presbyterrain, 0. Princeton, %; Ruekneii, 6. Harvard, %; Williams, 3. Yale, 27; Lafayette, o. Carlisle, 7; Cornell, 0. Pennsylvania, 2oj swarthmore, o. Navy, %; Georgetown, 0. Army, 20; Rutgers, 0. Brown, 6; Ursinus, 0. Pennsylvania State, t6i Gettysburg, 0. Tufts, t3; Wesleyan, 0. Colgate, 40; Hobart, 0. Washington and Jefferson, III Westminster, 7. N. Y. u, II Hamilton, 0. Haverford, 6; SteVns, 0. Dartmouth, SO; Vermont, z. Maine, a.; Rhode island, 0. Bowdoin, o. Trinity, 0. University of Pittsburg, 40; West Virginia, 0. Wesleyan, 81 Wooster, O. Michigan, IA; Mount Union, 0. Purdue, “a; Northwestern, 0, Ohio State, ~; Western Reserve, 8. Lawrence, 6si Oshkosh, 10. Case, IL; Hiram, 0. OberIin, 40; Miami, 7. Iowa, 76i Cornell, 0. Illinois, 20; Missouri, 7. Wisconsin, 49, Marquette, 0, Wabash, 6; Butler, 6. Nebraska, “a; Kansas Agges, g. BuchteI, o; Allegheny, 6. Depauw, o; Franklin, 0. BeIoit, So: Monmouth, 0. Rose Poly, IA; ST. Louis, 7. Kenyon, IA; Wittenbers, 6.

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  Arizona republican, October 12, 1913, page 2 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL. Navy g, Georgetown Q. Pennsylvania 20, SWarthmore 0. Yale 27. Lafayette Q. Harvard 23, WilliamstoWn 9. Princeton 2S, Buckucll 6. Michigan Aggies 57; Alma 0. Carlisle 7 Cornell 0. Army 29. Rutgers 0. Wisconsin 1S, Marquette 0. Purdue 34, Northwestern Q. Michigan II, Mount Union 0. Syracuse 6. Rochester 0. Brown 6, Ursinus c. Amherst $, Springfield 19. Dartmouth 33. Vermont :. Maine 4, Rhode Island State 0. Illinois A, Missouri z Kansas 5, Washington University I Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see

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Cornell leads 3–⁠2 in five meetings, counting the one since this game.