Wesleyan (CT) at Yale
Wednesday, September 30, 1891 Share
Yale beat Wesleyan (CT) 28–0. It was their 26th meeting; after it, Yale led the series 26–0.
Final
In the newspapers

Pawtucket tribune, Pawtucket, R.I., October 1, 1891, page 4
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HIT OR MISS. What the Tribune’s Lively Reporters Clean About Town. is being painted. Yale defeated Wesleyan yesterday a football, 28 to 0. The superfluous canine can now room il security without a muzzle. South Walpole’s nine defeated the Attic boros at the fair Tuesday, l3 to G. A large number of Pswtucket peopl, visited the Attleboro fair yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. william Currsn of North Attleboro visited friends here yesterday. The Fall River Rovers have formed q reserve team and are open for engage. ments. The Thistles will visit UxbriIge Saturday snd play postponed game with the Whitins. The Canadian mercsn team will play the Motifs Forest in Nottingham, Eng, tc. morrow. Moore, tie left bslf back of les: years Olympics, is playing with tie Lonsda!e club thi, season. Nicholson & Thack-sy received sixly.one chests of tea Tuesday, which they are ofr. ering at a low figure. A fire occurred yesterday afternoon 10 the picker room Of No mill, Co1antS The damage was slight The Banner Boys of Providence snd the Centrals of the North Fad will play Ssur. day for purse OF 500. Michael A McGlynn, secondhand at Skaters, left todsy fer Taunton to attend the funersl of fis brother. jeffrey of The Wander,r, scored both goals fer the American team in their game with the All.Ireland eleven. The Csnsdisn-Amer.can team was defeated BY All Ireland 3 to .. over eigh, thousand witnessed the game. Timothy Butler is max ng extensive inn provements On the property recently purchased on North Main street. The only person before the court this morning was msn from Auleboro who had celebrated net wisely Tut ioo well The members Of the Horse Breeders association are having big time az Mystic today. PsvtGCkei has & few members. Jack Stew art the Wanderers fullback, has asked for bis release. The Eas. Ends are endesvoriDg 20 secure hi. s.rv.css. Prof. r l.. Sta.kwes’her attended a els. uict meeting of the National Association Of Teachers of dancing in Boston yesterday. The b ootblack’. Home on Saba street, Providence, vas formerly opened Tuesday evening. ,is the Gift Of Elisha Dyer vin,on. There wss no Session Of .ls cout Of pre-. bate yest Say sf!,racol OIL gt1 TIE a. ssnce trJm the city of IL, Ioao’ Jul1. Blodgeu. The striking veavers oi the Granite mills Fall River, hsvr rs’urocd 20 work on rr . mise OF the az ut lIl. t.e.f ~sgswyuii b satisfactory. Tha Ram.lers Of Pfov.jrncs wan, game with any anat u. club for Saturday Address Tucker Richards, sol Tocksouor street, Providence. The Park Place church held ITS snnua meeting Tuesday evening and electe, Charles A. Bemis clerk, snd Thomas i Barnefield, treasurer. William Barr, who played center forwart for the Wanderers the greater part of las season, isrow plsyiGg with the Harrison club OF New Jersey. The Montgomery Guards Of Boston viii visit the Mesgher Guards il Providence Oct Z. Gen John NJ Bre1nln is chair man of the reception committee. Residents 10 the vicinity of Hilton stree and Dunnell avenue are complaining abou the darkness there. There is an electri light there but i. is rarely never Lighted. William w. Blodgett went to New Yor Tuesday with his son, Rev. Lloyd NJ Blodgett, who is about to start for Europe to enter upon the duties of bis profession The Reds are nothing il not recor breakers. They lead the country as nine i batting, run getting, baserunping, sacr nce hitting, and are very near the froat i fielding. The Rover Foot Ball club of Fall Rive has elected the following board Of mansg, ment: John Gesgan, Harry Adam Thomas Kenny, Thomas Burke aad Fra cis Miller. The Metropolis game with the East En-, In the New England league for October has been postponed in order to allow Il Metropolis to play their American sar with the Conanicuts. Miss Alice b. Neal has purchased e Alden millinery store in the Phillips bloc Mrs. Meals store was destroyed by fire ], winter and her many friends wish her 81 cess in her new store. T. A. Hacktts and Fred J. Bstchell, woonsocket’s two s,sr bicycle riders, “ participate in the twtnty-hve mile 10 race under the auspices Of the Rost Athletic club, Saturday.
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Yale 92% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Wesleyan (CT)–Yale gameYale leads 46–0 in 46 meetings, counting the 20 since this game.
| 1913 | Yale 21, Wesleyan (CT) 0 | |
| 1912 | Yale 10, Wesleyan (CT) 3 | |
| 1911 | Yale 21, Wesleyan (CT) 0 | |
| 1910 | Yale 22, Wesleyan (CT) 0 | |
| 1909 | Yale 11, Wesleyan (CT) 0 | |
| 1908 | Yale 16, Wesleyan (CT) 0 |
Around this game
Wesleyan (CT)
- Next gamevs. SpringfieldOct. 10, 1891
- SeasonWesleyan (CT) in 1891
- ProgramWesleyan (CT) history and records
Yale
- Next gameat Crescent A.C.Oct. 3, 1891
- SeasonYale in 1891
- ProgramYale history and records
