Maryland at Navy

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  Daily Kennebec journal, October 27, 1913, page 10

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  FOOTBALL REVIEW. Continued from Page Four.) and open field running. At the same hour the Army’s greatest rival, the Ma val Academy, was running up her big gest score of the season, 76 to 0 against the Maryland Agricultural College team at Annapolis. In the Middle West. the Michigan “Aggies” added Wisconsin, the Conference champions, to their list of victims, TAX ing the Badgers into camp by the same score as that by which they defeated the University of Michigan eleven. Chi cago won from Perdue which had previously tied Wisconsin by a 6 to score due to two field goals from the toe of Back Russell. Illinois defeated Indiana 10 to 0, and Minnesota rolled up so points to South Dakota’s cypher. Coach Yost took his Wolverines to Nashville, Tenn, and over whelmned Brother-in-Law Dan McGulgins team, the final score being Michigan SO, Vanderbilt 2. Open play as rule prevailed in these games, forward passes being as common as touchdowns in Eastern games. The New Zealand All Black Rugby team was scored on, yesterday, for the first time in its American tour, and the University of California Varsity Rugby team did it. The score was 3S to 3 against California, but three points look bigger to the collegians than the whole 80 rolled up by. New Zealand in their seven games in California. Good Rugby by the best payers which the All Black have met turned the trick The New Zealand men were ham, pered by the dirt field, as against the turf to which they are accustomed, and the heat of the day told upon them tol some extent. but they cheerfully admit Californa’s dash and speed was the ma jor factor In the game, coupled with the tremendous stride the eollegians have made in knowledge of the English game in the three weeks that have passed since their previous battle.

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  The Salt Lake tribune. (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, Utah, October 26, 1913, page 1

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  NAVY TEAM CRUSHES MARYLAND AGGIES ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Oct. s5,-Navy’s football team overwhelmed the Naryla nd Agricultural college eleven today. Ts TO o.. Relying almost entirely upon their great sr weight. tho advantage OF which was Increased by the muddy field and slip perry ball. the ulidshipnen stuck for the most part TO crushing line piunges After boring through the light for varts OF their opponents the big navy backs tore OF many long runs. After their opponents were worn out the sailors resorted 10 few forward passes. three OF their touchdowns being scored on this play. The ksgics were ena hled 20 make only n -fnaie nrEt down during the contest TINS Was the result

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Navy leads 14–⁠7 in 21 meetings, counting the 16 since this game.