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  The evening times, Grand Forks, N.D., November 10, 1913, page 1 (results column)

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  Harvard or Princeton, the recon structed Yale team defeated BrowI by a II to 0 score on a water soaked gridiron. The Providence eleven comparatively weak this season. has already been defeated by Pennsyl. vania. 28 to 0 and Colby 10 to 0 SC Yale did not accomplish q remark able feat. Nor was the Brown at tack able to demonstrate the calibel Of the blue defense. The real contest in this respect will come in the game with Princeton next Saturday. Cornell Fails Miserably. Cornell, to. whom 1t fell. to defend eastern football honors in the only International game of the day, failed lamentably. being defeated by Michi. gan IL to o. Due to the strong Cor nell defense. however, Michigan was forced to- resort to the western. sys. tenn of open play. So far as the old time game was concerned Cornell was outclassed by Yost’s versatile team and was unable to gain consistently at any time. So far as large scores are con. cerned the. army and navy teams Won chief honors of the day. defeating Albright IT, to 0 and Bucknell 20 to Z. respectively. Other large scores Of the day in c1udc that of the Carlisle Indians who ran up 81 to- 0 against Johns Hop kins: the 48 to 0 by Syracuse against New York university; Lehigh’s so to 0 against Swarthmore, Unions 40 to Z against Stevens institute, Col. gates ~ to o against Rochester and Amherst’s 80 to 0 over Worcester.

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Syracuse leads 6–⁠0 in six meetings, counting the three since this game.