Rhode Island at Brown
Saturday, October 3, 1914 Share
Brown beat Rhode Island 20–0. It was their sixth meeting; after it, Brown led the series 6–0.
FinalHigh 81°F, low 49°F
In the newspapers

The sun, New York [N.Y.], October 4, 1914, page 15
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BROWN BOYS LACK PUNCH. Fail ON Many Plays, hut Defeat Rhode Island, 20 10 u. PROVIDENCE. r. /. oct 3.-Brown won a decisive victory IN the annual football contest with Rhode Island State to-day. scoring twenty points and keeping the agricultural eleven always “A safe dis lance from the goal The IIlllmen played ragged football at times. a tendency 10 tumble costing them scoring chances When Brown had the ball in the 30 yard zone she lacked, on all except three occasions, the punch 10 put over the touch down, The attack seemed to peter out clark scored the first touchdown in the first period. Ormsbee made one in the third and Fraser the last In the fourth. Gordon missed on several attempts to drop Kick goals. The lineup and sum

The daily Gate City, Keokuk, Iowa, October 4, 1914, page 6 (results column)
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Football Results At Providence Rhode Island, 0; Brown, 20. At cleveland-w Western Reserve, s; Kenyon, Z. At Akron--Akron. IS; Wooster, 0. At Columbus-Oh Ohio State. Is; Ohio Wesleyan, 2. AT Washington. washington and Jefferson, los; Dickinson, .. At Minneapolis 20; North Dakota,s6. At pittsburgh Pitt. q; westminster, 10. At Granville Cincinnati, 10; DENT son, 0. At Lincoln-Nebraska. Il; Wash Al ST. Louis- washington, 81; Shurtlen, Z. Al LaFayette-Purdue. ~; Wabash, At South bethlehem, Pa.-carlisle. 6; Lehigh, 81. At Evanston, Ill.-IAke Forest, 0; Northwestern. Z. At Columbia, Mo.-Rolla. 8; Univer’ sity Of Missouri, 0. At Manhattan. Kans.-Southwest’ ern, Is; Kansas Aggies, o. At Champaign, Ill.-Christian Broth ers college. 0; University Of Illinois, 81. At Madison, wis-LAwrence, 0; Wisconsin, 81. At Des Central College. 0; Drake, 81. At Characterization University 95; State Teachers, o. At Cambridge Springfield Training School. o: Harvard. ~. At New Haven-virginia, O; Yale. II. At Princeton Bucknell, 0; Prince ton, 10. At Ithaca Colgate. z; Cornell, 8. At Philadelphia Franklin and Mar shall, 10; Pennsylvania, 0. At Hanover Norwich. o; Dart mouth, ~. At Annapolis Georgetown. o; Navy, 10. At West Point-stevens. 0; West Point, 49, At Ann Arbor-c Case, 0; Michigan. 90. At Chicago Indiana, 0; Chicago, “a. At Ames-Ames, 81; Coo, 8. At Observation-Disclosures, O.; Car roll, 49, At Oberlin-Miami, 8; Oberiin, o. At Austin, Tex.-Trinity, o; University OF Texas. 80. At Austin-Texas. 80; Trinity, o. At Richmond-v. NJ. l., 10: Rich mond College, 0. At. Houston-Taylor, >; Howard Payne, o. At Arkalphhia – Arkansas. 8; Hendd, Is. At Lexington, Ky-washington and Lee, 10; Norris Harvey, o.

Grand Forks daily herald, Grand Forks, N.D., October 5, 1914, page 1 (results column)
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FOOTBALL foOlI3:AllL RESULTS. East. Spring, S.. o: Harvard “A. Virginia 0. Yale FL. Bucknell 0, Princeton 10. Colgate Z. Cornell 3. +. and NJ. 10. Pennsylvania o. Norwich 0. Dartmouth ~. Georgetown O.. Navy 10. Stevens 0. Army 40. Washington and Jefferson los, 0. Carlisle 6, Lehigh 21. Rhode Island 0. Brown 20. South. Mercer 0. Chattanooga IS. Georgia Tech 20. South Caroline o. ‘. P. I. IA. Randolph Macon .. “ Georgia 13. Citadel 0. Wabama 13. Howard 0. Vanderbilt ~, Henderson Brown 6. Louisiana State 60. Louisiana Ind. Inst. O.. Clemson college 0. Davidson o. North Carolina 65, Virginia Medi. North Carolina SO. Wake Forest O.. West. Minnesota 28. North Dakota g.. Indiana 0, Chicago “a. Case 0, Michigan SO. Christian Brothers 0. U. Of Illinois LWrence O., Wisconsin Fl. Lake Forest O.. Northwestern 7. Rolla 9. U. Of Missouri 0. southwestern IS. Kansas Aggies o.. Iowa IS, State Teachers O. Ames 95, State Teachers O.. Ames 81. Coe 6. Creighton u. 81. Kearney Nor NAL 0. Miami .. Oberlin 0. ‘ South Dakota IL. S. D. State o. Western Reserve s. Kenyon Z. Akron IS, Wooster O. Ohio State 10, Ohio Wesleyan 2. Pittsburgh FL. Westminster 10. Cincinnati 10, Denison 0. Nebraska IA, Washburn z. Washington 62. Shurtleff Z. Purdue AZ, Wabash 3. Northwest. Carleton 1875. st. Cloud normal O. Manchester 10. Shattuck 8. East High Z, Central High 0, New Richmond High %, saltwater Lacrosse High “a. L~anesboro 0. Pierre High 90. Miller o. Fergus Falls z, Fargo z. North Dakota Aggies 10. :James. town Z. st. Mary’s 43. Wabash o. st. Peter 81. st. AIMS O. Alexander 70, Benson 0. Keewatin %, Clinton 0. Brainerd 81, Akely 0, Blue Earth ~. Wells 0. Carroll College Is. Marquette o.. Dubuque College 10. Platteville I. Central College 0. Drake 81.

The Bridgeport evening farmer, October 5, 1914, page 8 (results column)
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FOOTBALL SCORES SATURDAY. Harvard. A; Springfield T. S.. 0. Yale. 21; Virginia, 9. Princeton. 10; Bucknel1, o. F. and M. 10; Penn. 0. Colgate, 2; Cornell, 8. Navy, 13; Georgetown, o. Army, 49; Stevens, 0. Lehfgh, 21; Carlisle. 6. Brown. 20; Rhode Island. 0. Amherst, IT; Midd1ebury, O. Dartmouth, “A; Norwich, O. Syracuse, S1; Hamilton, O. Amherst Agg1es, A; Holy Cross, 0 Lafayette, T; Ursinus, ‘. Chicago. 34; Indiana, o. Michigan. 69; Case. o. Purdue. 27; Wabash, 3. &exthwestern. ‘; Lake Forest 2.
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)
Brown 92% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Rhode Island–Brown gameBrown leads 65–23–2 in 90 meetings, counting the 84 since this game.
| 2026 | Rhode Island 13, Brown 10 | |
| 2025 | Brown 28, Rhode Island 21 | |
| 2024 | Rhode Island 31, Brown 21 | |
| 2023 | Rhode Island 34, Brown 30 | |
| 2022 | Rhode Island 38, Brown 10 | |
| 2021 | Rhode Island 45, Brown 24 |
Around this game
Rhode Island
- Next gameat BrownSept. 25, 1915
- SeasonRhode Island in 1914
- ProgramRhode Island history and records
Brown
- Next gamevs. AmherstOct. 10, 1914
- SeasonBrown in 1914
- ProgramBrown history and records

