Norwich at Dartmouth

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  The Sentinel=record, Arkansas, October 4, 1914, page 7 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS. Now York University 25 st. Stcph- lens 0. Gettysburg ‘, Albright ‘. Ihillips Exeter 32, Dartmouth Freshmen 0. Wesleyan 3, Bowdoin 0. Williams 5. Vermont 0. Union ‘, lIobard 5. Rochester 26. St. Lawrence 0. Amherst Aggies i, Holy Cross o. Amherst r, Middlebury O.. Swarthmore o. Villa Mayo 6. Fordham ‘. Gallaudet 6. Brown 20 Rhode Island State ; Pennsylvania State 22, Muhlenberg b. Maine 26, Boston College ‘. Trinity II, Worcester 0. Carlisle 6, LehigA 21 Ursis ‘, Lafayette ‘. Washington and Jefferson 105, Dickinson0. Syracuse S1, Hamilton o. Dartmouth 74. Norwich 0. University Of Arkansas %, Hendrix College 13. Carnegie 5, Waynesburg Q. Minnesota 2S. North Dakota 6. Chicago 34, Indiana Q. Wisconsin 21, Lawrence 0. Colgate I, Cornell 2. Princeton 10, Buclnell Q. Navy F, Georgetown 0. ! Franklin and Marshall 1(, Pennsyl- Iania 0 \ Army 49, Stevens 0. Georgetown (Ky) 13. Butler O. x Yale 21, University of Virginia 0. Perdue 27, Wabash 3. ! Haverford 9, Washington College o. Kenyon 7, Western Reserve 6. Ohio State 16, Ohio Wesleyan 2 Michigan Agricultural College 35. Olivet ‘. ! Northwestern ‘, Lake Forest Q. University of North Carolina 6. Virginia Medical College Q. # Georgia Tech 20. University of South Carolina 0. Louisiana State University 61. Lou isiana Industrial Institute Q. Tennessee B. King College 3. North Carolina A. & NJ. 51 Wake Forest 0. Chattanooga 16, Mercer Q Vanderbilt f2, Henderson Brown 6. Virginia Military Institute 10, Rich mond College 0. Washington and Lee 1O3, Morris Harvey College Q. Colby GG, New Hampshire College 0. Tufts 61, Bates ‘. Auburn 60, Hamilton 0. University of Pittsburg q, West minster College 10. \ Otterbein Q, Ohio University 3s. Mount Union 36, Muskngnta 0. Kentucky State so, Marygile Col lege O. Nebraska IA, Washburn ‘. Kansas University 4S, William Jew ell 2. dEyE Missouri 0, Rolla 9, Marduette University 0, Carroll Col lege 16. ( Washlnston University est. Louis) 60, Shurtleff ‘. lst. Louis University ‘, Millken l3

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  Evening public ledger, Philadelphia [Pa.], October 5, 1914, page 11 (results column)

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  Cridiron Gleanings From Leading Colleges College Teams of the Country Enjoy Light Work Today – Real Preparatory Tasks Tomorrow. and 1t gained ground only once. F. and M. tried the play three times and It failed each time. The net result of this play on Franklin Field this year is 1s attempts, II failures, l success. 1t must be demoralizing to Cornell to attempt to build up winning team for the big games after losing on successive Saturdays to Pittsburgh and Colgate. The victory of the latter team, though, need not be considered such a surprise, since this eleven was made up largely of the same men who last year held Cornell to 90 score and beat Yale Is to 6. The Indians decisive beating by Lehigh will give Cornell hope for Saturday. Yale beat Virginia by three touchdowns, playing open football. but the Southern ers marched down to their goal line half a dozen times with the rushing game The Ellis weren’t satisfied apparently with anything but the score. Princeton, too, had busy afternoon with Bucknell, but won out by 10 to 0. Tibbott scored his second drop-kick of the season. and if he can keep up this record he may challenge even Brickley. of Harvard. The Harvard eleven swamped Springfield Training School, 40, and Dartmouth buried Norwich under a score of 74–⁠0 Dr. r. TAFT Mckenzie, physical director OF the Pennsylvania University who was called TO attend Don Carter, the husky centre, who had his knee dis located in a scrimmage Saturday. says Carter will be out of the game for at least three weeks Captain Journeay Is also suffering from badly sprained arm. Ballou is in bed with a high tenn perature and Moffett is limping from a bad knee.

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  Connecticut western news, Connecticut, October 8, 1914, page 2 (results column)

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  The results of the football games played last Saturday by some of the big colleges are: Princeton Bucknell 10 to Q: Yale-Virginia. 21 to 0: liar. vard-Springtield Technical School. A to O; Colgate-Cornell. to 8; Dart mouth-Norwich. 74 to 0: Lehigh. Car. lisle Indians. 21 to 6: Army–Stevens. 4a to 0; Navy–Georgetown. ’13 to O.

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.

Dartmouth leads 24–⁠0 in 24 meetings, counting the 20 since this game.