Brown at Harvard

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  The Washington herald, November 15, 1914, page 29

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  BROWN AND HARVARD PLAY TO OSCORELESS TIE Crimson Second String Men in Line. up-Fumblins Mars Contest in the Big Stadium. ANAFN1Aa aAINAAA NAtNAAI Cambridge, Nov. 1l-rhe Harvard sub lstitutes had hard time Of 1t against Brown. as was expected. Prom Browns showing against Yale the previous week Il was figured that the game would be a close one. II was. Neither aide scored. Much er4ticfam has been made because Coach Haughton decided to play the sub stitute team against Brown. But he did 30 not because he held Brown lightly, for Brown always has q good team. but because he wanted his subs 10 have the experience Of playing through whole game and being able TO work when tired Moreover. Il gave an opportunity for some OF the coaches and frst string play ers TO watch YalGand Princeton play. Be cause. seeing Yale play. the Harvard men may better know how to meet them. So there really should be no criticism because the subs played against Brown instead Of the regular team Both BROWN and Harvard had good loffenses. but could never seem 70 get them going for any length OF time. There was much fumbling on the part Of Harward. which held us back q whole lot. Just when II seemed that olif ofEense was going right. some one would tumble. Gordon, Of Brown. almost got touch Own on one these Harvard fumbles. and II he had not stumbled. might have scored. Brown had better game than we did. Ias Gordon punted well, both with the wind and against II. watson. how ever. ran back kicks wen and this on set GordoD’s kicking TO some extent. There were many chances for drop kicks. but some Of the chances were not % easy as the wind was hard TO contend with today in the stadium. Feiton’s attempt during the last two minutes just failed by a narrow margin. Enough or the Brown game Now for Yale. The one goal OF our season. We must win from Yale to make the season a successful one. Yaie’s showing against Princeton shows that they are . strong team and Harvard win have to play perfeet football to win. The players realize what Is before them and they know that they must play their best brand Of football IN order TO win. The game ought 20 he n c1oaA. hard efrtf0Rie Iine-un.

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, November 15, 1914, page 16

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  BROWN AND HARVARD PLAY sCORELEss TIE stitutes and Second-String Men. Haugtton Criticized. MANY EUsiBLEs DURING GAME Providence Squad Staged Better Kicking Contest Than tho Crimson Rattfers-Now I.ouking Forward to Argument With Yale. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. November a. The Harvard substitutes had hard time OF 1t against brown, as was expected. The score WAS o to 0. tFrom crowns showing against Yale the pre- Vions wcek, 1t was figured thnt tho game, would be ciose one Much criticism has been made because Coach | haGghton decided to play the substitutc tean, against Brown. But he did so not because he held Brown lightly. because he wanted his Substitutes to have the experience OF playing through n whole game and being able to work Moreover, it gave nm opportunity for some c &C, Hn, and nrst-string players s 30 match m. We 9aio H4H Princeton. Because. may Better know how to meet TIL them men $50 so there really should be no criti- Instead of the regular team Both Grown and Harvard had good 1 ihe ‘so,r but co.. could never seem to- get There was much fumbling on the part Of Harvard Just when ii seemed that our Of Tense, was going rrht. some one would tumble. Gordon, OF Brown. almost got q touchdown on one OF these Harvard in i m,nies, ana n he had not stumbled HroWn had u better lslcklns game m o,h i wth ,h “S i Ggrd0m pnntesd wei watson, however, ran back ltlciis well, and this offset Gordon’s kicking to some extent There were many chances for drop kicks on both sides, but some OF the chances were not easy, as the wind was hard to contend with today in the stadium. Fcltcn’s attempt during the last two minutes just failed by II narrow margin, for Yale. The one objective point OF tho season is win from Yale to make the season sea. a., suGeeEsful one; Ynle,s show arc a strong team and Harvard viii have to play perfect football to win them, and they know that they must play their best football In order to secure the verdict. The game should be a close hard STRUGGLE

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 15, 1914, page 1

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  Neither Harvard Nor BrOwn Able TO Score Sun Will Never Set on Rutgers Although almost universal satisfacton has been expressed hereabouts Will the weather Of the last few weeks. there has been some iittlo doubt a. TO where the credit should go. IL Is all due 10 Forecastcr scarr. and more particularly to the son OF Fore caster scarr, who IL quarterback on the Rutgers football! team. Nov. the Rutgers team depends largely on It’s speed and wants no heavy going for Its game. Tho fore caster IA consequence, has supplied an unbrol.cn succession Of good days dur Ing the football season. Yesterdays very creditable performance In weather was thrown In for good measure. as Rutgers did not play. The last and biggest game Of the season for Rutgers comes on Sovemher 20. when the boys from New Brunswick meet the star eleven OF Washington and Jefferson. You may expect. therefore, when you pick up your paper next Saturday to read Ia the space devoted to weather the predlction: For to-day, fair and Rutgers”

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  The Richmond Virginian, Richmond, Va., November 15, 1914, page 15 (results column)

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  MANY SURPRISES IN REALM OF FOOTBALL Yesterday was a big day IN the realm of the football enthusiasts. Every Saturday is a big day. for that matter. and every Saturday of this season had proved TO be surprising In that the teams that the dopester had planned to win or lose, and lose by Impossible scores. 1t Is so now that no one can safely say who even might win. For instance, not many expected Clemson to beat V. M. /. at Broad street Park yesterday. 1t was true that Clemson had the heaviest team, but then the Cadets had fast men and they were playing nearer home than the Clemson eleven. Some fans are prone to believe that when team is away from home they play better or just as good as on their home field but this is not SO. At least so far as the majority of scores show that Is not the case. Another surprise. and which. by the way. was in keeping with the large scores this season made by Virginia, was the defeat by that team Of Swarthmore by a score Of Al to 0. Swarplmore is one of the largest coll leges In Pennsylvania and has team that ranks very high. tThlS paragraph was not put IN to brighten Carolina rooters.) Michigan has been one Of the tough est propositions that Eastern elevens have had to face for long time Harvard managed to defeat them by pae diminutive score of to 0. Yes terday Cornell defeated the western ers, IS to 10. Stories OF the game show that it was a great game. for the Ithacans. 1t was a great day for Yale yesterday. The ELI team celebrated the occupation OF their new concrete stadium by defeating Princeton, 10 to IA. before $4,000 people. Brown University marvclously held Harvard’s line yesterday and the New Hayeners could not score. Neither could the Brownmen. BY way Of showing that Yale fresh men are fresher than Harvard fresh men. the Eli beiligerents won from their opponents yesterday, IA to 6. Washington and Jefferson kept up their winning streak by defeating. by So to 6, Wesleyan yesterday. Proving that the sun is good for growth the University OF Cleveland team defeated Shady Side yesterday. 54 to O. Following is list OF the’results Of important Ipolpdii games uIlIouSnout the country. Clemson “a; v. NJ. l.. %. . Virginia, Al: Swarthmore, 0. Washington and Lee. s: West virginia. 6. = V. r. l., 3; Carolina A. and NJ, 0. Hampden-S Sidney, 80: william and Mary. 0. University Carolina. 10; Wake Forest, T. Yale, 49, Princeton, IA. Harvard, 0: Brown. 0. Dartmouth, Ill Pennsylvania. 0. Army, 20; Maine. o. Navy, al: Colby. IL. williams. IA. Amherst. g. Yale Freshmen. IA: Harvard FRESH men. q. Havreford, 10: Johns Hopkins. 0. (Continnad On Second PaSs.,

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Harvard leads 78–⁠24–⁠2 in 104 meetings, counting the 82 since this game.