Franklin & Marshall at Pennsylvania

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  The Alaska daily empire, October 4, 1915, page 3 (results column)

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  f0OTBALL SC0RFS Some surprises were disbod up on the gridiron Saturday, when the East ern and Middle Western colleges for maliy ushered in the football season. Virginia beat Yale, ail Army could do with Holy Cross was a tie. Car lislo was beaten by Lehigh, George town University defeated the Navy and Harvard had hard going to beat tho Massachusetts Aggies. Washing ton and Jeff met Q Tartar in West Virginia University, the score being Gle. The scores were as follows: At New Haven, University of vir- ginia, 10, Yale o. At West Point, Army l4. Holy Cross 14. At Hamilton, Ohio, Colgate A, sua- Quehanna O.. At wnlamstown, Massv Union 1z, Williams Q. At Morgantown, W. Va, Washington e Jefferson 6, West Virginia Univer- sity 6. At Lincoln, Nebraska IS. Drake 1S. At Hanover. Dartmouth 34, Maine O.. At South Bethlehem, Lehigh 14, Car lisle o. At Cambridge, Harvard Q Massa- chusetts Agricultural College o. At Ithaca. Cornell S4, Cberlin c. At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10. Franklin & Marshall 6. At Annapolis, Georgetown 9. Navy To- At Princeton, Princeton 10. Rutgers To. At Iowa City, Iowa sl, Cornell Col. lege O. At Amherst, Amherst 6, Bowdin O. At Minneapolis. Minnesota. 41, North Dakota o. At Madison. Wisconsin s2, Lawrence To. At Providence, Brown o, Trinity O.

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Pennsylvania leads 34–⁠1 in 35 meetings, counting the 12 since this game.