Beloit at Purdue

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  Harrisburg telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., October 11, 1915, page 9 (results column)

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  FACTSAND FIGURES ABOUT SERIES. FOOTBALL UPSETS FOR BIG TEAMS Penn-State Hands Jolt to Uni versity of Pennsylvania; Yale’s Narrow Escape Upsets in football results Saturday made the third week of gridiron bat ties a memorable one. The defeat of Penn by Penn-State was the most noteworthy event. The Quaker team lacked aggressiveness. Harvard showed the best form in the game against the Indians. The Crimson line was crossed which hurt more than defeat. Yale had n close call with Lehigh. The New Haven line was not crossed, Lehigh having two field goals. Legore was the big star making the touchdown. Charlie Taft was in this game and made good. The scores follow: State College, 13; Penn, 8. Pittsburgh At, Navy 10. Harvard 20, Indians Z. Cornell 46, Williams 6. Army %, Gettysburg 0. Yale 7, Lehigh 6. Princeton 8, Syracuse 0. Swarthmore 8, Bucknell o. Villanova 3, Ursinus 0. Haverford 81, Delaware IA. Amherst Z, Brown, 0. Dartmouth 20, Tufts Z. f. and M. As, st. Johns 0. Maine IA, Vermont 0. Johns Hopkins SIS, Mt. st. Marys. 0. Muhlenberg AZ, Susquehanna 0. Chicago 7, Northwestern o. Ohio State IA, Case 0. Wisconsin SO, Marquette 0. Purdue 26. Beloit 0. Rutgers 90, Rensselaer, o. New York 81. Hamilton 13. Stevens 0, Middlebury o. w. and ]. II. Lafayette 0. Colgate A, Rochester 0. Michigan 49, Mt. Union 0. Ohio 5, Cincinnati. o.

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Purdue leads 4–⁠0 in four meetings.