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  Arizona republican, Arizona, October 31, 1915, page 2 (results column)

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  m I’m COLLEGE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcHl ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcHl CAMBRIDGE, oct. 3O.-With stub l born defense and sturdy offensive Harvard defeated Pennsylvania State college. 13 to 0. NEW HAVEN, oct. 3O.-Unbeaten Colgate had no difficulty in defeat ing Yale 15 to o. The Yale attack was weak and spasmodic. PRINCETON, Oct. 3O.-Princeton defeated Williams 2 to o. The game was featureless. Williams repeated ly fumbled. The play was Hstless. DENVER, Oct. 30.-Denver Univer- sity was practically eliminated as d Rocky Mountain conference cham pion contender as result of her de- feat, 21 to O. by Colorado college. COLUMBIA, Oct. 30. - Missouri failed to pierce the defense of the Kansas Aggies. Score. 0 to 0. Twice Missouri neared the goal. They were twice held for downs. CLAREMONT. Oct. SO-Pomona college F; Throop Institute 0. WICHITA. oct. 3O-Ottawa Uni versity O.; Fairmount college O. WAXAHACHIE. Oct. 30. - Daniel Baker college IA; Trinity University ‘ AUSTIN, Oct. 3O-University of Texas 45; Southwestern University O. Ellsworth, Iowa Falls o. TOPEKA. Oct. 3O.-Washburn col lege z; Kansas Normal ‘. PEORIA. Oct. 3O-Bradley Poly ‘; i Illinois State Normal 0. BERKELEY, Oct 3O.-University of California football team defeated St. Mary’s 10 to o. FORT COLLINS. Oct. 3O.-The Col orado Aggies’ string of victories are unbroken. They defeated the Colo 1 rado School of Mines, last years conference champions, 35 to o. Dartmouth 26; Amherst 0. IIlittlOn W lllldIlS U Oregon Aggies 20: Michigan 0. Army 13: Villanova Is. Yale 0; Colgate 15. Harvard 13; Pennsylvania State 0. | Notre Dame 6; South Dakota O. University Washington 27; Whit l man 0. Lafayette IT; Pennsylvania O. Occidental 13; Whittier G. TTDiy fa n North Carolina Agricultural Me chanicaI 14: Navy F. Indiana ‘; Washington Lee ‘. Syracuse IA Michigan :. Chicago IA; Wisconsin 13. Nebraska 21: Ames 0. Wesleyan 42: Worcester Tech. 6. Franklin Marshall 54; Susque- hama Case 19; Mount Union 0. Miami 19: Ohio Wesleyan ‘. Yale Freshmen 27; Phillips An dover 90 Carlisle Indians O. West Virginia Wesleyan fl. Pittsburg 42; Allegheny ‘. Tufts college 14; Massachusetts college 14. John Hopkins 12; Swarthmore 21. Marquette 26; Lawrence 9. Delaware o; Catholic University 40. Exeter 30; Princeon Freshmen 0. Maine 31: Colby 6. New Hampshire college IA; Norwich 13. Holy Cross 9: Boston college 0. Kentucky state 27: University of Cincinnati 6. Hamilton 19; St. Lawrence 0. Washington and Jefferson fl: 47. Texas A. & M. 21: Haskell h. 1ians ‘. Drake 27: Washington 15.

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  Rogue River courier, Grants Pass, Or., October 31, 1915, page 1 (results column)

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  AGG|ES BEAT MICHIGAN 70 TO 0 Oregon Agricultural College Team Bests Eastern Eleven u on Cridiron At East Ian sing BY a Decisive Score East Lansing, Mich. Oct. S0.-The Oregon Aggies gave the Michigan Aggies the greatest surprise Of the season this afternoon when by pound ing through their lines consistently from the start they piled up : score Of 20 to 0. Abraham, Allen and Locey carried the ball from the five-yard line and Abraham smashed over for a touch down almost before Michigan real lied what was up. Cole kicked the goal. Michigan came back strong to the three-yard line, but could mot score. During most Of the second quarter the play was in Oregon’s territory. DePrato failed at several attempted field goals, but had the better Of the |punting duel. With Abraham starring. Oregon pIoughed through for q asecond touch down in the third quarter. Allen scoring. Abraham was called on repeatedly and always was good for five to fifteen yards. Cole kicked Il goal. Other Football Results Colgate, Is; Yale, 0. Washington. 81; whitman. 0. Washington State College, 40; Idaho, 0. Oregon, As; Willamette. 0. Minnesota. 6; Illinois, 6. Nebraska. 81; Ames, 0. Dartmouth, 26; Amherst, 0. Indiana, q; w. & L., z. Catholic u, 40; Delaware, 0. Akron, q; Wooster, 20. Rutgers, “A; Springfield, 1s. Bucknell. o; Muhlenberg. 3. Princeton. 27; Williams. 0. Cornell. As; Virginia, o. N. G. Aggies, Ia; Navy. IL. 8 Michigan, Z; Syracuse, IA. Army, 13; Villa Nova, 49, Harvard, 1S; Penn. State, o. Chicago, Ia; Wisconsin, 13.

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  Rock Island Argus, Illinois, November 1, 1915, page 9 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS HIGH SCHOOLS. Moline, 13; Rock Island. 0. Davenport, 3; Clinton 0 Rockford, 26; Peoria Normal, 0. East Aurora. So; Peoria, 0. F’reeport, 20; Joliet, O. Decatur, 27: Springfield, 8. East ST Louis. 35; Jacksonville, 0. WEST. Chicago, IA; Wisconsin. 13. Illinois, 8; Minnesota, s. Syracuse, IA: Michigan, 7. Western Reserve, 10; Denison, IA, Marquette. 26: Lawrence, Q. St, Louis, 0: Arkansas, 0. Missouri, 0; Kansas Aggies, 0. Case. 10; Mount Union, 0 Rutgers, “A; Springfield Train ing, 70. Washington and Lee, :; Indiana. 4 Oregon Aggies, 20; Michigan Aggies. 0. Nebraska. p; Aqes, {. Notre Dame. s; South Dakota, 0. Drake, 81; Washington. Is. Oklahoma, 23 Kansas. IA. Millikin, l3; William and Vashti, 6, Bradley P, Ill. S. Normal. 0 Wabash. 3; Butler. 7. De PAW, AZ; Earlham, 6. Dubuque Catholic. 40; Ellsworth, Q. EAST. Cornell. As; Virginia, 0. Princeton, 27; Williams, 0. Colgate. Is; Yale, 0. Harvard, 10; Penn State, 0. Villa Nova. IS; Army, 13. West Virginia Wesleyan, IA: Car. lfsle, 0. Carnegie Tech. 4; Tram, 7. Pittsburgh. AZ; Allegheny. 7. Holy Cross. 0 Boston college. 0. Swarthmore, 21; John Hopkins, II. Dartmouth, 26 Amherst, 0. Lafayette II: Penn. 0. Bowdoin, 7; Bates. 0. Middlebury. s Rensselaer,, O. Lehigh, %; Gettysburg, 0. North Carolina Aggies. IA; Navy, y Brown. as; Vermont, 0.

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Dartmouth leads 19–⁠3–⁠3 in 25 meetings, counting the two since this game.