Colorado at Washington

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  The Tacoma times, Tacoma, Wash., November 26, 1915, page 2

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  OVERWHELMS COLORADO u. SEATTLE, Nov. 26.-RuthlesSly taking Colorado down the line to q 46–⁠0 score, Washington yes terday afternoon kept her record clean, with boast of eight sue cessive years without a defeat on the gridiron. The Colorado boys were hopelessly outclassed, the Washington team holding them down by straight football work. Despite the rain and storms, q huge crowd turned out for the contest. The only serious injury of the game came when Spring, Colorado right tackle, fell and tore the ligaments of his left knee.

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  Bismarck daily tribune, North Dakota, November 26, 1915, page 1 (results column)

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  BIC CR|D|R0N BATTLES ARE. OVERfO 1915 | ] Cornell Claims the Championship After Defeating Pennsylvania in Great Struggle. MINNESOTA LOST TO ALL STARS Montana Holds Syracuse Team to a Tie Score in srrw Storm. East and west, north and south, yes terday closed the annual battle for football supremacy and many sur. prises were encountered when the scores of the various games were reported. Minnesota, which had divided honors with Illinois in the western conference, went down to defeat before the All!Stars. Thanksgiving Football Results. Cornell, “a; Pennsylvania, 8. Brown, 80; Carlisle, 3. S. Dakota 0; Creighton, 0. ,. Syracuse, 6; Univ. Montana, 6. St. Louis, 0; Georgetown, 10. Western Reserve, 26; Chase, 20. Kansas, s; Missouri, 6. Miami, “a. Cincinnati, y. Pittsburgh, 20; Penn State, 0. .n Notre Dame, Sc; Texas, Z. Colorado, 8; Colo. School Of Mines 6. Colorado Aggies, “a; Denver, 3. Akransa, As; Okla School of Mines, Washington & Lee, As: North Carolima ,Aggies, 13. Washington, 46; Colorado, 0. DePaul, 13; 2Keewatin, Z. te MarQuet. o.; st. Thomas, 0. Drake, IA; ,Ames, 2S. Washington < Jefferson. 27: lie. heigh, 8. Virginia. IA; North Carolina, y. Columbia, 49, Wesleyan. O.. Minneapolis, 3; Ali Stars, No Score Game. 3 3 At Omaha Neb.. Creighton and South Dakota universities struggled Continued on Page Eight

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Washington leads 13–⁠7–⁠1 in 21 meetings, counting the 20 since this game.