Identifier: outing55newy (find matches)
Title: Outing
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Unknown Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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yers the In-dian school has ever turned out; in fact,as good a player as ever walked the grid-iron—Bemus Pierce. The same teamalso contained Wheelock, Cayou, Me-toxen, Seneca, an All America man ofthat year, and that marvelous little quar-ter-back, Hudson, but the team playwas not as strong as that of some otherCarlisle teams, the defense being lessperfected than the offense. They scoredon Princeton, Yale, and Brown, butwere defeated by each of these teams
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THE CORNELL VARSITY OF 1901. ...; # J OUTLAND S PENNSYLVANIA TEAM A COLLECTION OF STARS. 1. Tolwell; 2, Stehle; 3, Rugenberg; 4, Walker; 5, McCracken; 6, Hodges; 7, Outland (Capt.); 8, Snover;9, Garnett ; 10, McCloskey; n, Overfield; 12, McMahon; 13, Gardner; 14, DeSilver; 15, Hare; x6, Harrison. GREAT TEAMS OF THE PAST 293 on account of their lack of strong de-fense. While the Indians were beaten byPrinceton, 11 too, they succeeded in de-feating Pennsylvania, 16 to 6. Luboand Exendine were two noted players onthis team, but the most remarkable of allwas Johnson who played quarter twoyears later for Northwestern. The Carlisle teams of 1905 and 1907were the most noted of recent years.The team of 1905 scored 11 points onHarvard, but were beaten again throughweakness in defense, 23 to 11. Penn-sylvania beat them, 6 to o, but they de-feated the strong Pennsylvania Stateteam which had held Yale to a score ofonly 12, Carlisle ma

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