Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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4 X1 - A ,,-agx fi-. ' .W Lgg 14... z GJ Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Oct. 31 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Uhr 1924 Clfrnsn Glnuntrg Squah Svrhehule anh 582511115 fLow score winsj Syracuse Alfred 34 Geneva 21 Orono, Me. 24 Alfred 19 Clinton 22 State College, Pa. 36 Syracuse Hobart Maine Colgate Hamilton Penn State The 1924 Cross Country team has won for Alfred the college championship in Cross Country of teams of Class B, in the New York State League. Team Alfred Colgate Hobart Hamilton Opps. score Won Lost Team score 3 0 62 103 2 1 81 84 1 2' 92 73 ' 0 3 98 67 ffi-afffllrl rmxfu u'231f?2P?+ ms

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'VXW' KUUH5i,?UfG i Q' V Ulu Zlirrahman Squah 1924 Sreaznn Oct. Starkey at Lakemont Starkey Freshmen Oct. Bolivar at Alfred Bolivar Oct. Eldred at Alfred Eldred OCL Cuba at Cuba Cuba Nov St. John's at Manlius St. John's Nov Galeton at Galeton Galeton Nov American Legion at Belmont Legion Nov. Tonawanda at Tonawanda Tonawanda Nov Sophomores Sophomores The freshman squad, under the coaching of Frank Goble, carried through a diflicult schedule with a fair percentage of victories. The three games played at home were excellent exhibitions of footballg particularly the annual Frosh-Soph game, in which the Freshmen completely outclassed the Sophomores. Costly fumbles and poor open field workgweakened the defense against Tonawanda, St. John's and Galeton. This is the first season that a regular freshman schedule has been worked out to any extent. The showing of several of the squad holds promise for the varsity next fall. +f2feEn1cmxxutB'.:-2530 I1371

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