Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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M. SYLLABUS 1923 j On November 5th the team traveled to the Tufts Oval, where the wind helped Tufts out in keeping the score as low as 8-7 in B.U.'s favor. Tufts scored their touchdown after the wind blew a B.U. blocked punt over B.U.'s own goal line and a Tufts man fell on it. Due to the heavy wind B.U. was unable to make use of its forward passing game. In the third period Tonry's line smashes brought the ball to the Tufts 25 yard line, Cochrane then made a pretty reverse field play, carrying the ball to the two yard line, and Tonry carried it over. In the same period, after holding Tufts on their own five yard line, Washburn blocked a punt and a Tufts man fell on it, giving B.U. their two points. Cochrane, Tonry, Fredey, Miller and Santosuosso played well. The Hnal game was played at Braves Field on November I2 against the strong Norwich eleven. B.U. made it their sixth straight victory by winning, 20-14. This game, with the exception of the second period, was the best exhibition of football played this season. B.U. opened up with some of Coach Whelan's trick plays, which bamed the Norwich eleven. The Norwich shift in turn fooled our men in the first half, after which period Norwich had the lead, I4-7, but our fighting players came back in the second half and scored two touchdowns. Cochrane was a triple threat to Nor- wich, baffling them with his plunging, end running and kicking as did Tonry's line plunging. Washburn played a good game, blocking a punt behind Norwich's goal line, Fredey falling on it, giving us our winning touchdown. Due to injuries Capt. O'Hare was unable to play tlIe final game. Cochrane, Tonry, Washburn, Fredey, Santosuosso and Worcester starred. SCHEDULE 1921 B.U O HARVARD B.U O BOSTON COLLEGE B.U 52 WORCESTER TECH B.U 7 WESLEYAN B.U I4 'TRINITY B.U 14 RHODE ISLAND B.U 8 TUFTS B.U zo NORWICH SCHEDULE 1922 SEPT. 30. COLBY AT WATERVILLE, ME. OCT. 7. BOSTON COLLEGE AT BOSTON. OCT. 14. UNIVERSITY Or VERMONT AT BURLINGTON VT OCT. 21. HOLY CRoss AT WORCESTER. OCT. 28. BROWN AT PROVIDENCE, R. I. Nov. 4. DARTMOUTH AT HANOVER, N. H. NOV. II. PROVIDENCE COLLEGE AT PROVIDENCE, R I NOV. 18. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE AT DURHAM, N H NOV. 25. TUFTS AT MEDFORD. 140

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