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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...next Saturday, they met the Dean Academy team and found little trouble in subduing the weak preparatory school eleven by the score of 15 to 0. The work of P. Jenkins was the one shining feature of the game, but the backfield was noticeably lacking in team play. N. L. Gehrko, out with minor injuries, and T. M. Carnegie, shelved for the season with a broken foot, were budly missed...
...week consisted in fundamental training, in tackling the dummy, and in learning the signals. As he had little information as to the relative abilities of his men, it was exceedingly difficult for Coach Ryan to pick out more than an experimental eleven to send against Worcester Academy on the next Saturday...
...Andover Next Victim...
Andover Academy eleven, the yearling's next victim, was defeated by the score of 17 to 7. E. L. Gehrke, and P. Jenkins, swept everything before them, and were directly responsible for both of their teams touchdowns. But besides this, Gehrke proved himself to be a punter of no mean ability, his kicks, which averaged over 40 yards, were aimed with astonishing accuracy at the strategic points of the gridiron...
...next Saturday, the University cubs played their first big game of the season with the Princeton yearlings. As they outweighed their opponents 5 pounds to the man, and the Orange and Black Freshmen had experienced a lather disastrous season, being decisively defeated by Mercersburg and the Elis, Coach Ryan's charges were confident of victory. However, the yearlings were lucky to leave the field with...