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to give them a disputed 6–4 victory. By 1894, the college community's interest in the sport had grown considerably, with stronger opponents and the team's first paid coach, E. Gard Edwards. A special train from
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3022:Washington & Jefferson Presidents football
3010:Washington & Jefferson Presidents football
2984:. Washington, Pennsylvania: Ward Printing Co.
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2744:College Football Historical Society Newsletter
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625:The Neale, Heisman, and Kerr Years (1921–1928)
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730:, as retroactively determined in 1930 by the
444:American Association of University Professors
2582:"Presidents' Athletic Conference Recordbook"
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4322:American football teams established in 1890
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2346:. Tournament of Roses. 2009. Archived from
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1623:List of NCAA Division III football programs
1605:. In 1970, the Presidents won their first
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753:. In 1923, W&J defeated the powerful
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903:Resurgence in Division III (1982–present)
761:, the first time home victory against an
3984:Ross Memorial Park and Alexandre Stadium
2791:National Collegiate Athletic Association
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2318:U. Grant Miller Library Digital Archives
1938:National Collegiate Athletic Association
1787:National Collegiate Athletic Association
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1354:All-American team, was a member of the
718:was the first African American to play
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3900:Culturally Authentic Pictorial Lexicon
2737:"The 1922 Rose Bowl: David v. Goliath"
1921:
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239:A number of players were named to the
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3824:National championship seasons in bold
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2818:Goldstein, Richard (August 3, 2001).
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1306:joined Spiegel as an All American in
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741:in front of 50,000 spectators at the
593:, which ended with a 2–2 record in a
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1862:
769:and was replaced by legendary coach
4327:1890 establishments in Pennsylvania
1916:
1889:
1059:•Quarterfinalists: 1990, 2004, 2008
714:was the first freshman to play and
640:, describing the 1921 football team
13:
3895:Combat Stress Intervention Program
3864:Washington & Jefferson College
2971:
2793:. 2009. p. 16. Archived from
2780:"Consensus All-America Selections"
1940:. 2009. p. 71. Archived from
1789:. 2009. p. 29. Archived from
1529:, whose first season was in 2003.
1342:, and a consensus All American in
399:Duquesne Country and Athletic Club
339:Western University of Pennsylvania
215:Washington & Jefferson College
125:781–403–40 (.654)
14:
4338:
4222:East Washington Historic District
4212:Relations with City of Washington
2997:
1934:Football Bowl Subdivision Records
938:University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
241:College Football All-America Team
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3015:
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1358:when they won the controversial
1310:. Fred Heyman was named to the
1057:•Semifinalists: 1984, 1993, 1995
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1471:Presidents' Athletic Conference
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1028:Presidents' Athletic Conference
893:Presidents' Athletic Conference
465:The Bob Folwell era (1912–1920)
384:Greensburg Athletic Association
313:Presidents' Athletic Conference
230:Presidents' Athletic Conference
116:Presidents' Athletic Conference
2313:"Charles "Pruner" West (1922)"
1958:
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1338:, a consensus All American in
705:. On another play, W&J's
556:mythical national championship
523:, Washington & Jefferson,
295:, playing the heavily favored
267:, who was also elected to the
16:Collegiate level football team
1:
2850:College Football Hall of Fame
2735:Campbell, Jim (August 2006).
1904:College Football Hall of Fame
1877:College Football Hall of Fame
1850:College Football Hall of Fame
1633:
1511:College Football Hall of Fame
1509:—have been inducted into the
1368:College Football Hall of Fame
1324:College Football Hall of Fame
1064:
765:team. Neale left to coach at
253:College Football Hall of Fame
133:7–1–1 (.833)
1550:
1521:have been inducted into the
1402:All American Teams. Future
667:Washington County Courthouse
7:
2555:Wald, Bruce (May 7, 2006).
2032:"W&J Football: History"
1616:
1477:'s 1921 team played in the
722:. W&J's team captain,
589:took over the team for the
251:, have been elected to the
228:and is affiliated with the
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4089:Washington Female Seminary
4025:Pennsylvania College Cases
4020:John McMillan's Log School
4015:Washington Medical College
2454:Scarborough 1979 pp. 96–97
2440:Scarborough 1979 pp. 83–96
2254:Scarborough 1979 pp. 81–82
2225:"Presidents Football 2009"
2120:Scarborough 1979 pp. 68–70
2104:Scarborough 1979 pp. 47–48
1996:Scarborough 1979 pp. 36–40
1783:Bowl/All-Star Game Records
1682:"Presidents Football 2009"
1590:
1455:NCAA Division III playoffs
1445:
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1382:were named All Americans.
1271:Alumni and notable players
957:NCAA Division III playoffs
779:West Virginia Mountaineers
497:, and a 17–0 victory over
403:University of Pennsylvania
322:
317:NCAA Division III playoffs
61:21st season, 184–44 (.807)
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2874:Pro Football Hall of Fame
2562:Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
1927:"National Poll Champions"
1543:from W&J in 1890 and
1523:Pro Football Hall of Fame
1513:. Two of those coaches,
1328:Pro Football Hall of Fame
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569:Folwell left to coach at
334:intercollegiate athletics
328:Early history (1890–1899)
269:Pro Football Hall of Fame
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2951:West Virginia University
2922:West Virginia University
2344:"Rose Bowl Hall of Fame"
1816:W&J Brand Guidelines
1655:University of Pittsburgh
1651:Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1587:Season-by-season records
1565:University of Pittsburgh
1561:West Virginia University
1525:. The current coach is
1022:Conference Championships
810:. During the tenure of
614:University of Pittsburgh
473:was recruited away from
446:and was the profiled in
364:Pittsburgh Athletic Club
3917:U. Grant Miller Library
3890:Abernathy Field Station
2506:Scarborough 1979 p. 112
2488:Scarborough 1979 p. 110
2472:Scarborough 1979 p. 109
2463:Scarborough 1979 p. 103
1483:California Golden Bears
1176:Franklin & Marshall
887:and not members of any
866:Boyd Crumrine Patterson
675:California Golden Bears
550:The 1914 squad lost at
297:California Golden Bears
224:. The team competes in
175:Red and black
4237:Church of the Covenant
4066:Swanson Science Center
2978:North, E. Lee (1947).
2870:"Earle (Greasy) Neale"
2711:"Championship Seasons"
2686:"Championship Seasons"
2675:North 1991 pp. 187–213
2631:North 1991 pp. 179–186
2615:North 1991 pp. 169–178
2545:North 1991 pp. 161–168
2533:North 1991 pp. 151–160
2515:North 1991 pp. 143–150
2422:North 1991 pp. 133–142
2374:North 1991 pp. 109–123
2290:Scarborough 1979 p. 79
2086:Scarborough 1979 p. 42
1964:Scarborough 1979 p. 24
1662:North, E. Lee (1991).
1048:•National Runner-ups:
968:National Championships
936:Game, only to lose to
921:Susquehanna University
909:John "Lucky" Luckhardt
842:Ralph Cooper Hutchison
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767:University of Virginia
634:
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3974:Henry Memorial Center
3099:Bowls & rivalries
2894:"Wilbur (Pete) Henry"
2846:"Wilbur "Fats" Henry"
2649:Athletic Hall of Fame
2395:on September 24, 2016
2302:Scarborough 1979 p. 7
2278:North 1991 pp. 97–107
2158:Scarborough 1979 p. 4
1360:1925 NFL Championship
1322:All American teams.
1224:Clayton Champman Bowl
1039:Division III Playoffs
947:The Presidents under
832:
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728:national championship
716:Charlie "Pruner" West
659:University of Detroit
629:
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309:NCAA College Division
301:national championship
4253:Jefferson salamander
3012:at Wikimedia Commons
2947:"Hail West Virginia"
2389:sports-reference.com
2146:North 1991 pp. 62–74
2012:North 1991 pp. 36–44
1982:North 1991 pp. 25–36
1410:was a member of the
1390:All American Team.
1334:was a member of the
1238:Asa S. Bushnell Bowl
1207:Asa S. Bushnell Bowl
815:Simon Strousse Baker
612:W&J playing the
493:, a 100–0 defeat of
477:by the team manager
4169:Greek organizations
1577:Hail, West Virginia
1404:Pittsburgh Steelers
1304:Burleigh Cruikshank
874:Pittsburgh Steelers
872:was drafted by the
861:"Deacon" Dan Towler
840:Baker's successor,
519:suggested that the
332:The development of
257:"Deacon" Dan Towler
243:, and two players,
4179:Literary societies
4110:List of presidents
4046:The Burnett Center
2825:The New York Times
2787:NCAA Award Winners
2173:The New York Times
1533:Tradition and lore
1356:Pottsville Maroons
1350:, a member of the
1034:Postseason History
1026:Since joining the
932:, advanced to the
838:
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701:penalty called on
622:
564:Theodore Roosevelt
552:Harvard University
525:Chicago University
511:Walter S. Trumbull
495:Grove City College
414:Denison University
410:national champions
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343:College of Wooster
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4127:
4071:Technology Center
4041:List of buildings
3829:
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3020:Works related to
3008:Media related to
2757:on March 26, 2009
1751:"Cameron Stadium"
1673:978-1-878302-03-8
1647:Ph.D Dissertation
1571:was located in a
1557:Lafayette College
1386:was named to the
1346:. Rose Bowl MVP
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974:national champion
925:Allegheny College
812:college president
739:Lafayette Maroons
475:Lafayette College
226:NCAA Division III
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1374:, Lee Spillers,
1255:James Lynah Bowl
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679:Robert M. Murphy
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516:The New York Sun
509:. Sportswriter
487:Carlisle Indians
479:Robert M. Murphy
431:Robert M. Murphy
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