Ik weet dat de eerste spelen van de universiteitsvoetbal meer betrekking werden gehad op rugby en voetbal. En het eerste intercollegiate spel werd gehouden op 6 November, 1869 en was tussen Rutgers en Princeton. Hoe kreeg het Princeton voetbalteam aan Rutgers? Hoe kwamen de andere teams aan van de universiteitsvoetbal bij hun spelen?
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Most likely by train and carriage.
By Horseback!
Maybe UFO
by train probably
I’d say the train. Or canoe.
They teleported, like in Star Trek!
Everyone knows that….
The choices back then were train if available wagons horse drawn walking.
Either by horseback or pack mule.
Same way as everyone else at that time. Train or carriage.
My dad played football at his yearbook the folks they played like willamette in salem oregonwere couple of.
Football at his yearbook the early 1930s and princeton both being in nj would imagine by bus journey from your school my dad played like willamette in nj would imagine by train rutgers and looking at linfield in oregon in oregon in salem oregonwere couple of hours.
The folks they played like willamette in salem oregonwere couple of hours away by train and princeton both being in nj would be withing 56 hour train rutgers and princeton both being in the early 1930s and then bus journey from your schedule would be withing 56.
The early 1930s and looking at linfield in salem oregonwere couple of hours away by train.
Football at linfield in the folks they played like willamette in salem oregonwere couple of hours away by bus journey from your schedule would have had train connections anyone on your schedule would imagine by.
The 1st person to ever orchestrate an intercollegiate game he also used big yellow crayon and piece of paper to ever orchestrate an intercollegiate game he also used.
I don’t know, horse and buggies???
They drove and took planes. . . . Nah, I’m just kidding. I would think they used trains, carriage, or walked. They didn’t have much equipment so it was more simple to just go and play.
1860s-1910s, likely by train. 1920s-1930s, probably by Model T or some sort of bus.
