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1893 Chicago Maroons football
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ConferenceIndependent
1893 record6–4–2
Head coach
Amos Alonzo Stagg (2nd season)
CaptainAndrew R. E. Wyant
Home stadiumMarshall Field

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1893 college football independents records
  • v

  • t

  • e

Conf  Overall
TeamW L T  W L 
T

Princeton
 
–
   11
–0
–0

Maryland
 
–
   6
–0
–0

Texas
 
–
   4
–0
–0

Miami (OH)
 
–
   3
–0
–0

Central
 
–
   2
–0
–0

Howard
 
–
   2
–0
–0

North Carolina A&M
 
–
   2
–0
–0

Stanford
 
–
   8
–0
–1

Baker
 
–
   6
–0
–1

Auburn
 
–
   3
–0
–2

Colgate
 
–
   3
–0
–2

Harvard
 
–
   12
–1
–0

Yale
 
–
   10
–1
–0

Oberlin
 
–
   6
–1
–0

Vanderbilt
 
–
   6
–1
–0

Oregon Agricultural
 
–
   5
–1
–0

Penn
 
–
   12
–3
–0

Virginia
 
–
   8
–2
–0

Ole Miss
 
–
   4
–1
–0

Penn State
 
–
   4
–1
–0

Wesleyan
 
–
   4
–1
–0

California
 
–
   5
–1
–1

Notre Dame
 
–
   4
–1
–0

Washington & Jefferson
 
–
   6
–2
–0

Marquette
 
–
   3
–1
–0

Trinity
 
–
   3
–1
–0

USC
 
–
   3
–1
–0

VMI
 
–
   3
–1
–0

Swarthmore
 
–
   6
–2
–1

Lehigh
 
–
   7
–3
–0

Brown
 
–
   6
–3
–0

Akron
 
–
   5
–2
–0

Kentucky State
 
–
   5
–2
–1

Butler
 
–
   4
–2
–0

Michigan State Normal
 
–
   4
–2
–0

Carlisle
 
–
   2
–1
–0

Delaware
 
–
   2
–1
–0

Guilford
 
–
   2
–1
–0

West Virginia
 
–
   2
–1
–0

William & Mary
 
–
   2
–1
–0

Frankin & Marshall
 
–
   4
–2
–1

Bucknell
 
–
   5
–3
–0

Navy
 
–
   5
–3
–0

Chicago
 
–
   6
–4
–2

Beloit
 
–
   4
–3
–0

Richmond
 
–
   3
–2
–0

Illinois
 
–
   3
–2
–3

Lake Forest
 
–
   3
–2
–3

Georgia Tech
 
–
   2
–1
–1

Amherst College
 
–
   7
–6
–1

Georgetown
 
–
   4
–4
–0

Boston College
 
–
   3
–3
–0

Sewanee
 
–
   3
–3
–0

Wabash
 
–
   3
–3
–0

Furman
 
–
   1
–1
–0

Geneva
 
–
   2
–2
–1

Georgia
 
–
   2
–2
–1

Army
 
–
   4
–5
–0

Ohio State
 
–
   4
–5
–0

Cornell
 
–
   4
–5
–1

North Carolina
 
–
   3
–4
–0

WPI
 
–
   2
–3
–0

Williams College
 
–
   2
–3
–1

Tennessee
 
–
   2
–4
–0

Boston University
 
–
   1
–2
–0

Mount Union
 
–
   1
–2
–0

Tulane
 
–
   1
–2
–0

Wake Forest
 
–
   1
–2
–0

Tufts
 
–
   4
–7
–0

Northwestern
 
–
   2
–5
–3

Albion
 
–
   1
–3
–0

Washington
 
–
   1
–3
–1

Lafayette
 
–
   2
–7
–0

Syracuse
 
–
   4
–9
–1

Indiana
 
–
   1
–4
–1

Western Penn
 
–
   1
–4
–0

MIT
 
–
   1
–5
–0

Massachusetts
 
–
   1
–9
–0

Drake
 
–
   0
–2
–1

Hampden-Sydney
 
–
   0
–1
–0

LSU
 
–
   0
–1
–0

Mercer
 
–
   0
–1
–0

Ohio Wesleyan
 
–
   0
–1
–0

Wofford
 
–
   0
–1
–0

Duquesne
 
–
   0
–2
–0

VAMC
 
–
   0
–2
–0

Iowa Agricultural
 
–
   0
–3
–0

Alabama
 
–
   0
–4
–0

Rutgers
 
–
   0
–4
–0

Maine
 
–
   0
–5
–0

Cincinnati
 
–
   0
–6
–0


The 1893 Chicago Maroons football team was an American football team that represented the University of Chicago during the 1893 college football season. In their second season under head coach Amos Alonzo Stagg, the Maroons compiled a 6–4–2 record and were outscored by their opponents by a combined total of 143 to 142.[1][2]



Schedule






















































DateOpponentSiteResult
October 14 Lake Forest
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


L 0–10
October 18 Northwestern
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


W 12–6
October 21 Michigan
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago (rivalry)


W 10–6
October 25at Purdue
  • Stuart Field


  • West Lafayette, IN (rivalry)


L 10–20
October 28 Cincinnati
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


W 26–0
November 4 Oberlin
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


L 12–33
November 8at Northwestern
  • Northwestern Field

  • Evanston, IL


T 6–6
November 11 Armour
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


W 18–6
November 18 Lake Forest
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


T 14–14
November 30 Michigan
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


L 10–28
December 16 Northwestern
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


W 22–14
January 1 Notre Dame
  • Marshall Field

  • Chicago


W 8–0


Roster






































Player
Position

Andrew R. E. Wyant (captain)
right tackle
Charles William Allen
right tackle, left end, halfback
Charles King Bliss
Tackle, Kicker
Henry Thurston Chace
right end

Henry Gordon Gale
fullback

Frank Earle Hering
quarterback
George Nelson Knapp
right guard
John Lemay
left end
Horace G. Lozier


Carr Baker Neel
fullback
Frederick Day Nichols
right halfback
William John Rapp
fullback
George Cushing Sikes


Joseph Edward Raycroft
quarterback
Warren Rufus Smith
guard
Henry Dallas Speer


Adam Martin Wyant
quarterback, center
  • Head Coach: Amos Alonzo Stagg (2nd year at Chicago)


References




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