333:. In a controversial game known for rough and dirty play, including a Michigan player being kicked out for punching an Oberlin player and the Umpire, Oberlin claimed a 24 to 22 win Because of injuries to other players, Fauver helped the Yoeman effort by playing two positions. In middle game he moved from left tackle to right tackle. The game ended with a dispute over the time remaining. Oberlin contended the game was over resulting in an Oberlin win. Michigan contended there was still time left. Oberlin left the field so they could catch a train back to Ohio. Michigan stayed on the field and ran a play with no opposition that resulted in a touchdown. Both teams claimed victory. Oberlin finished the season with a 16–0 victory over
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University football team. Miami University media guide list the 1895 season record as 3–0 with victories over Wittenberg, Butler and Cincinnati. The December 1895 edition of the Miami Student show 3 additional games with victories
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Oberlin in 1892, 1893, 1894 and 1895. In 1892, Fauver was not a student at the college but a student at the Oberlin Academy, a college predatory school run by the college. He still played on the college football team, which included his brother Louis B.
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game and stay three weeks. In addition to coaching, Fauver also suited up and played in games. The Miami
University student newspaper praised his play versus Wittenberg for being "in almost every play" and credited him for knocking down six player in one play. Fauver is credited with an undefeated
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Cleveland and New York, Fauver was still involved with Oberlin. In 1920 he became a trustee of Oberlin College. In 1933 he returned to the city of Oberlin as both an investment executive for the college as well as the President of
849:. The 2009 Wabash College Football Media Guide list confirms loss for Miami in 1895. cfbdatawarehouse.com shows a 3–1 record for Miami with the loss Wabash to listed but the victories over Hamilton and Hamilton YMCA not listed.
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football guide. The 1894 Oberlin Yeoman were again coached by John W. Heisman. Fauver once again was elected captain, but
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965:, Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, p. 64,
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1267:"Clay Fauver Minor League Statistics and History"
1225:. Case Western Reserve University : Archives
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267:Early life and family
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39:Biographical details
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22:C. K. Fauver
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2086:1942 deaths
2081:1872 births
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2036:(2014–2019)
2028:(1999–2013)
2026:Jeff Ramsey
2020:(1994–1998)
2012:(1992–1993)
2010:Tony Pierce
2004:(1990–1991)
2002:Larry Story
1996:(1978–1989)
1988:(1976–1977)
1980:(1973–1975)
1972:(1958–1972)
1964:(1930–1957)
1956:(1925–1929)
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1928:(1919–1921)
1920:(1917–1918)
1880:(1911–1912)
1872:(1906–1910)
1856:(1903–1904)
1848:(1900–1902)
1836:(1898–1899)
1701:(2011–2013)
1685:(2009–2010)
1677:(2005–2008)
1669:(1999–2004)
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1645:(1978–1982)
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1629:(1969–1973)
1621:(1963–1968)
1613:(1956–1962)
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1597:(1949–1950)
1595:Woody Hayes
1581:(1944–1947)
1579:Sid Gillman
1573:(1942–1943)
1571:Stu Holcomb
1565:(1932–1941)
1557:(1924–1931)
1549:(1922–1923)
1541:(1919–1921)
1533:(1917–1918)
1509:(1912–1914)
1493:(1909–1910)
1485:(1907–1908)
1483:Amos Foster
1453:(1902–1903)
1389:(1891–1894)
1373:(1888–1889)
1273:January 11,
1251:January 11,
1229:January 12,
1198:January 10,
944:January 11,
613:Clay Fauver
393:Walter Camp
140:Position(s)
2075:Categories
1902:Frank Cary
857:References
706:Strikeouts
479:Conference
437:Cincinnati
429:Wittenberg
424:Wittenberg
178:Miami (OH)
155:(baseball)
150:(football)
50:1872-08-01
2058:John Pont
1878:Glen Gray
1707:Mike Bath
1635:Dick Crum
1611:John Pont
646:MLB debut
482:Standing
375:to right
354:touchdown
106:1893–1896
91:1892–1895
2060:(2023– )
1717:(2014– )
1709:# (2013)
1693:# (2010)
1651:Tim Rose
1643:Tom Reed
1467:No coach
1419:No coach
1387:No coach
1371:No coach
761:Attorney
741:for the
575:Oberlin:
560:Oberlin
476:Overall
377:halfback
350:Illinois
331:Michigan
259:for the
194:Baseball
169:Football
148:halfback
101:Baseball
86:Football
2042:No team
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1132:"Local"
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753:of the
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631:Batted:
621:Pitcher
402:player
346:Chicago
257:pitcher
218:Overall
188:Oberlin
153:Pitcher
110:Oberlin
95:Oberlin
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589:Total:
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499:(1895)
435:, and
433:Butler
373:tackle
308:1896.
144:Tackle
76:, U.S.
59:, U.S.
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810:Notes
767:LL. B
719:Teams
639:Right
593:8–3–1
579:5–3–1
563:5–3–1
511:Miami
473:Team
470:Year
1275:2011
1253:2011
1231:2011
1200:2011
1178:2018
967:ISBN
946:2011
700:0.00
670:1899
653:1899
633:Both
556:1896
506:1895
358:punt
348:and
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199:1902
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174:1895
126:1900
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