1892 Pittsburgh Athletic Club [3-3-1]

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1892 Pittsburgh Athletic Club [3–3–1]

October 15, 1892  Pittsburgh Athletic Club 42-9 Pittsburgh's second string*
October 22, 1892 Pittsburgh Athletic Club 18-6  Geneva
November 5, 1892 Pittsburgh Athletic Club 0-20 Penn State
November 26, 1892 Pittsburgh Athletic Club 0-21 Lehigh[4]

*Intersquad scrimmage occurred after the Johnstown Athletic Club failed to show. 
^  Allegations of professionalism, as A.C. Read, the captain of the Penn State football team, was caught playing in this game for Pittsburgh.

Head coachWilliam Kirschner
Home fieldEast Liberty Park

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