1919 Allied games/Team Record
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| Date | Opponent | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 June 1919 | Roumania | 23-0 | 4 goals and 1 try |
| 29 Jun 1919 | France | 3-8 | Final championship match; US one try vs 1 goal and one free kick |
| Last Name, First Name | Rank | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Clock (Cleck), Herbert | 1st Lt | |
| Coulter, John W | 2nd Lt | |
| Dole, Kenneth L | Capt | Played and was vice capt on All American tour to NZ 1910 [[1]] |
| Erb, Arthur L | 1st Lt | Obituary [[2]] |
| Fish, George W | 1st Lt | Played in 1920 Olympics [[3]] and identified as Eagle #29 [[4]]. Was also on Cal 1913 squad [[5]] Noted author whose practice style was the inspiration for the Dr. Kildare stories written by Frederic Faust (under the pseudonym of Max Brand) [[6]] |
| Fisher, R T | 2nd Lt | |
| Fitzpatrick, James P | Cpl | Played in 1920 Olympics. Eagle #30 [[7]] |
| Hauser, Henry P | Hosp Sgt | |
| Keeler, Frank D | Cpl | |
| Millington, Seth | 1st Lt | [[8]] Obituary: [[9]] |
| Moore, Frederic H. | Pvt | |
| Norris, Robert R | 1st Lt | [[10]] |
| O'Neil, J T | Pvt | Played in 1920 Olympics; Eagle #35 [[11]] |
| Schrader, C A | Cpl | |
| Slocum, L H | 1st Lt | |
| Snavely, Gordon | 2nd Lt | |
| Thornburn (Thoburn), James H | 1st Lt | |
| Twomby, Irvin F | 2nd Lt |
