The Western University of Pennsylvania played an eight-game schedule for its second season of intercollegiate football.

The opening game of the season was played as part of the East End Gymnastic Club sports field meeting.

WUP footballers W. Gill, Anson McGrew, Frank Rhea, and Dudley DuBarry competed in the track events.

The football game between the Western University and East End eleven was the last attraction of the day.

WUP answered with a game tying drive that ended with Anson McGrew taking the ball in for the touchdown and the goal after was successful.

William Gill scored a touchdown and Joseph Griggs added the goal after making it 6–0 in favor of the WUPs.

The weight advantage of the college men and a driving rain enabled the Geneva eleven to outscore the WUPs 6–0 in the second half for a final score of 12–4.

[5] On November 7, the Western University played the East End Gymnastic Club team at Liberty Park in a rematch of the opening game of the season.

This time the Gyms showed why they were considered one of the premier football clubs in western Pennsylvania.

With the WUPs in possession, Neale gained 25 yards, but the drive stalled and the East End offense took over.

Proctor, Kirchner and Martin were the stars for the Gyms, while DuBarry, Neale and Steele played well for the WUPs.

[13] On November 21, the third game of the season between the WUPs and Geneva College took place on the East End Gymnastic grounds.

[7] Sterrett of Geneva scored a touchdown early in the second half and the goal kick after was successful.

With ninety seconds remaining the University boys drove the ball deep into Geneva territory and with a final push scored a touchdown.