Georgia Alabama Aggies Form Great Triumvirate
Georgia and Alabama lead the S I C with undefeated records and the Vanderbilt victory over Mississippi Aggies could set up a Thanksgiving showdown in Birmingham. The trio of leaders includes Georgia, Alabama, and the Aggies, each with three wins, while Tulane and Virginia also posted notable performances behind strong defenses and big scores.
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Jones Tolley Lose In New York
New Rochelle November 2 Mike Brady and Jim Barnes Metro politan professionals beat Bobby Jones national amateur champion and Cyril Tolley former Magtish amateur champion 6 and 3 at Wyhagyl Country Club for the benefit of crippled children of New York and Atlanta
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Jim Barnes
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Lyons Girls Defeat Stillmore High In Semi Close 3 0 Victory
Lyons Georgia November 2 special report Lyons girls coached by Miss Trapnell beat Stillmore High 3 0 in Friday afternoon action. Lyons boys followed with a 17 14 win after a tight first half as Stillmore led 10 7. The local contest was marked by rough play and strong backcourt action.
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Illinois Tops List in West Conference Race
Illinois leads the western conference standings with strong showings as Chicago and Ohio State maintain undefeated records. Iowa tied Ohio State and Notre Dame has mixed results. Wisconsin Minnesota and Indiana have yet to win conference games with Minnesota facing a key later clash against Illinois.
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California Bears Prepare Secret Practice for USC Clash
In drizzling weather coach Andy Smith has California’s Bears sparsely practicing for the USC game at the California Memorial Stadium. Entry is limited to players managers and newspaper men as the team readies for Saturday’s showdown.
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Feds defeat Soldiers 20 to 7 at Fort McPherson
A large crowd watched the Federal prison football team roll to a 20 to 7 victory over the Soldiers at Fort McPherson. Key plays included McMunn scoring the opening touchdown and Miller kicking goals. Rinehardt and Imondi sparked sustained Feds drives, while the Soldiers managed one late TD on a 45-yard run before the final whistle. Officials were Barker, Stolling, Clifford, Franklin, and Smith.
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Tennis Rules Body Named In New York
A seven member special committee will study the player writer interpretation of tennis amateurism and present its recommendation to the U S S T A executive committee at its December meeting. Milburn Rice and Pepper selected to join the panel, all named by Hellen Merriben Mersereau and Tilden. The group aims to resolve the tennis controversy led by Tilden and opposing the USTA interpretation.
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Freshman Sets New Kicking Record in Montana Football
Dozewan Mont November 2 A new world record in drop kicking was set by Frosty Peters of Billings captain of the state college freshman team He booted the ball between the posts from the field 17 times in a game against Billings Polytechnic The freshmen won 64 to 64
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Pennsylvania Stands Out In Eastern Grid Race
New York reports on the 1924 football season's eastern race. Penn leads, with battles looming against Georgetown, Penn State, and Cornell. Yale, Dartmouth, Syracuse, Lehigh, and Army linger as challengers, while Columbia and Navy stumble in key games.
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Cadigan's 100 Yard Return Of Pass Is Outstanding
National Statistician LY Parks H. Davis notes Cadigan Amherst's sophomore standout gained 100 yards on a intercepted pass from Hamilton, the longest run of October. The piece spotlights runs with interceptions as a rare, thrilling scoring feat and lists notable examples across colleges, noting defenses suppress passing plays.
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Grange Has Them Guessing as Illinois Dominates
Illinois crushes western schedule with 56 to 0 win over Iowa as Red Grange sits out part of game. Zuppke’s line and Deception Rowley showcase a balanced team effort, proving it is not a one man show. Michigan Minnesota and Notre Dame also in strong form with varied scoring methods.
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Sherborn Town Celebrates 250th Birthday Week
Sherborn Massachusetts marked its 250th anniversary during the second week of October with a townwide celebration that lasted a week and drew the community together. The event was formal and notable, distinguishing the milestone beyond simple local pride.
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Georgia Seeks To Break Virginia Tie In Annual Football Game
Virginia and Georgia meet in their tenth annual football game at Lambeth field to break a deadlock, each holding three wins and three ties in the series. Georgia aims to extend its recent victories after defeating Vanderbilt and Tennessee, while Virginia hopes to rebound from injuries and showcase a disciplined defense.
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Dope Awards Buck Shade Over Jack Buck Shade Over Jack
Jack Reddick, light heavyweight from Atlanta, and Buck Seddick from Louisville top the American Legion boxing card at the city Auditorium on Thursday. If Buck wins, he gets a shot at Young Stribling in a future bout. Promoter Holt Gewinner plans the match as a barometer for Buck’s skill against stiff competition. Reddick and Buck both boast strong records with recent wins. Buck arrives Monday for final workouts, then tapers before Thursday’s 12 round main event. Two 10 round prelims feature Benny Ray versus Jordan Sheppard and Murman versus Chief Me Quitto, with a curtain raiser yet to be announced.
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Tech Party Plays Game Over En Route to Atlanta
Georgia Tech’s 32 players travel through Kentucky after a 34 to 3 loss to Notre Dame in South Bend. Tech’s offense shows strong first downs and fast interference but was stifled by Notre Dame’s speed. Injuries hit Farnsworth, Barron, and Carpenter as Tech plans to resume practice at Grant Field.
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Tenth Aggies Beaten by Eighth District A M School
Sparta November 2. The Tenth District A M school football eleven was defeated by the Eighth District A M school team at Madison Friday afternoon on Kanite Hill athletic field. Both teams played well and were nearly matched in form and strength. The local Aggies could not score a goal.
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Lawyer Shoots Self in Philadelphia Apartment
Adler, a 56 year old admiralty lawyer in Philadelphia, shot himself in his apartment. Authorities say the act appears connected to personal safety concerns and he was found with a gunshot wound.
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