Auburn Tech Battle at Grant Field Shapes Big Show
Auburn and Georgia Tech clash at Grant Field in a clash defined by experience versus youth. Auburn fields a veteran line and backfield with several fourth-year players while Tech leans on first-year standouts. analysts foresee a tight, evenly matched game with a possible late edge for the Jackets if momentum shifts early.
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Auburn Tech Gridiron Rivalry Steals Show In War Drab Text
Historic Auburn Tech clash drew huge crowds as the two old rivals met in a fierce annual battle described as one of the greatest football games seen. Georgia Tech and Alabama lines fought hard with high stakes and strong fan anticipation.
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Vanderbilt Tennessee Game Is Hard One to Dope Out
Nashville editors forecast a tight Tennessee at Vanderbilt football clash with high stakes for SIAA honors. Tennessee touts its top team claim while Vanderbilt, worn by grueling games, fields a green squad yet aims to upset. Local pundits see ripple effects for Sewanee and Auburn if the Commodores triumph.
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Auburn Tech Grid Clash Predicted Amid Fortified Jackets
The article analyzes Auburn versus Tech with Morrison and Cushman key for Tech. It notes Auburn’s forward pass potential, field conditions, and weather shaping outcomes. Predictions favor a tight score with margins influenced by first halves and defensive strength.
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Donald Fraser Tries Boys' High In Tie at Piedmont Park
In a tense afternoon game at Piedmont Park, Boys' High and Donald Fraser played to a 0–0 draw after four quarters. Key contributors included Lawry, Laams and Knox for Boys' High, and Reeves and Waters for Donald Fraser, with a detailed line-up and officials listed.
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Waycross Football Trip to Brunswick Matches Hopes
Waycross travels to Brunswick to meet Brunswick High School eleven in a billed clash. Dope from prior games against Pierce Collegiate Institute suggests a competitive, not one sided, affair as both teams seek form ahead of later matchups. The next key date has Piedmont Institute visiting Tifton Agricultural on Monday after a recent Tifton win.
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Vanderbilt and Tennessee Football Historic Series
Vanderbilt leads the historical series against Tennessee with twelve games played and a wide points margin. Notable scores include 1900 and 1900s era results, with Vanderbilt accumulating 265 points to Tennessee's 24. The record lists several indicative scores across years, though the OCR text contains errors and misprints that obscure full accuracy.
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Wolverines Meet Old Penn Today
Michigan faces University of Pennsylvania in the ninth meeting between the schools. Penn leads 5-2 with one tie. Michigan seeks edge after beating Harvard. Other Western games include Wisconsin vs Minnesota to decide Big Nine standings and numerous regional matchups across the slate.
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Bill Smith Heads to Minors Meet for Cracker Trade Talks
Crackers manager Bill Smith left Atlanta for Omaha to attend the minor leagues meeting starting next Tuesday. He will stop in St Louis to confer with the Browns about players for the Crackers and hopes to complete several trades. He seeks pitchers, catchers, and outfielders to strengthen the club.
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Capital City Golf Club Qualifying For President’s Trophy
Golfers from Capital City Country Club compete in the season finale, with two qualifying days for the president’s trophy. Scratches determine initial flights, handicaps apply in subsequent rounds, and finals span thirty six or eighteen holes across flights. Trophies go to winners and the runner-up in the first flight.
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Two title games on Eastern grids
Eastern grid action centers on two key football clashes this day. Harvard visits Princeton for the 19th meeting with the Crimson aiming to upset a favored Princeton squad while Washington and Jefferson meet Pitt in a decisive showdown. Notre Dame faces Army in a notable intersectional test along with Yale Brown and several other East games shaping final rankings.
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Last Year Scores Of Opponents From Early Season Cards
Summary of旧 scoreboard items shows prior year scores of today’s opponents. Auburn defeated Tech 20 to 0 while Vanderbilt edged Tennessee 7 to 6. Georgia beat Clemson 18 to 5 and Harvard beat Princeton 3 to 0. Yale won 17 to 0 over Brown. Michigan crushed Pennsylvania 13 to 0. Army topped Wisconsin 21 to 3. Minnesota rolled over Wisconsin 3 with Pittsburgh 6-?
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Southern College Games Mixed in Turmoil Across Venues
A crowded slate lists multiple intercollegiate matchups across cities including New Orleans Charlotte Shreveport and Charlottesville. Notable contests pair North Carolina against V M I at Charlotte and Virginia against St Johns at Charlottesville with several other elevations spread through Lebanon Gainesville and Baltimore.
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Tech High School Smothers Peacock in 48 to 0 Victory
Tech High School routed Peacock Friday afternoon on Grant Field, 48 to 0. W Bedell Harlan Fincher and Colcord starred, with key interceptions by Harlan. Final scoreboard highlights include Bedell Fincher Park and Knox contributing multiple touchdowns.
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Clemson in Athens Ready for the Game
Athens Ga November 6 Clemson college football squad nineteen strong arrived in Athens in charge of Coach C R Williams They practiced on Sanford field and will meet the University of Georgia tomorrow afternoon in the game
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Regulars and Reserves of G. M. A. on Road Today
The G. M. A. elevens will play on the road today. The regulars travel to Rome, Georgia to face Darlington High, a strong outfit that held Chattanooga to two points and beat Tech High easily. The reserves go to Cartersville to meet that city's high school team, their second game after a recent 7 to percent win over Marietta.
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Riverside defeats Sewanee Tiger Juniors in hard fought game
Riverside Military academy edged Sewanee Military academy 8 to 6 at Hardee field in a standout defensive battle. Duncan Trammell and Stone starred for Sewanee while Davidson Finley and Davidson excelled for Riverside as the visitors clinched the win with a late safety.
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Georgia line up switched again for Clemson game
Georgia coach Cunningham plans a slight lineup change after a home loss to Mississippi last Saturday. The Red and Black meet Clemson at home in the final Sanford Field game, with Tech and Auburn remaining on the schedule.
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Baseball Peace Still A Myth
American league club owners closed their annual convention with two key issues unresolved peace with the Federal league and a potential New York club shake-up. Charles Somers was re elected vice president as discussions raised about reducing players and seat prices while urging faster games ahead of spring actions.
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Alabama Sewanee Rivalry Sparks Birmingham Anticipation
In Birmingham on Rickwood Field Alabama and Sewanee set for their final meeting this season. Alabama enters as favorite but Sewanee trained hard after last week's setback. Both teams to field strong lineups and alumni plan a parade. players’ numbers to be tested for first time locally.
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Sally Officials Off For Omaha Meeting
Savannah officials travel to Omaha with Nick Corish of the South Atlantic league and owner W. H. Walsh of the Charleston club to attend the National Association of Minor Leagues annual meeting starting next Tuesday in Omaha.
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Stetson Triumphs 7 0 Amid Tropical Florida Heat
Stetson University defeated Gordon 7 to 0 in a hot tropical Florida day game. The klarity of play showed Stetson's offense overpowering Gordon despite oppressive heat.
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Southern League Meeting Hints At Quiet Start
Birmingham Alabama reports the Southern League gathers for its annual meeting with expectations of a calm outset. Transfer talk centers on Montgomery franchise moves to Little Rock with a rumored 15000 price. Possible disputes over treatment of teams and potential affiliations with the Fed loom as officials discuss trades and banquet plans.
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Vardon and Braid to invade America for matches
Chicago reports that Harry Vardon and James Braid, premier British golf experts, will tour the United States next summer for a series of matches. George H. Lambert of Glenn Oak Country Club cites recent intelligence from Britain. Vardon has won the British Open six times, Braid five times, and both played extensively in the U.S. last season with English star Edward Ray.
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Anderson Resigns as Athens Bank President in Health T
John T. Anderson, advised for health, resigns as president of the Anderson Banking Company in Athens Georgia. H. T. Huggins becomes acting president until a new head is elected. The bank, organized two years ago, is in good condition and has doubled deposits in the past month.
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Dublin Veneer Plant and Timber Land Sold
A receiver’s sale of the Southern Veneer and Lumber plant at Dublin Georgia drew public bidding and brought $10,230 to J McFinn and others. The sale included a timber tract along the Oconee river above Dublin. The mill, one of the state’s best veneering facilities, produced high grade hardwood veneers while in operation. Mismanagement accusations by minority stockholders sparked the suit that led to the sale.
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Adler Eyes Savannah Mayor Run Rivalry Heats City Race
Savannah reports strong urging for Leupola Adler to enter the mayoral race against incumbent Major R. Davant. City politics reach fever heat as Adler seriously considers candidacy. prior expectations allowed Dayant to run unopposed.
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Roof blaze threatens Georgia home where Mrs Folks ill
Fire broke out in November in Mary Street residence of Dr. Frank C. Polks. Mrs Folks, bedbound and ill, lay in a room beneath a roof that ignited within minutes, flames rapidly consuming the attic area. Firefighters battled the blaze as thick smoke filled the room and the structure.
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