Fumbles Costly 10 The Jackets Tie Tech In Fierce Battle
In a hard fought Atlanta gridiron clash Auburn edged Tech with three Tech fumbles aiding the comeback. H Kearley of Auburn recovered each Tech fumble and starred on defense while S White of Auburn earned praise. The opening miscue stalled Tech in the first and a punt fumble in the fourth quarter gave Auburn its final opportunity. The game featured fierce tackling, strong line play, and close scoring with Auburn prevailing despite Tech’s aggressive attack.
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Tech Outgained Auburn Yet Lost the Game
The report details Tech outrushing Auburn 142 to 105 and totaling 71 end-run yards to Auburn’s 39, with Tech punting 199 yards to Auburn’s 246. Despite advantages, penalties, fumbles, and poor drives inside the 20 hindered Tech, leading to Auburn’s two scores.
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Little Rock Buys Billies Franchise in Southern League
November 7 Montgomery Alabama Southern league transfer approves Little Rock Ark to take Montgomery franchise after league directors meet in Birmingham. Rod Allen of Little Rock buys club for 15040 dollars. Allen to manage season planned. Kavanaugh elected league president as schedule mirrors last year with spring meeting in Little Rock. Biscoe Lord to run Memphis and Charlie Semidt to manage Mobile next season.
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Ponce de Leon sewer project to finish before spring
Work on Atlanta's Ponce de Leon sewer will fill the old tunnel and install a new concrete lined system. A 35 by 18 foot trench will pass under the infield from the right field fence to the main line, with 100 men staffing the operation until completion by March 1, risking field condition for early games.
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Clemson Tigers Down Georgia in Last Quarter
Clemson roared past Georgia 35 to 14 at Sanford Field as four late touchdowns capped an avalanche in the final period. Webb, McMillan, and Powell scored for Clemson while Paddock and Logan secured Georgia’s scores. Henderson and Schelitter contributed for the Red and Black.
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Cornell Wins Cross Country Meet at Penn
Cornell defeats University of Pennsylvania Hill and Dale men 85 to 8 in Philadelphia on November 1. The first seven finishers were Cornell runners led by Peter who won in 28 minutes 10 seconds.
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Tennessee Downs Vanderbilt on placement kick in 16 to 0 win
Tennessee defeats Vanderbilt 16 to 0 as Carrell boots a third quarter placement for three points. May-to-Carroll 80 yard pass set first TD. Carroll adds a late kick. Vanderbilt answers with two Curry touchdowns but falls short as Tennessee dominates line play and scoring chances.
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Sewanee Overwhelms Alabama In High-Scoring Rout
Sewanee outplayed Alabama in a loose, decisive 18 to 0 victory at Birdingham. Parker starred with powerful plunges, while Vandegraaffe and teammates contributed strong line play. Substitutions noted for both teams as the game featured costly fumbles and limited Alabama scoring chances.
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Richmond Academy Defeats G M C 13 to 0 in Augusta
Augusta Ga November 7 The Georgia Military College of Milledgeville was played off their feet here this afternoon and defeated by the Richmond academy by the score of 13 to 0 in one of the finest football games witnessed locally Speed and open style play gave the local team the win Wilson starred with broken field running including a 73 yard touchdown in the third period
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Georgia League to Meet This Month
Weycross Georgia November 7 A plan to hold the Georgia State League directors meeting this month instead of January gains support from Vice President James Sinclair and several member cities. The discussion centers on changing the Class C players rule to allow replacing underperforming veterans with younger players and possibly stabilizing membership as talks of departures surface.
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Fritz Wassem To Spend Winter In Waycross
Waycross Ga November 7 Special Evita Wastem who led the Waycross Georgia State league team in batting and was one of the best outfielders has decided to spend the winter in Waycross He has secured a job here and expects to stay until the 1915 season opens After the close of the Georgia league he played with Florida teams a number of Peaks keeping up a big record as catcher.
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Harvard Triumph Over Princeton In Big Football Victory
Cambridge, Mass November 7 Harvard crushed Princeton 20 to 0 in their annual game. The Crimson dominated both lines and the open attack was largely absent for Princeton. Mahan kicked Harvard’s field goal and Harvard’s defense held firm throughout the match, outgaining Princeton decisively and preventing any serious rally.
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Morehouse Drives Past Atlanta University in 1914 Rivalry
Morehouse College overwhelmed Atlanta University 49 to 0 in the annual season game. The Crimson eleven showcased a fierce attack and depth, with coach Archer giving scrubs a chance to play. Upset potential noted for the upcoming Tuskegee versus Morehouse clash on November 21.
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University of Pennsylvania Defeats Cornell 2–0
In Philadelphia on November 1 the University of Pennsylvania football team beat Cornell by two goals to nil. The Penn squad controlled play and secured both goals in the match held at their home ground.
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