Auburn Eleven Downs Jackets In Fierce Game
Auburn offense overpowered Georgia Tech 20 to 0 as Harris and Newell sparked a rugged clash. The Jackets faltered in tackling while Auburn’s line and backs opened holes and answered with a powerful final two quarters to seal the win.
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Tech Outplays Auburn in Punt Returns by Sideline Stats
Summary of a Tech vs Auburn game noting Tech led only in punt returns while Auburn controlled most yardage. It covers punt totals, kickoff and punt return yards, line rushes, end runs, passes, fumbles, penalties, and downs. Tech avoided fumbles. Auburn had one fumble in Q1. Tech had 8 first downs to Auburn’s 17.
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Georgia Team and Coaches Saw Auburn Tech Battle
Georgia and coaches watched the Tech Auburn clash at Grant Field with strained attention. A small group of Georgia men, including players and staff, observed the entire game, absorbing every point of the struggle in a packed stadium yesterday afternoon.
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Michigan Eleven Defeats Cornell 17 to 0 in Ithaca
Michigan overwhelmed Cornell in Ithaca with a 17 to 0 victory. The Wolverines opened with a first‑quarter touchdown after a successful forward pass and extended the lead with a third‑quarter drive capped by a Patterson 26‑yard goal and a late touchdown by Hughlitt, as Cornell failed to respond.
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Washington and Jefferson rout West Virginia in collapsed grandstand
In Morgantown at the Washington and Jefferson vs West Virginia game the stadium stand collapsed near the end of the fourth quarter, Sending about 40 spectators, including women, to the ground. No major injuries were reported as cadets freed the crowd and the game continued, Washington and Jefferson winning 34 to 0.
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Wellesley College Considers Baseball as Major Sport
A November appeal from Wellesley College sophomores asks adding baseball as a major sport to strengthen and improve physical welfare. The message envisions how strong and beautiful the Wellesley girls could be and urges inclusion to encourage continued participation.
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White Sox beat Giants in low-scoring nine inning game
In Los Angeles on a November date, the White Sox defeated the Giants 5 to 3. Chicago pounded 14 hits off pitcher Mathewson while the Nationals, behind Russell and Schalk, held off Meyers and teammates.
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Vanderbilt Triumphs 7-6 Over Tennessee In close clash
Tennessee, unable to convert a touchdown kick, fell 7 to 6 to Vanderbilt in a hard fought game. Rainey sparked Tennessee with a late first quarter dash for a score but Beensch and Vanderbilt answered in the second with a setup on Tennessee’s 35 yard line. Final: Vanderbilt 7, Tennessee 6.
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Macon Baseball Club Changes Ownership
Macon Georgia November Special Newt Etheridge owner of the Macon South Atlantic league baseball club today sold his holdings to W. K. Young a local fan and George Long managing editor of the Macon Telegraph
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Stanford Defeats California in Rugby Match
Stanford University won a rugby match today against the University of California by 12 points. In the final twenty minutes California rallied, but Stanford center Carroll prevented a tie with strong defense and key play.
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Sewanee Beats Alabama in Spectacular Battle
Birmingham reports Sewanee 10 Alabama 7 in a desperate, fast game marked by multiple near-scorings. Key plays by Tolley and Vandergraafe propelled Sewanee, while Alabama mounted repeated drives, including near-goal attempts and a notable Hammond drop-kick for Sewanee after a fumble.
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Dartmouth Defeats Penn in Rainy Undefeated Clash
Dartmouth defeated the University of Pennsylvania 34 to 31 on a rain soaked field in Philadelphia. It was the first meeting in sixteen years. The Big Green rode forward passes and kicks to multiple scores, with Louden Humbly scoring on a 60 yard run and Hogsett adding two extra points and later a forward pass touchdown.
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Players Drafted From Thomasville Team In Empire League
Thomasville reports seven Empire State league players drafted to higher leagues this fall. From Thomasville three moved on: Pat Herbert Murphy to Philadelphia, Red Suites to Columbus, Larry Cheney to Savannah. Schuyler and Chancey to New Haven and Albany. Van Handingham to Savannah. Valdosta left with three, Thomasville five. Americas and Brunswick retain more players. Directors to elect managers for next season.
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A C Road Race on Turkey Day
The Atlanta Athletic Club hosts a Thanksgiving Day road race on a 2 mile course from the elyp house on Auburn avenue. Entries go to Joe Bean, club physical director, New Haven Conn. November 3. Yale beats Harvard cross country 45 to 25 with Bord winning in 40:07.26. Blackman places second. next five slots to Yale. Course measured six miles.
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Harvard Breaks Princeton On Muddy Field 8-0
Harvard defeats Princeton 8 to 0 at Princeton in a rain soaked mud field. Brickley kicks the winning 20 yard field goal after a blocked punt set the Crimson ahead, while Law and Gilman shine in punting and defense amid slick play and multiple penalties.
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