Prep Football Standings and Remaining Games of 1913
The local Prep League remains to close its season with four games: Teen High vs Stone Mountain, Tech High vs Donald Fraser, G M Ay Stone Mountain Jr High vs Boys' High. Tech High and Boys' High lead. Tech High has no losses and faces Stone Mountain and Donald Fraser. Boys' High has three wins in four games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen High
Stone Mountain
Tech High
Donald Fraser
Stone Mountain, Jr. High
Boys’ High
Carl Taylor
GMWA
Boys' High
Thit Tech Tligh
Higa Hive
Donald Wraser
West Sear
Witn Gost
Tech Pagh
Comon
Pounild Fraser
Stone Mountain U
Football results scatter across colleges and games
A wide list of college football outcomes shows Auburn beating Tech, Tennessee over West Virginia, and several other scores including Wake Forest 7 over Richmond 40 and Princeton 0 over Philadelphia 21. Many small colleges and universities report results with varied margins across the country.
Arnaud elected head of Atlanta Law School Alumni
At a Saturday alumni meeting, Wald E Arnaud was chosen head of the Atlanta Law School Alumni. Temporary officers were elected and plans laid for a permanent graduation program and future constructive work. The organization, composed of practicing Atlanta bar members and graduates of the Atlanta Law School, will meet again in December for an internal banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlanta Law School
Tanuary
William de Arnaud
Iaud & Donchay
Basil Stocktudge
J G Licveworth
Tulloanes
R H Lindsey
Leoncal
Jo Grossman
Stephen Tighe
Toster
Osborne
J B
Charles Leates
Usvege Stun
Atlanta
Louisiana State beats Arkansas 12 to 7 at Shreveport
In Shreveport on November 8, Louisiana State University defeated Arkansas 12 to 7 after a tense game. Arkansas led 7 0 at halftime, but LSU rallied with a 20 yard run by Rudd and a goal by Dupont on placement from the 25 yard line. Final period passes and a touchback negated Arkansas advances as LSU added a late score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Shreveport
Loisiana State University
University of Arkansas
Loisiana
Rudd Cook
Dupont
Louisana
Crawford
Louisiana
Clemson
Citadel
Charleston
A&a
Schilloter
Weeks
Folger
Webb
Schilleter
Young
Miller
Wiles
Taylor
Quarte
N. C
AL & U
Richmond
Virginala Military Institute
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
Hell
Youell
Wo Mlf
Ede
Mins
Tulane
Starkville
Muiss
Mississippi A & MI
Aggies
Bavy
Bucknell
Annapolis
Suffe
Lehigh
Navy
Nor
Woodrow Wilson
Wils fFlenior Wilson
Army
Washinton
Wisconsin
Obia
Madson
Wis
University of Wisconsinn
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
Badger
Fogler and Lawson win six day grand race title
Fogler of Brooklyn and Lawson of Salt Lethe City led their team to victory in a six day bicycle race. They and four other teams pedaled 1329 miles and 9 laps across the event. Needham named catcher director of public safety for South Bethlehem. Lehigh overwhelmed Swarthmore 5 to 0 in college football.
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Boston
Joseph Fogler
Brooklyn
Iver Lawson
Salt Lethe City
To A
Needham
Stubenville
Anomas
Lehigh
Swarthmore
South Bethlehem
Mayo
W McLeish
Lehagh
Tham
Chicago Na- Swarthmore College
L. E. BISSELL Here For Auto Show Week
L E Bissell district manager for the White company with headquarters in Savannah is in Atlanta for the auto show week reviewing new 1914 models. He previously led the Atlanta White company branch and recently spent time in Savannah where he has seen continued success among automobile circles and business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loi. Bissell
Southeastern Sailes
White Company
Satanneh
Atlanta
Bissell
Atlant
Savannah
Automobile
BE Bissell
Old-Time Fan Looks at Old Southern League Plans
Charles A. Lamar recounts a 19th century Southern league discussion led by Nicholas Patrick Corish about a double season. He recalls Ted Sullivan’s Chattanooga push in 1892, masks and fans, and the demise of the double season. He also critiques Connie Mack's all American claims and comments on contemporary baseball politics and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lamar
Nicholas Patrick Corish
Corish
South
Savannah
Georgia
South Carolina
Coish
Harrigan
Frank Wilson
Zeke
al Gibson
Gibson
Ted Sullivan
Chattanooga
Mill Creek Bottom
Cincinnati
Lickskillet
Atlanta
Leach Maskrey
Ted
Baker
Keenan
Phillips
Bill
ChattneoRa
Maskrey
Columbus
Morton
Coxy
Connie Mack
Tyrus
Raymond Cobb
Connie
Pred Clarke
Ieready
Lynch
Garry
Herman
Tom Lynch
National League
George B Cox
Cole Company Premieres Standardized Cars at Auditorium
The 1914 auto show features the Standardized car by Cole Motor Car Company of Georgia. CR Turner explains standardization as the best product for minimum cost, noting three types of cars and the rise in sales and prestige nationwide, with a strong early-season gain in Indianapolis and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Company
Cals Motor Car Company
Georgia
Sal CR. Turner
Cole Botor Car Company
Cole Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
Cole
Uact
Selegion
Pia
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EDUR
City Prep
Auburn
Tech U
Semante
Madama T Vaindertilt
Tennessee
West Viginia
Georgetown
Caroling
Kentucky State
Wilmington Aisstaippr
A&w
Chinson
Howard
Princeton
Ile T Brown
Trartmouth
Pennsylvania
Buchi, In
Corned Willaims
Wesleyan
Suriivuse
New York
Nay
Albright
MCA
Holy Piass Tolehish
Soathmore
Thetsburg
Etyette
Tails
Nermont
Amherst
Worcester Poly
Miine
Bowdoin
Bates
Coltte
Rochester
Cladham
Trinceton
West Chinso
Northwestern
Michician Azzy
Mount Union
Ohio State
Kinsis Ll Washburn
Aussouri
Drade U
Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan
Washington
Rolta
Purdue
Ruse Paly
Mame
Ohio
Den
Reserve & Case
Wal. E. Arnaud
Ld School
Kicker
Bill Townsend
Riverside Milltary Academy
Townsend
Jack
Riverside
Bob McWhorter
Florida
C. Columba
University of South Carolina
University of Tlorida
Carolina
Fogler
Lawson
L. E. Bissell
Carlisle
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Gam
Homewood
Hopkins
West Point
Chicago
Swanston
Maroons
Menu
Dowa
Indiana
Iowa City
Iowa
Talay
Rose Poly
Lafayette
Ind
Rose Polytechnic
Automobile Tire Co., Inc
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
Ivy
Broadway
Marietta Street
America
White
THE
White && Company
Cleveland, Ohio
R. W. Woodruff
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