Dan Patch Sets 1:58 Mile Pace at Exhibition Run
Dan Patch paced an exhibition mile at 1:58 flat without wind, lowering the world pacing record. Star Pointer previously held 1:59 14, and the attempt occurred at Read We rack We tuer and track conditions were ideal, with pacers and timers noting splits through the backstretch and final quarter.
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Texans Lose Big Score In Narrow Defeat
A garbled recap details a Texas college basketball game with a late comeback effort by Texans and a final score near 29 to 11 in favor of the visitors. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece notes a notable performance and mentions November 1 and a Haron or Mahon context at a county high school setting.
Funiculaire Secures Second Victory At Cumberland Park
Nashville report notes Funiculaire winning his second race of the meeting at Cumberland Park in a speed handicap at seven furlongs. John Carroll, the favorite, unable to carry the weight. Weather clear, fast track. Other races include stakes events at short distances with multiple entrants and notable performances by Sceptre, Countess Clera, Laura do Ohio, and Potash among runners.
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Third tie game seen at Raleigh in college football
A large crowd at Raleigh watched the University of North Carolina and Agricultural and Mechanical play to a scoreless tie for the third consecutive year. Key plays included a near touchdown by Meadows and strong defensive stands by Merhofflen.
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Tars Beat Columbia in a Thwarted Contest
An uncertain OCR fragment mentions Tars and Columbia with garbled phrases. Available readable parts suggest a namesake sports clash but no clear date or score. The item appears damaged, with minimal decipherable facts.
Clemson Outs Auburn In 26 to 0 College Football Showdown
Clemson defeated Auburn 26 to 0 as Auburn struggled with slower plays and turnovers while Clemson executed power running and throwing. Stars Derrick and Patrick led Clemson. Auburn backs Foy and Wilkinson were outgunned. The game, played under diminishing daylight, featured four Clemson touchdowns in the first half and one in the second.
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Young Teddy Proved Star as Howard College Beats Cambridge
In Starkville on November 11 Howard College defeated Cambridge by a score of 72 to 60 amid a muddy field. Hayward was ruled out, Theodore Ruosyet Jr played the entire game and impressed, while Harvard freshmen faced Cushing. The locals wore down visitors with strong tackling and long trips, contributing to the win as fumbles gave them chances.
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Cumberland forfeits game after decision at Levington
Cumberland University of Lebanon forfeits a football game to Kentucky State College at Levington after a controversial decision with eight minutes left. Quarterback Guyn of Kentucky and halfback Rack Stuart of the visitors starred, while spectators deemed the ruling a raw deal and Redsmith for Cumberland played well.
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Georgia Downs North Georgie In Season Opener
Georgia defeated North Georgie 12 to 0 in the first game of the season at home. The Gators controlled the line and scored two touchdowns to secure an early lead and maintain it through the fourth quarter.
Michigan Gridiron Triumph Over Weng In Seventy Yard TD Rally
Ann Arbor reports Michigan defeats Weng 40 to 0 as the Wolverines roll up 110 yard touchdown drive. The day features limited play for substitutes, a standout 110 yard run by Gatlow, and Leonard failing on a drop kick attempt for a goal.
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Seawanee Ends Tie With Yale In Rough Slugfest
Seawanee and Yale battled to a 0 0 tie as both sides pressed for the decisive score. Yale showed strength in the second half while Seawanee defense clamped down on key drives, with standout stops near the goal line and cautious offense by both teams.
Georgia Tech Falls to Georgia in Roughly Played Game
The Yellow Jackets failed to meet expectations as Georgia Tech’s inconsistent offense cost them points against Georgia. Betting odds favored Georgia 2 to 1, but the game remained close with Tech showing signs of life though still uneven.
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Georgia Tech vs Sewanee and More Football Results
Summary of 1930s college football results shows South Georgia Tech 14 Sewanee 18 and Georgia 16 Dahlonega 12, Clemson 26 Auburn 0, North Carolina 0, Virginia 56 George Washington 6, Penn 12 Harvard 6, Yale 11 Brown 0, Penn 16 Cornell 6, Navy 14 Bucknell 0, plus chaotic notes on Sewanee 18 Lech 18 and various scattered remarks about games and fans.
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Virginia Wins by Long Run in Gridiron Showdown
Virginia triumphs as Mashigion records a long ground game against Washington University this afternoon. George Washington University and Johnson Virginia shine with 350 plus yards, a dramatic tying goal, and a standout running display.
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