Florida Gators Meet Mercer Bears In Macon Friday Fight
In Macon Georgia the Florida Gators and Mercer Bears prepare for a Friday clash on Alumni field amid a 5 000 strong crowd. Florida players recover from the Army trip with Middlekauff sidelined and Tiny Chaplin likely to see action. Mercer faces injuries to McDonald Stein and Tipton with others nursing ailments as Scotty Young returns to action in a cautious buildup to the game.
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Strategy To Make Breaks Princeton's Winning Factor
Robert Edgren argues that breaks are engineered by bold teams, citing Princeton's 32 to 0 upset of Harvard as proof. He credits aggressive play and risk taking for decisive gains, contrasting with conservative past Big Three matchups and noting Princeton's early surprise kick return and continual high-risk tactics that produced multiple touchdowns.
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Tech Rat Race Set for Today
This afternoon at 4:80 o'clock the third cross country run of the Willis Brooks cross country races for Georgia Tech freshmen will be held start ous and ending on Grantfield. C Gattis won the first of the net of five races to be staged during the winter months with McConnell winning the second race last Friday afternoon. Gatlis barely nosed McConnell out of first place in the first run by a great sprint in the 10 yards to the course. McConnell turned the second race into an ene y victory. The highest man for the five races will be presented with a handsome silver loving cup while the winner in each race will receive a silver medal. A school has been opened in London England for the purpose of teaching men to dress well conducted by three men who were formerly of high status but who met with reverses.
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Notre Dame Eyes Victory Over Nebraska In Big Nine Clash
Chicago reports excite over Notre Dame facing Nebraska with Harold Grange and Minnesota figures. Alumni fear loss to Nebraska and insomnia if they win. Game set for South Bend with injuries noted, while Chicago Maroons and Northwestern loom as opponents. Other key matchups include Iowa versus Wisconsin and Michigan versus Ohio State.
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Tech Harriers Off For Meet
Seven Georgia Tech cross country runners depart Atlanta with Captain Tom Mitchell for Lexington Virginia to run in the Southern Intercollegiate cross country meet Saturday afternoon. The team includes Bob Goodburn Lindsay Roberts Francia Daves Garry Boyle and Ewell Davies. Seven runners compete but five score. The six mile rough course follows the Kingston and the football field at Oakl ock. Participating teams include Georgia Maryland Virginia North Carolina V M I Kentucky and others. Tech harriers have a strong season with two wins this year at Grane and Clemson.
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Reds release George Burns from Cincinnati club
Cincinnati Ohio George Burns outfielder in the National League is released after ten years with the Giants and two with the Reds. The club’s president expressed appreciation for his services and noted Burns is considering one to three managerial propositions.
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Race Officials Are Announced For New Orleans Meet
New Orleans November 13 Officials for the fair grounds race meet ing which begins January 1 were announced today by John Dymond Jr president of the Business Men's association Joseph A Murphy will be presiding steward with Herwath Conkling John Ireland C W y and A J Stallings as associates Joseph MacLemmin mained secretary and Wiliam Hamilton starter Admission to the track would be reduced New prices of 2 for men and 10 for women included the war tax
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Furman Mississippi Game Moves Up One Day
Greenville news reports Furman University and the University of Mississippi will play Saturday's football game a day earlier in Anderson at the American Legion stadium to avoid a Clemson Citadel clash. The schedule shift mirrors a prior Clemson-Furman reciprocity.
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Stribling to Start Work At Once for Fay Battle
Fay Battle will feature Stribling in a light heavyweight bout at the Auditorium on November 27. The fight, promoted by Holt Gewinner for the American Legion, aims to position Fay toward a world title, with Stribling delaying any further bouts until January in Miami after negotiations reached a high offer.
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Hornsby Price Trade Delayed in St Louis
In St Louis on November 1 a decision on a new contract for Rogers Hornsby will be postponed until after January 1. Hornsby, star Cardinal and baseman, reportedly earned about 17400 on his last deal and may sign a three year pact around 100400. The Cardinals expect little winter trading, per manager Branch Rickey. Also noted, a New York songwriter received a white hearse from police, said to be his long-missing limousine body used in a theft months ago.
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RATS OFF TO FLORIDA ON LONGEST CADet TRIP
Texington Virginia November 1 The V M Freshman football squad left this morning for Jacksonville to face the University of Florida freshmen The party includes Captain Thornhik and 220 other players Coaches Faulkner and Vleis, and Manager Fields The two complete teams practiced in Lynchburg and will arrive in Jacksonville Friday afternoon
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Billiard Champion Greenleaf Exhibits in Atlanta
William F. Greenleaf of Monmouth Alabama will perform an exhibition billiard match Tuesday and Thursday night to benefit Atlanta billiard players. He is Ralph Greenleaf's cousin. Both games took place at the Fairlie and Walton billiard parlors. Water buffalo hides are being shipped from China to the United States for manufacturing into skin Solid through train to Tampa St. Petersburg and Florida West Coast 11 40 a.m. Walnut 1961 Southern Railway.
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Solemn Tribute Delays Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Game
Georgia Tech shifts plans for the Vanderbilt clash at Grant Field to honor Dr. W. L. Emerson dean of Georgia Teel who died Thursday. Freshmen game moved to Friday at Spiller Field while Grant Field is closed for the memorial. Several players listed as injured or doubtful as Tech drills focused on stopping a forward pass and preparing for a tough afternoon on campus.
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