Princeton Rally Beats Yale In Final Quarter Classic
Yale defeated Princeton 14 19 in a dramatic dedication game for Princeton’s Palmer Memorial Stadium. Princeton surged in the last fifteen minutes, scoring twice and threatening a late victory as Yale maintained a strong defense and steady offensive drives throughout.
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Auburn S. I. A. A. Champs Rank Over Tennessee Eleven
By Dick Jemison Auburn football is claimed as the S I A A champion with a stronger record than Tennessee. Auburn notes its immaculate goal line and compares results with Vanderbilt, Alabama, Sewanee, Tech, Mississippi A. and M. The analysis ranks Auburn first, Tennessee second, Tech third with Sewanee tied among top contenders.
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Can De Oro Defeat Inman Cuban Star at English Game
Chicago readers hear veteran Louis Bensinger back Cuban sensation Alfredo de Oro to defeat English billiards champion Inman. He wagers from 1090 to 10000 on three months practice to lift the crown, arguing de Oro’s versatile stroke suits both three‑cushion and pocket billiards.
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Washington and Lee Defeats Virginia in Cross Country Meet
Washington and Lee University won the south Atlantic intercollegiate cross country race against the University of Virginia in Lexington, Va, by a margin of 17 to 40. The event occurred on November 14, as the two teams competed for top honors.
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Illinois cinches Western title in 21 to 7 win
Urbana Illinois November 14 Illinois clinches the Western conference title by defeating Chicago 21 to 7 while Wisconsin falls to Minnesota. Illinois exploits open plays with double and triple passes and spread formations. Des Jardien's punting helps stifle Chicago drives as Portus Clark and Pogue score the decisive touchdowns.
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Tennessee Wins From the Tigers at Sewanee
Tennessee defeats Sewanee 14 to 7 in a heated clash at Chattanooga on November 14. Key plays include May’s 80 yard drive and Palmer’s early scoring strike, with Sewanee rallying in the final periods but Tennessee’s stout defense holding. Final lineups list Warrail Parker Kerr Harrelson McCormick and May for Tennessee against Parker Byerly Lindsay for Sewanee.
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Vanderbilt Defeats Auburn in Hard Fought Southern Rivalry
In Birmingham on November 14 Vanderbilt challenged Auburn in a hard fought game amid dreary weather. Auburn scored the only touchdown and won 6 to 0 as Vanderbilt struggled to breach the Plainsmen’s line. Key players included Sikes, Curry, Cody for Auburn and Harris, Bidez, Hart for Vanderbilt. final line featured repeated punting exchanges and desperate attempts near the 25-yard line.
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Cornell Springs Another Surprise
Ann Arbor November 14 Cornell clearly outclassed Michigan today winning 28 to 1 2. The defeat marked Michigan's worst season under coach Fielding H. Yost in his fifteen seasons. Barrett, Cornell's quarterback, shone brightest repeatedly eluding tacklers and sprinting 40 yards for a touchdown while Maulbetsch and Gainer were Michigan's main threats.
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Druid Hills Club Invites Women to Tourney on Links
The Druid Hills Golf Club hosts an invitation golf tournament for Atlanta women golfers this week. All city women are invited to enter. Qualifying rounds Monday and Tuesday will determine flights with 18 holes for the first flight and nine holes for the others. Entrance fee is $1.
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Clemson Tigers Rally Past Cadets in Narrow Victory
Clemson built a 21 point first quarter lead but allowed Sinia Military Institute to rally. The cadets scored three touchdowns and a field goal, while Clemson managed two field goals in the second half. Webb and James starred for Clemson. Bain Oakes and Beasley led the cadets.
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B WATSON DEAD AT GREENVILLE
Tallahassee Ga resident Bradley Watson died November 9 in Greenville. Interment held in Knoxville with the report noting the death and burial details.
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Tuskegee Beats Fisk To Lead SIAC Contention
In Tuskegee Alabama on November 14 the Tuskegee football team defeated Fisk 9 to 7. The game featured Tuskegee dominating most of play with Morehouse College of Atlanta as a contender for the league title. The Tigers held a strong lead until the final minutes.
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Georgia Tech Triumph Over Georgia In Rough Gridiron Battle
Tech Yellow Jackets edge University of Georgia 7 to 0 in a muddy, wind driven clash. Patten’s 30 yard run sparked Tech and Morrison and Fielder star in defense as Georgia fought valiantly. First Tech victory since 1909, amid cautious bets and jubilant Tech supporters.
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