Mercer Upsets Florida Bears Win 10 to 0 on Alumni Field
Mercer Bears defeated the Florida Gators 10 to 0 before Mercer's Homecoming crowd in Macon. Cecil and Lawrence connected on a 15 yard pass for a Mercer touchdown, and Lawrence added the extra point with a 25 yard punt setting up the second score. Mercer outgained Florida in total yards and first downs as Florida failed to convert threats, while Lightsey starred for Florida at end and Newton limited Mercer's attack. Next week Mercer travels to Atlanta to meet Oglethorpe for the S I A championship.
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Valdosta Skips Griffin In 0–0 Prep Football Duel
In Griffin Georgia on November 14 the Valdosta and Griffin game ended in a scoreless tie. Both squads matched on downs and defense with Smaha leading Griffin and Pittman Key and Heath notable for both sides. Valdosta twice blocked Griffin kicks and Griffin recovered both. Griffin held the visitors from scoring as Valdosta attempted late forays toward the goal line.
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Heath
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Garbett i Rogers Heath
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Connelly Gannon
Prewitt
Furman Beats Mississippi 7 to 2 in Greenville
Furman University Purple Hurricanes defeat the University of Mississippi 7 to 2 in Greenville. Key play a 18 yard pass from Chewning to Dobson for Furman’s only touchdown, with a late safety closing the score as Waters downed a center pass in the safety zone. Berlany added the extra point. Officials: Referee Black, Umpire Borock, Head Linesman Pew.
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Furman University
University of Mississippi
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Dobson
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Jone
Berlany
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Simmw
E. Brice Keaton
Smith O. Smith - Langford
W. Smith
Seceee
Coleman Crain
Dobson Davis
Kveen
Borock
Georgetown
Pew
Georgin
Yale Princeton Football Detail At Capital City Club
A Yale and Princeton clubs of Atlanta organize a play-by-play detail of the Yale Princeton football game to be heard at the Capital City club today. All alumni of both institutions are invited to attend.
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Capital City
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Numerous college grid games listed across region matchups
A long OCR list shows a wide array of college football and basketball pairings scattered across cities and states. It names teams such as Georgia Tech, Alabama, Kentucky, North Carolina State, Princeton, Yale, Harvard, Notre Dame, Michigan, Ohio State, Illinois, Minnesota, and many others, with venues like New Orleans, Birmingham, Columbus, and Berkeley. The fragment reads as a compiled schedule digest rather than a narrative item, with many garbled team names and stray locations.
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Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Georgia ‘Tech
Cohorbus
Auturn
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Hirminghwin
Alabama
Lexington
Football Results From Various Colleges and Cities
Millsaps defeated Howard 14 to 0. In Birmingham Southern beat S P U 19 to 6. Cambridge Harvard seconds lost 6 to 7 Brown freshmen. Greenville Furman 7 to 2 Missis setoni. Texas Aggies 18 Rice 6. Heidelberg 14 Ohio Northern 14. Otterbein 20 Muskings 13. Train to Tampa St. Petersburg and Florida West Coast at 11 40 a m. Walnut 1961 Sot i
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Mercer Bears Beat Florida as Georgia Auburn Looms
The writer recalls Mercer Coach Robinson turning around the program and notes Mercer defeated Florida, signaling improved play. Georgia prepares to face Auburn while Tech and Vanderbilt loom, with expectations of a close Columbus showdown and a balanced Tech-Vanderbilt contest on Grant Field.
Local Preps Victorious on Home Soil Friday
Atlanta prep football saw two home wins as Decatur toppled Madison 41-0 and Marist beat Locust Grove 12-7. Decatur dominated early and held Madison to two first downs, while Marist fought a tight battle with Locust Grove with key scores by Brookes and Van Brocklin and a late Corrigan interception.
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Bolland
Southern
Am -Renehkough
Penn Bids Illini for Next Season Football Game
The Athletic Council of the University of Pennsylvania announced future schedules including a game against Illinois here on October 21, next year, and a return tilt with Illinois in the west in 1926, plus meetings with Chicago in 1997 and the University of Pittsburgh next year in forward line play. Eaton scored two touchdowns and rallying runs highlighted the Penn performance amid strong backfield and line play. Athens High Defeats Lavonia in Lavonia 29-0 as weight and experience overpower locals. LaGrange High defeats Boys High 14-0 with Bolden starring and countering Lavonia style play.
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Columbus Georgia Prepares for Georgia Auburn Clash
Columbus expects 15,000 fans for the annual Georgia Auburn game at Driving Park Stadium with Georgia arriving from Athens and Auburn set to travel by train. The city braces with parades, traffic plans, and police coordination as both teams and bands arrive.
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