Three Stars for Auburn in Pinehurst Golf Tour Win
Kim Barnes of Temple Terrace Florida and Johnny Farrell of Scarsdale New York won the fifth annual Professional South best ball tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina with a 60-05-134 score. They finished 10 under par over 36 holes in a field of about 50 pros, with multiple strong pairs also posting solid scores in the mid South amateur event and other leading rounds listed.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Kim Barnes
Temple Terrace Club
Florida
Johnny Farrell
Oakridge
Scarsdale
N.Y
Bates
Farrell
Mike Brady
Mamaroneck
Tim Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Ante Doyle
John Golden
Fred Hratt
W. P. Goebel
Charlotte
Donald Parson
Youngstown
Ohio
Walker
New York
T. P. Jamison
Greenburg
Harold Bloch
Wheeling
W.a
J.F. Heath
Paul Haddock
N. C
M. J. Bernet
Ht. G
New York City
Techs 1925 Football Schedule Upended By Strong Opponents
The article outlines Georgia Techs 1925 grid plan facing tough tests from Florida Penn State Alabama Notre Dame Vanderbilt Georgia and Auburn with few rest games. It notes scrimmage form and key matchups including Techs backfield rearrangement and a Thanksgiving clash with Auburn as a climax. Mercer also features by pressing Oglethorpe and Florida with a fast, powerful line.
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Mercer
Oglethorpe
Tech
Grant
Florida
Penn State
Alabama
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
Mike Donahue
Tigers
Bulldogs Scrimmage With Freshmen Preface Bainbridge Trip
Georgia varsity and captain Backman’s freshmen staged a bright scrimmage as Georgia prepares for Thanksgiving clash with Alabama in Birmingham. Morton and Hollis starred for the varsity, while Boland was effective at the line. Freshmen head to Bainbridge Friday for Florida freshmen game. Bainbridge crowd expected. Florida and Georgia governors may attend.
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Marcus Bryant
Athens
Georgia
Backman
Georgia Bulldogs
Birmingham
Alabama
Blackshear Smith
Butler
Wand
Bacon
Carminel
Howard
Fowler
Hills
Morton
Boland
Woodrofe
Day
dJoselove
Rogers
Luckie
Taylor
Thompson
Curran
Moore
Nelson
Kilpatrick
Thomason
Armand Mapp
Woodruff
Bainbridge
Central of Georgia Railway
Florida
Payne
Royal
Harbuck
Nashmith
Estes
Cather
Mesue Dornett
Weaver
Stewart
Scarborough Munn
Gurr
Eubanks
Morris
Bower
Martin
Wendall
Fletcher
Vangiesen
Shever
Ryan
Weatherly
Huff
Riverside
Furman
Mercer
Auburn
Auburn Rats
Satur
Fresh New
Fay to Arrive Sunday for Stribling Fight in Atlanta
Fay the Toursville coal miner prepares in his hometown for the Thanksgiving night heavyweight title bout with Young Stribling at the Auditorium. He will resume training Sunday afternoon at the Southern Athletic club Kimball House as matchmaker Holt Gewinner organizes the camp. Stribling, having his longest workout yet, sparred and jogged 10 rounds while plans to invite officials fell through. Ticket orders rise as gates near, top price is 3 dollars.
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Harry Fay
Toursville
Fay
Southern Athletic Club
Kimball House
Holt Gerwinner
American Legion
Charley Jones
Kay
Louisville
Atlanta Boxing Commission
Atlanta
Strib
Bill McGowan
Considera
Bill Clemons
Greenville
D. C
Fay Keiser
Walker
Gevinner
Gewinner
Southern Athletic Cub
Joon
America Dominates Global Sport in 1924 Year of Triumphs
A retrospective assesses 1924 athletic achievements led by Walter Hagen at the British Open and American Olympic wins. Yale rowed to victory, Tommy Gibbons defeated Georges Carpentier, the U S Davis Cup and Walker Cup triumphs, and a near-perfect year in sailing. The piece urges graceful winning and notes foreign observers studying American tactics while warning about future challenges.
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America
Walter Hagen
Yale
Fommy
Gibbons
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Bloomfield
United States
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Luis Angel Firpo
Ed States
England
Sina
South America
United
Phere
Jose
Paris
Finland
Yale Favored by Odds of 5003 Over Harvard Tilt
New Haven Conn November 20 Yale stands ready a day before the annual Harvard game with Yale a five to three favorite. Tad Jones warns against overconfidence as Yale prepares for any Harvard tactic including punting end runs or line smashing. Jack Failing likely to meet Percy Hammond in kicking while Dan Lindley returns from injury to bolster the offense. Veteran ends Binghem and Fann man look to start though Bingham may miss time with knee trouble. Huge rush for tickets and sixteen special trains expected to bring rooters to New Haven for the game.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Tad Jones
Jones
Eli
Jack
Percy Hammond
Dan Lindley
Stanley Gill
Princeton
Binghea
Bingham
Rootera
Hearn Defeats Cave Springs In 41 0 Victory
Cedartown reports Hearn academy of Cave Springs defeated the Seventh AL and M of Powder Springs 41 to 0. Hearn outweighed and outplayed the Aggies with long gains passes and decisive runs. Barrett Harris and Findley led Hearn while Wood and others stood out for Cave Springs in a hard fought game.
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Cedartown
Hearn Academy of
Cave Springs
AL & M
Powder Springs
Hearn
Barrett
Harris
Aggies
Wood
Findley
Mitchell
Greer
Mockery of Football Teams Asks If Schools Can Compete
The passage portrays a satire of football rivalries, listing fictional players with absurd names to mock the fixation on varied team types from city to sectional. It suggests the season is filled with mythical teams and a farce of athletic hierarchy.
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Tas
Culgate
Williams
Penn
Taste of
Brown
Richguard
Washington
Jeff
Shape
Virginia
Affair
William and Mars
Climate of
California
Locke
Yale
Hunchback
Notre Dame
Thornton is Named Mayor of Elberton
November 20 report notes Sne rrien defeats Hudgens for councilman in Elberton with spirited races. No other contests were reported, and the results emphasize local politics in Elberton.
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Thornton
Elberton
Snerrien
John
Hudgens
Nocks
Agnes Scott Hockey Match With Faculty Aims for Pranks
Agnes Scott college on Decatur hosts the annual hockey game between the student team and the faculty. The 2:30 p.m. match features elaborate challenges and conditions, with witty poetry threats and humorous rules about quarters, water, safety, and gate receipts to benefit the new hym.
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Agnes Scott College
Agnes Suntt
Agnes Scott
Decatur
Yang
Gil
Nur
College Park Triumph Wins 19 to 7 Over East Point
College Park defeated East Point 19 to 7 in the final game of the season played at College Park. The College Park team finished with four wins, three losses, and two ties after a cool season.
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College Park
East Point
Egalion
Hilltoppers Take Exams En Route to Loyola Clash
Georgetown Hilltoppers halted in the community for a brief workout on the Marist field before their Saturday battle in New Orleans against Loyola. The squad included four staff members as they passed four math questions under the watchful eye of professors, then prepared to travel to Louisiana for the remainder of their schedule.
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Georgetown Hilltoppers
New Orleans
Loyola
Somuel
Louisiana
Kentucky
Hilltoppers
Marist
Loxola
Ine
Amo
Hilltopper
Ind
Tech-Georgetown
Little
Endon Penn
Mike Palin
Penn State
Georgetown
Art Will Voield
Tech
Fulton Says Fight Was Square In Culver City Bout
Angeles, November 20. Reports of a frameup and bribery swirl around the Fulton Fuente heavyweight bout. Charges of hooked work and confessions surface as officials probe alleged violations of California boxing law. Fulton, Fuente, Winsor, and managers face $7,200 bail as DA records hint at a shady deal and ring insiders are summoned.
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Toy Angeles
Sheerlock Holmes
Ars
Culver City
Wred Eik Hien
Minnesota
Giter
Jack Reddy
Fulton
California
Big Liner Dislodged From Mud Bank at Antwerp
At Antwerp on November 1 the Red Star Line passenger steamer Bergenland was freed from a mid river mud bank after a concerted effort by a lading tug. The vessel immediately moved downstream and set course for Southampton for any needed repairs.
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Antwerp
Sebeldr Signee
Red Star Line
Bergenland
Southampton
Freshmen Clash as Tech and Auburn Eye Miniature Classic
Reid Wright and Brewer are out of the lineup as Tech and Auburn freshmen prepare for a Thanksgiving weekend clash. The game features six standout frosh across both squads, with Dickie Wright sidelined by a foot injury. Three key stars, including Wright, Reid, and Brewer, are unavailable, thinning the home attack.
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Reid, Wright and Brewer
Julian Griffin
Tech
Auburn
Sutarddy
Kid Chie
Anburn
Atlanta
Grantfield
Spiller
Sfield
Thes
Wrighe
Reid
Brewer
Dickie Wright
Honghe
Hack
Atlanta grid star joins fleet at Washington game
Aresiain, formerly of Atlanta grid, becomes right tackle for Scouting Eleven meeting the Army in Washington on November 22. The game serves as a military service football dedication with the President and Army Navy officials present to award the perpetual challenge trophy boosting wholesome sport among enlisted men.
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Aresiain
Atlan
Sever
Fira Army
Washington
Coalidge
Bavi
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