Manget Wright Lillard And Fair Named by Clay For Tech Fresh Backfield
In Grant Field this afternoon Tech freshmen face Auburn in the season finale. Coach Clay lists Captain Hearn Elliott Martin Thrash Crowley Manger Wright Fair and Lillard in a strong lineup as Tech hosts Auburn freshmen in a likely crowd of thousands.
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Lillard
Fair
Clay
Tech
Ray
Grant Field
Hearn
Elliott
Martin
Thrash
McBride
Hood
Chile
Crowley
Manger
Reid
Brewer
Auburn
Plains
Newell
Patterson
Manley
Scott
Tutworth
Hardwick
Granger
Snider
Nelson Dedicates a $30,000 Athletic Building
Nelson Georgia celebrates the dedication of a new gymnasium and basketball court costing $30,000. The facility, 110 by 70 feet with an 80 by 7 auditorium, includes stage, dressing rooms, showers, and a domestic science space. Local funds, aided by the Georgia Marble Co, financed the project amid speeches by Professor Carpenter and Dr. Sutton, with a Nelson band and a Cumming girls win in a doubleheader.
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Cumming
C. C. Carpenter
Focal High School
Georgia Marble Company
Srown
Carpenter
J. J.P. Tark
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Tate
Curley Barred for Life From Ringsides in New York
The New York boxing commission halted Curley after a riotous scene at Madison Square Garden during an elimination bout to crown a successor to the featherweight champion Dundee. Curley’s entrant Mike Dundee lost to Danny Kramer, but Curley kicked a judge and a police officer, prompting the commission to revoke his license for life. Kid Kaplan beat Bobby Garcia in a later bout, while Jose Lombardo defeated Lew Paluso in another featherweight match. The commission also allowed Garcia and Dundee to progress despite the disruption.
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New York Boxing Commission
Johnny Dundee
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Dick Curley
Curley
Mike Dundee
Danny Kramer
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Cartey
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Mathison
Tex Rickard
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Big House
Boxing Commission
Kid Kaplan
Bobby Garcia
Army
Meriden
Conn
Kaplan
Garcia
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Lew Paluso
Salt Lake City
Dundea
Britton Loses to Bob Sage in Detroit Bout
Detroit fighter Bob Sage defeated Britton of New York in a ten round judges decision, earning seven rounds to three on the card. Also on the same bill Ko Jekie won a ten round decision over Med' Her ting from Biloxi.
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Ko Jekie
Toledo
Med
Biloxi
Miss
Amis Aims Postseason Game For Howard Payne
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets clinch TIAC title with a 22 to 8 win over San Marcos college. Coach Dad Amis plans a post season game against the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association winner in Atlanta on Christmas or New Year’s Day.
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Today's grid of college games across the South and East
A dense schedule lists numerous matchups from Amanta-Oglethorpe versus Mercer in Montgomery to Yale against Harvard in New Haven. The list includes Auburn, Florida, Mississippi, Army–Navy style sites and many campus pairings with scattered city venues. many entries appear garbled but indicate broad regional college football and basketball action.
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AL Amanta—Oglethorpe
Mercer
Montgomery—Florida
Miassesippi! Aggies
Fort Benning
Fort Benang Ve
Chattanooga
Roanoke
Rodnoka Va
Maryville
Lexington
Transylvania
Marshall
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Defeated at polls General Flores revolts in Mexico
General An gel Flores governor of Sinaloa and last July's presidential candidate reportedly revolted from Culican with seven followers. He headed toward the Sinaloa Durango border to join General Miramontes, while officials questioned the report. Calles to be inaugurated November 36.
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Associated Press
Angel Flores
Sinaloa State
Mazatlan
el Universal
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Culican
Sinaloa
Sinaloa-Durango
Miramontes
Hector Almada
Valley of Mexico
General Flores
Plutarco Elias Calles
General Calles
President Coolidge says he will not help organize any house or senate
Washington November 1 President Coolidge stated he will take no part in organizing either the house or the senate, deeming it the members' right to choose their own leaders. He expressed confidence that whichever leaders Congress selects will be acceptable to him.
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Sinate
Congress
Life story of Ty Cobb serialized in The Constitution
The Constitution on Sunday begins a series on Ty Cobb the Georgia Peach who has reshaped baseball with Detroit Tigers. H G Salsinger notes Cobb’s .370 lifetime average, a 40 game run producing 41 runs and 76 hits, and 12 American League hitting titles. Cobb played 2,604 games and heads major league hit records.
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Constitution
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Georgia
H. G. Salsinger
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Detroit American League Tigers
Ty Cobb
Yale Team Meets Harvard With Edge on Condition
Yale faces Harvard in the football classic as New Haven fans bet high on Yale. Harvard battles injuries and a dismal season while Yale seeks a brilliant finish. Other East games include Rutgers Bucknell Lehigh Lafayette Army Norwich and Colgate Syracuse with key aims for Thanksgiving play.
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Lebanon Valley
Ve. Albright
State College
Penn State
Marietta
Salinsgrove
Susquehanan
Orsinus
AL Medford
Tutte
Mass
Aggies
Weat Point
Acmy
Norwich
Clarksbug
West
Virgin Wesleyan
Bethany
New Wilmington
Geneva
Weater
WEAT
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Harvard
Robert D. Lusk
New York
Crimson
New Haven
Cambridge
Robinson
Brown
Mii
New
Rutgers
Bucknell
Philadelphia
Navy
Lehigh
Lafayette
Beth Schem
Army
West Point
Colgate
Syracuse
Grange
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Frat Friction and a Scout’s Rise in College Football
A veteran football scout recounts his rise from campus gym to the college football scene. He details joining a fraternity house, securing a registrar’s office job, earning a spot on the team, and building a nationwide network that quietly controls American college athletics. The narrative highlights personal routes into football and the unseen power behind the sport.
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Gallege
New York
Tufts
Princeton
Massachusetts College
Griffin blank Marietta High in season finale on diamond
Griffin High defeated Marietta 12 to 0 on Griffin's local diamond. The game featured a 25-yard fumble return for a touchdown by a Pitt player in the first quarter and a 40-yard late run highlighting Griffin's strong finish. Marietta fought hard but Griffin's speed and breaks sealed the win for Coach Taliaferro's team.
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Griffin
Griffin High Eleven
Marietta
Pittman
Taliaferro
Rockne and Jones to pen season wrap for Yale Notre Dame
In a weekly Sunday feature The Constitution will carry Tad Jones and Knute Rockne reports from the Yale Harvard game and plans to collaborate with Glenn Warner to name an all American team. The arrangement promises southern readers a whirlwind finish to the football season with Walter Camp’s recognized selections.
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Yale Bulldogs
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Tadd Jones
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Pacific
Walter Camp
Notre Dame to Lose 23 Varsity Players Next Season
South Bend Nov 21 Knute Rockne announces Notre Dame will lose 23 key players after this season. the Four Horsemen quartet Stuhldreher Layden Miller Crowley, backs Connell Houser Gerry Miller Livergood and others depart. Capt Adams Walsh Harmon Arndt end careers next week after Carnegie Tech game. Kizer Weibel guards graduate. tackles Bach Roux and Miller rolled off.
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Ind
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Knute K. Rockne
Northwestern
Chicago
Four Horsemen
Harry Stuhldreher
Elmer Layden
Don Miller
Jimmy Crowley
Connell
Max Houser
Gerry Miller
Don
Bernie Livergood
William Cerney
Frank Reete
Rockin
Adams Walsh
Jon Harmon
Russell Arndt
Carnegie Tech
Noble Kizer
John Weibel
Charles Gluecker
Vincent Harrington
tTuntsinger
Charles Collins
Eaton
Bach
Rip Miller
Jules Roux
Tremaine Beats Wolgast in 12 Rounds Fight at Toledo
In Toledo on November 21, Tremaine defeated Bobby Wolgast of Philadelphia in a twelve round bout. Wolgast pressed the pace but Tremaine punished him with steady counters and punished blows throughout the contest.
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Ohio
Carl Crewaine
Cleveland
Iuweight
Fenight
Bobby Wolgast
Philadelphia
Wolgast
Tremaine
All Stars Game Postponed Against Bert McPherson
The football game between the All-Stars and Bert McPherson scheduled for this afternoon has been called off and will be played at a later site to be announced.
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All-Stars
Bert McPherson
Jacket Defense Grows as Tech Prepares for Auburn Game
Carter Barron brother of the famous Red of Tech football dazzled fans in the final scrimmage at Grantfield on Thanksgiving eve. He sprinted 80 yards for a touchdown and carved through the third-varsity defense. Tech varsity work was limited with key players sidelined by illness. Hansen and Wycoff rested, while Barron led the first backfield in standout form.
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George Congdon
Golden Tornado
Tech
Grant Field
Auburn
Clay
Spring Hill College
Florida
Kirk Newell
Tiger
Atlanta
Grantfield
Carter Barron
Barron
Wycoff
Walt Gouwin
Carpenter
Jacketa
Auburn Tiger Kittens
Alexander
Hansen Seri
Lansen
Hansen
Parron
Bip Farnsworth
Vaughn Connelly
Sam Murray
Farnsworth
Connelly
Mur
Barren
Third Varsity
Bar‘yirm
Fee
Fred Moore
Murra Craig Wilton
Race Tarrish
Wile Im
Solid Through Train to Tampa and Florida West Coast
The item notes a solid through train service to Tampa and the Florida West Coast departing or operating at 11:40 a.m. The Southern Railway is the carrier stated, with Walnut 1961 as a possible date or reference.
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St. Petersburg
Florida West Coast
Southern Railway
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