Tech Clemson contract ends with game this Thursday
By Dick Jemison. The five year Tech Clemson contract for 4 games in Atlanta on Thanksgiving ends this Thursday. Tech plans a bigger schedule next season with top teams and a possible Thanksgiving opponent, likely Auburn.
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Tech Clemson Turkey Day Clash Sets Season’s Tone
Atlanta fans hailed a historic season as Tech and Clemson prepared for the Turkey Day game. Experts projected a hard fought showdown with Tech and Clemson both boasting improved lineups led by seasoned players and strong defenses. The series history shows Tech leading 7 to 4 with one tie, but Clemson last beat Tech in 1907 and has not scored since 1909, underscoring Tech’s dominance in the long rivalry.
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Virginia Rules Favorite Over North Carolina Team
Virginia and North Carolina prepare for a massive crowd in the South as governors Cray and Strate lead their staffs to witness the twentieth meeting. Virginia holds a strong backfield edge led by Evans, while Carolina relies on a ground game centered by Gooch. Rooters are confident on both sides with slight odds favoring Virginia by two touchdowns.
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More Intersectional Games for Next Season
New York announces growing interest in intersectional football for 1915 with plans for eastern and southern colleges to schedule games against eastern and western powers. Notre Dame coach Rockne endorses expanding cross region contests to broaden understanding of offenses and widen opportunities for players and fans.
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Lanier Loses Pocketbook on Streetcar
West Point Ga. resident George H L Lanier reports his pocketbook with twenty dollars and valuable papers stolen Saturday on a Luglie streetcar en route to the football game. He believes his pocket was picked.
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North Carolina Dominates Southern Grid Rivalries
In a sparse Saturday slate no score changed the standings among southern elevens. North Carolina remains out front with 356 points scored to date while opponents totals vary, listing teams such as Tennessee Auburn Sewanee Vanderbilt Georgia and Mississippi with their respective conceded scores.
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Cornell Favored 10 Defeat Penn in Rivalry Meet
Cornell is favored to defeat Pennsylvania in the annual Turkey Day contest in Philadelphia. Past meetings show Penn’s dominance but Cornell has risen with point leader Barrett. The piece lists historic scores and notes Cornell’s strength after a slow start this season, highlighting the rivalry’s long history.
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High school championship game set for Augusta or Atlanta
The Constitution reports Augusta November 28 that Augusta’s academy challenges Tech High for the state high school championship. The game will be played in Augusta on December 4 or in Atlanta the next morning. Expenses for six players are guaranteed by the home team.
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Army Navy gridiron clash faces nineteenth meeting in Philadelphia
Army seeks to tie the series with Navy as the annual Army Navy game returns to Philadelphia. The long rivalry shows Navy ahead 9–8 with two ties in 18 games, while Army holds a points lead. The 19th battle promises a hard fought contest with history and pride on the line.
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Eastern Elevens Lead With W. & J. at Top in Scores
Western and Johns Hopkins pace the eastern grid list with 315 points to 61 this season. Dartmouth ranks second with 294, Army third, Pittsburgh fourth, Harvard fifth. The standings show Yale Navy Cornell and Princeton also among the opponents, with scattered figures and inconsistencies in the OCR text.
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Women Golfers Qualify in Invitation Tourney at Druid Hills
Four clubs led by East Lake Capital City Country Club Druid Hills and Ansley Park contest a handicap invitation tournament at the Druid Hills course. Qualifying rounds start today with nine hole and eighteen hole flights and finals on December 7. Handicaps apply and trophies await winners with a $1 entry fee.
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Dublin Black Killed at Mullet Supper Near Dublin
In Dublin Georgia on November 2 a black man named Wright was killed by fellow negro Burle Miller at a mullet supper near town with a pistol. The coroner’s jury disagreed on justification and Wright was ordered held for grand jury investigation.
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Vanderbilt Versus Sewanee Football Forecast in Nashville
Vanderbilt and Sewanee prepare for their long standing rivalry in Nashville on Thursday. Vanderbilt is favored though Sewanee has shown a recent rally, with both teams boasting historic meetings and scoring totals since 1891.
Semi finals reach in GCC C tourney with tight matches
In the GCC C tournament, Matehk's president's trophy event reaches the semi final stage after a full second round. Several first and second round results show players like P King Dick Jemison W Browne Lowry Arnold Pat Hammond and others advancing, with pairings set for the next round. Matches continue into the early week.
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Southern Elevens Name Captain Prospects This Week
Across the southern football scene, captains for 2313 elevens will be chosen this week. Tech’s choice is uncertain between Fielder and Lang, with Morrison a distant candidate. Auburn faces similar speculation with Harris or Rider as leading options. Teammates Henderson, Funk, and others are mentioned as possible leaders at various schools, reflecting the spread of post season captaincy decisions.
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Get Together Time for Farmers in Cotton Belt
An Ohio station preface urges farmer cooperation to regulate supply and demand, reduce cotton acreage, and imitate industrial consolidation. The piece argues wide farmer unity boosts prosperity, warns against disorganized winter crop gains, and discusses risks of foot and mouth disease and the need to boost south stock as meat prices rise.
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Dr Mell weighing Baptist college headship offer
Athens Georgia November 22 Dr John D Mell president of the Georgia Baptist convention says he has not decided on accepting the offer to lead Bessie Tift College for Young Women He is unfamiliar with the Bealty of the institution and weighs the financial and other concerns while managing country churches and a law practice.
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Georgia grower wagers on corn yield in Georgia
Augusta November 22 Jacob Paintzy president of the Georgia railroad doubts the claim of Luther Allred Jasper county who allegedly produced 222.17 bushels of corn per acre at the Macon fair He offers to wager 500 to 10 that 200 bushels cannot be grown in Georgia on one acre without irrigation using any fertilizer the two to decide terms of the bet
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Waycross Alderman Lost in Fresh Okefenokee Swamp
Waycross Georgia November 22 Special. Alderman J H Latimer of Waycross was separated from a party of nineteen hunters in the Okefenokee swamp while seeking deer and bear. After a night apart he was found at dawn close to the spot where he had begun, having built a fire less than five feet from his initial stand.
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