Tech Yellow Jackets Tie Auburn in 1915 Season Finale
Dick Jemison reports the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets defeated the Auburn Plainsmen 7 to 0 in a fiercely fought game to cap Tech’s 1915 football season. Strupper’s spectacular 32 yard scoring run set the only touchdown as Tech dominated, outplaying Auburn in every phase except punting, with Morrison, Spence, and Lang shining on defense and line play.
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Cornell Triumph Over Penn in East Championship Showdown
Cornell defeated the University of Pennsylvania 24 to 9 at Franklin Field before twenty two thousand fans. Barrett scored twice and led a late surge as Cornell rebounded from a 9 7 halftime deficit, clinching the East title after a third straight win over Penn in 23 years. Navy observers noted the Army game looming in New York.
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Normandy winner Y M C A road race
Normandy wins the first annual two mile road race run by the Y M C A. Nor mandy clocked 11 minutes 42 seconds with Pope second ten seconds back and Roper third. Eight starters, cup offered by AG Spalding. winner earns a leg toward the permanent cup. Next year the race will be over a 4 4 yard course.
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Tigers Rally Past Commodores In Thanksgiving Win
Nashville star Curry exploded for Vanderbilt scoring bursts including an 80 yard kickoff return and multiple long runs as Vanderbilt erased a 22 point cushion, winning 27 to 9 over Sewanee. Dobbins starred for Sewanee as the Tigers were outplayed after the third period.
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Gordon Routed by G M C Eleven 82 to 0 in Milledgeville
Milledgeville November 26 special report shows Coach Maddoxs G M C overwhelming Gordon 82 to 0 before 2600 spectators. G M C dominated every phase with multiple touchdowns including long runs and successful kicks, final score 82 to 0.
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Mercer Fallen to Florida Eleven in Park Showdown
In Macon on November 25 Mercer game to Florida University ending 27 to 7 after a 70 yard Mercer run by Captain Swann. Florida added two late touchdowns, a 30 yard pass for a score, and a field goal before darkness halted play.
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Weekly
Chicago Nine Sails From Foreign Shores
The University of Chicago baseball team returning from a tour of Japan and the Philippines sailed home today amid a large crowd. They have won 33 games and lost seven on the trip.
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Bundy Triumphs In Open Inflation Bout At Indy
Mrs Bundy defeated Mal Bseasement Represent title holder 6 4 in the feature match of an inflation tournament at Indianapolis. Miss Bjuratedt defeated Mrs Bundy in an exhibition match recently in Sao Pry pea.
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City Prep Title Won by Tech High
Tech High won the city championship 7 to 6 over Boys High at Grant Field in a landmark clash. Judy Harlan starred for Tech High, with Fincher adding the deciding goal after touchdown as three thousand fans watched a fierce, defense-heavy game.
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Citadel Defeats South Carolina In Annual Rivalry
South Carolina loses to Citadel 65 yards from payoff as both teams struggle in a hard fought annual football game. Charleston era features long drives and key plays with Carolina’s end Luis highlighted by a spectacular tackle. Denaities scarce as Burian nearly breaks through early.
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Tar Heels Edge Virginia In Gridiron Thriller
Virginia battles North Carolina to a scoreless first half as injuries and relentless defense shape a tight game. Carolina strikes late with a yard run by Jesaian and stops Virginia from scoring, securing a narrow victory amid missed kicks and strategic plays.
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Athens High Drubbed by Georgia Mili tary College
Georgia Military College overwhelmed Athens High 46 to 0 on the GMA gridiron in College Park. GM A capitalized on six touchdowns, using trick plays, while Athens failed to threaten, managing only a few gains down the ends and a single forward pass. Lt. Burton Willett and Gerken starred for GM A, with Ware leading Athens.
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Waugh Mandot Bout Delayed Until Friday Weather Postpones Fight
In Shreveport on November 23 the fifteen round bout between Bubbly Waugh of Fort Worth Texas and Jes Mandot of New Orleans was postponed from today to tomorrow night due to weather conditions.
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Georgia Defeats Clemson Tigers In 12 to 0 Victory
Georgia defeats Clemson 12 to 0 in Athens as Paddock scores in the first quarter and Neville finds the end zone in the fourth. Henderson adds one extra point after touchdown. Georgians dominate with strong defense and standout running, aided by Neville and Garrard for Clemson. Attendance around 4,000 on a holiday afternoon.
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James Callahan to Manage Los Angeles Coast League Club
Jonny Powers owner of the Los Angeles Coast League club announces that James Callahan, former manager of the Chicago Americans, will lead the Los Angeles team next season.
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Young Ahearn Triumphs Over Wagner In Brooklyn Bout
Local light heavyweight Young Ahearn defeated Kid Wagner of Wilkes-Barre in ten rounds in Brooklyn. Ahearn conceded six pounds but dominated with superior work and technically out pointed Wagner throughout the contest.
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