Kilgore Scores Twice For Oglethorpe In Chattanooga
In Chattanooga on November 27 the Oglethorpe Petrels defeated the University of Chattanooga Moccasins 20 to 2. Kilgore scored both Petrel touchdowns with Campbell adding the extra points, Maurer left with a bad ankle, Kilgore also returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown as the Petrels showed strong offense and stout defense.
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Last Team of Haughton Bowl to Syracuse, 9 to 6
The final game of the season saw Percy Haughton’s team defeated by Syracuse 9 to 6 at the Polo Grounds New York. Walter Koppisch scored Columbia’s touchdown on a 25-yard play, while Syracuse’s Jack McBride amassed all points with three field goals and a goal from the line. Krissel kicked unsuccessfully as Columbia attempted a field goal and failed twice to convert on kicks.
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Nittany Lion Falls To Pitt At Forbes Field
Pitt defeated Penn State 24 to 3 at Forbes Field. Pitt took early control as Penn State missed a key scoring chance on their own 20 yard line, Prevost kicked a field goal after a Pitt turnover, and Pitt outplayed the Nittany Lions in backfield play. Meanwhile Columbia’s star Walter Koppisch closed his college career with a touchdown and 192 career points as Syracuse shut down the Lions.
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Florida Gators Beat Drake 10 to 0 on Sunshine Day
Fleming Field Gainesville Fla November 27 Florida Fighting Gators defeated Drake Bulldogs 10 to 0 in a windy battle. Newton and Brown starred with a field goal and a TD after a scoreless first half. Drake threatened in the third period but Florida held and extended the lead with solid backfield and line work.
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Brown Tops Colgate 61 20 in Football Battle
Providence November 27 Brown built a 20 point lead in the first two periods against Colgate then tightened on defense in the second half to win 61 to 20. Brown scoring included three touchdowns and two goals for point. Colgate briefly threatened in the third period but a late long pass set up Stratton for a 70 yard run and Colgate’s only score.
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South Carolina Triumphs Over Wake Forest 7-0 In Thanksgiving Game
The Gamecocks upset Wake Forest 7 to 0 on Thanksgiving with two long second quarter passes setting up Jasckiewiczs touchdown. Brice added the extra point after the score. Officials included Longstreth as referee and Carrington as umpire.
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Tulane Defeats Louisiana College 43 to 0 in Baton Rouge
Tulane shut out Louisiana College 43 to 0 in Baton Rouge before 25 000 fans the largest crowd for a Louisiana game. Tulane scored both touchdowns in the second period and L A A failed to score after being stopped at the Ginch line for downs.
Tech Triumphs Over Auburn 7 to 0 in Classic Thanksgiving Clash
Georgia Tech, led by Douglas Wycoff, drove 90 yards for the decisive score as Ivan Williams kicked the conversion, defeating Auburn 7 0 on Grant Field. Wycoff starred with the standout drive and seven punt advantage helped Tech overpower the Tigers in a fiercely fought third quarter showing historic team play and power.
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