Cornell Loses to the Quakers in Penn Victory
Philadelphia November 28. History repeats as Pennsylvania defeats Cornell 12 to 4 before nearly 30,000 at Franklin Field. Forward passing and a blocked throw set up Pennsylvanias second score after a first-half goal from midfield. Cornell managed a late field goal as Caldwell kicked from the 35 yard line.
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van Ordman
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Cornet
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Princeton
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West Point
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Yale
High School Eleven Defeats Gainesville 18 to 0 in Gainesville
The Atlanta high school team traveled to Gainesville yesterday and beat the local squad 18 to 0. Touchdowns by Jarvis and Crandall in the second half and a first-half field goal by Kline sealed victory as Everett captained the side. Referee Johnson and umpire Thompson officiated. starting linemen included Wilking, Loeb, Neal, McDonald, Ward, Coleman, Klein, Crandall, and Ev erett.
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Natiaf
Atlanta
Kline
Jarvis
Crandall
Johnson
Hmory
Thompson
Wilking
Loeb
Neal
McDonald
Ward
Coleman
Klein
Everett
Memphis School Triumph Over Brannam and Hughes
Memphis University School defeated Brannam and Hughes School of Spring Hill 12 to 0 in a fast, edged game. A pair of touchdowns were scored while visitors struggled with failed forward passes, as Memphis players outpaced them with speed and aggression.
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Thanksgiving Day Game at Old Soft Reed Field
A fragmentary item notes a Thanksgiving Day game at Whitehall area with references to Buavey and 28 1-2 unspecified figures. The readable text is terse and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, yielding a brief, context-poor card.
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Buavey
Whitehall
Alabama Wins Season Finale in Muddy Tennessee Clash
In Alabama’s season ender against Tennessee, a lone first-half touchdown proved decisive as rain and three inches of mud slowed both teams. Pratt’s 40-yard kickoff return set up the score, while Alabama’s line dominated and Pratt’s punting kept Tennessee bottled up. Field goals failed and Tennessee’s Wert suffered an early second-half injury as Alabama claimed a 6-0 victory.
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Sporting Edito
Birmingham Age-Herald
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
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Loucks
Tennessee
Pratt
Auburn
Wert
Levene
Tech
D. Pratt
White
Morelock Powell
Sturdivant
Wert and Baker
Sewanee Battles Vanderbilt In Rough Football Clash
Sewanee and Vanderbilt fought a hard game with Lanier and Stone starring for Sewanee while Shipp struggled both ways. Vanderbilt opened scoring early and added two more before halftime, then extended in the second half as Sewanee rallied near the goal but fell short after a late Commodore touchdown.
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Costen
Lanter
Virginia Polytechnic Institute tops North Carolina in rough 20 to 6 win
Richmond Virginia November 28 Vir ginia Polytechnic Institute defeated the University of North Carolina 20 to 6 in a poorly played game. The Virginians dominated, with North Carolina scoring a late touchdown and goal. Fumbles and offsides plagued the play as key runs by Thomas and Dunlap sparked UNC concessions. The lineup lists Woggin Huffard Diffemdal etc.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of North Carolina
Virginians
North Carolina
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Dunlap
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Carolim
Vpl Woggin
Huffard Garrett
Diffemdal Thompson
Breckenridge Parker
Johnson Howell
R. Hodgson Deans
R. W.genith
Thomas
Mann
Lelfback McNeiil
Croswrell
V. B. Hodgson
College Football Results From South and Minor Games
Clemson tied with Georgia Tech as South results list Georgia and Auburn C Vanderbilt beat Sewanee while Alabama defeated Tennessee and N C A and M triumphed over Virginia. Davidson edged V M E. South Carolina defeated C Military 8 0. Mins A and M over Mississippi 16 0. Va Tech won 20 0 over North Carolina East Penn and Cornell split. Georgetown shutout Geo Washington. Minor games include Fordham over Holy Cross 35 0 and Notre Dame 21 over St Vincents 12.
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Owens
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Heidelberg
Baldwin
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Pennsylvania State
Lehigh
Carnegie Tech
Davidson Wins By Field Goal In Tight Roanoke Game
In Roanoke on November 28 Davidson College edged V M I 10 to 6. Denny ran 60 yards for a Davidson score, Elliott added the kick. The second half featured a late V M I surge before Davidson sealed it with a 35 yard Elliott place kick. Stars included Denny Fillett Edgerton James Morton for Davidson and Doyle McLane Magale for V M I.
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Laurie
Clemson Wins By One Point In Rain Soaked Contest
Clemson edged Tech 1 point as McFadden scored a late six pointer and Emerson fumbled on a crucial kick. Tech fought back with Emerson, Robert, and Davis making key gains, but Clemson’s stronger team and decisive drives left the Jackets on Clemson's 40 yard line at the whistle.
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Little Lighter Wins Rich Thanksgiving Handicap at New Orleans
In heavy mud the sold for 25 dollars Little Lighter beat favorite Plantland by a length in the Thanksgiving handicap at New Orleans. Faust led early and Plantland challenged before Little Lighter surged ahead. Dashaway finished third as a large crowd braved raw, cold weather.
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den of Dawn
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Alma Dufour
Yankee Girl
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Speare
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Tinker
Kiamesha II
Hustes
George Bailey
Antmua
Suftice
Charlie Thompson
Free Booter
Beauclere Wins Washington Cup at 6 to 1
Beauclere ridden by Swain won the tenth Washington Cup run over 2 1/4 miles before a large Thanksgiving Day crowd. Ironsides, the odds-on favorite, placed second with Right Royal in third. Economy initially won the Junior Steeplechase but was disqualified for fouling, and Sandy Creeker claim altered the result.
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Thanksgiving Handicap at Emeryville Sets Track Record
At Emeryville on Thanksgiving day the California record was broken in the handicap by Rifleman owned by R. J. Carman. Rifleman led from the start and held the lead amid ideal weather and a large crowd. Bet Bede won the closing race, with Kerry second and Hertves third, all on fast times and notable performances by multiple runners across the card.
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