Georgia Thumps Dahlonega Team In Championship Gridiron
Under a blazing September sun the Georgia team routed Dahlonega 22 to 6 in a rugged clash. Stars Bob Whithorp and Captain-elect Dave Paddock were sidelined but the Red and Black surged with disciplined line play and long runs. Griffen, Welly, Ferguson led the visitors as Georgia, buoyed by Branton’s leadership, pressed toward the southern championship.
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Clark Howell
Athena
Black
Dahlon
Ega
Bob WeWhorter
Dave Paddock
Focal Warriors
Cunninghams
Mountaineers
Branten
Ear Georgia
Dahionesa
Griffen
Ferguson
Ingiveham
Thomson Brovies
Loxan Selig
Coleman Dorse
Holtendorf
Paine
Babloners
Postlons
Georgia
Pullin
Henderson Beane Hatnet Cuaris
Everett Scott Boule
Heddle
Disen
Floyd Tarkiew
Metonnell
Aarkne
Walker Palmer
Fada
Aetrrls
Thrash Merris
Pittabur
Cornell
Ithaca
University of Piltspurg
Barrett
Williamson
Early 1914 College Football Scores and Highlights
A scattered wrap of results from the 1914 season shows Virginia, Pitt, Cornell, Princeton, Penn, Gettysburg, Harvard, Yale, Indiana, and Brown among others. Notable plays include a Virginia kickoff return for a touchdown and multi touchdown performances, with Yale and Harvard posting decisive early season wins.
How Many Shots Fired
The article examines wartime firing rates and expenses citing Russo movement data. It notes one battalion fired two rounds per gun and another 3404 rounds daily, averaging about 413 rounds per gun per day, illustrating the heavy cost of modern warfare.
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Scientifie
Americau
Djaonan
Marions Easy for Auburn Team
Auburn defeats Marion Institute 39 to 0 in a 1914 scrimmage where Auburns backfield showed early season form. Streit and Captain Roberts starred for Marion with Prendergast and Arnold delivering long runs. The game featured strong line play by Auburn as the visitors earned the better honors in a hot day clash.
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Donahue
Auburn
Milton Institut
Ion
Areneid
Marion Boys
Streit
Roberts
Wingo
Marion
Prendergast
Arnold
Elder and Harris
Arion
Alborn
Feit Robinson
Turner
jSwraple
Fricle Hight
Faber Mirtin
Campbellett
Juariea Loulael ‘Thigpen
Awthorn Madden
Ateo Steed Fehois
Oraig ' Robinson Cape Howle
Gantt Bailey
Javior Culperter Monk
Bailey Vandy ‘Hairston
Wingo Prendergast
Kirnet Arnold
Harris Wlanchard
Rebverts
Pan ‘Harri Baines
Jones
Harris
Haire Lon
Arnald L Prendergast
Gos
Nehenor Gmpire
Lockwood
Igart
Steadman
Scarcity of subs worries Alabama football squad
Three weeks from a Birmingham showdown with Heisman’s Jackets, Alabama faces a subs shortage. Coach Graves to integrate reserves and freshmen, with regulars to be managed, while injuries, faculty rules, and limited underclassmen threaten depth ahead of the October 17 clash and the Georgia trip.
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Asm Rountree, Jr. University
Crimson Machine
Helymans Xxelion Jackets
Birmingham
Joplin Returns to QB Duties as Graves Seeks Stability
Injured Haish travels to Birmingham for treatment while Joplin returns to the gridiron. His ankle and recovery affect the quarterback outlook. Joplin resumes practice midweek and has played brilliantly, likely earning the regular QB role. Fifteen varsity players go on the training table Tuesday night with eleven to be retained as veterans and four new men to be chosen.
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Haish
Hack
Birmingham
Herron
Joplin
Graves
Auto Races at Memphis Debut by AAA Officials
Memphis opens its first AA A sanctioned automobile racing meet during the tristate fair. Lews Dishrow sets local dirt track records for the one mile and five miles with times of 1 minute 31.4 seconds and 4 minutes 13 seconds. Results note Eddie Hearne and Rainier among top five mile racers amid a crowded event. A separate item mentions Mrs Helen Ve Bevre of New York gifting 1000 dollars to New York University in memory of her husband and late Dean Faber Le Fevre, with funds directed to the Medical College dean’s salary.
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Memphis
Teun
Amerian Automobile Association
Lews Dishrow
Eddie Hearne
J Rainier
Helen H Ve Bevre
York
New York University
Mamary
Faber le Fevre
Medical College of the University
Mercer Baptists Defeat Gordon Cadets 44 to 0 in Season Opener
In Macon on September 26, Mercer Baptists defeated Gordon Cadets 44 to 0. Parker Sammons and Welch contributed steady gains, Swann scored two touchdowns, Cochran returned a punt for 85 yards for another TD, and Hawes added a late scoring drive. Captain Beil starred on defense with three first downs.
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Charles B. Comey
Macon
Sperial
Mercer Baptists
Gordon Cadets
Mercer
Bucka
Parner Swann
Cochran
Gordon
Hawes
Une
Parker Sammons
Welch
Gorden
Beil
Hi Line
Pugitimn Gordon
Lee Wood Lanier
wWichael
Johns Hughley
Montgomery Baker
Hawiinas
McConnel
Holman Adams
Arn Webb Davis
McWhorter
Forrester Hughley
Puckett Hawes
Hammond
Printfs
Swann
Beil Hawes
Shaun Coobran
Welh
Holt Manghon Dominons
Beasley Parker
Hawoc
Florence Fairbwk Bell
Touchdowny Swann
Cochrar
Parker
Barker
Reteren Smith
Carpell
Kingsbury
Springfield
Mnesman “Taddox
Georgia
Mississippi Aggies Have Fine Prospects
The Mississippi Agricultural College squad, after 30 players practicing daily at Hardy Field, shows strong early form. Veterans Bilard Potter Raney and others report in. promising newcomers include Gholson and Wheatley, with key matches against Auburn and Georgia on the horizon.
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W. D. Chadwick
Agricultural College
Miss
Hardy Field
Bilard
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