Hartford High Falls to Dothan Tigers in 6 to 0 Setback
Hartford High's football string ends at 18 as Dothan High overwhelms them 6 to 0 at Memorial Stadium. Key plays came on a Ford run and a short pass, with strong Dothan defense smothering Hartford's air game. Benton and Ford starred on defense and offense for Dothan, while Hartford showed grit despite the defeat before about 2,000 fans.
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Wisconsin high school athletes to be paid for injuries
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association proposes a plan to compensate high school athletes for 10 injury types. If approved in November the policy would be retroactive to September 1, with $40 to $200 benefits paid by the association, contingent on parental consent and injuries in practice or games. Nearly 500 member schools in the group.
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Stribling Knocks Out Christner In Three Round Victory
Georgia boxing star William L. Stribling Jr. dominated K. O. Christner of Akron with a sharp left hook in the third round, forcing a technical knockout in Boston. Referee Johnny Brassil halted the bout as Christner showed signs of severe damage. Dekuh then won a semi final decision over Hartwell ahead of Stribling's scheduled Atlanta bout on November 11.
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Kentucky Alabama conflict draws attention in Southern Conference
Nov. 1 AP dispatch notes the Kentucky Alabama clash as the standout game in the Southern Conference for the weekend. Other notable matchups include Georgia Florida at Savannah, North Carolina Georgia Tech in Chapel Hill, Tennessee Clemson in Knoxville, Vanderbilt Mississippi in Nashville, and Tulane Mississippi in New Orleans. Maryland Virginia, Virginia Poly Washington and Lee, and Davidson also feature prominently in the upper conference. Sewanee faces Rice Institute in Texas while Auburn meets Wofford. Duke faces Ville Hoyas in an intersectional bid. William and Mary and Mississippi College trail Harvard and Colgate.
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Dothan High Scrubs to Host Marianna Team Today
Dothan High School prepares for a 3 o'clock kickoff against Marianna Boys in Industrial School in what is billed as a strong matchup. The prior meeting saw Dothan win 50 to 0, with Marianna showing potential improvement this season.
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Bearded Kentucky Students To Be Shaved At Field Event
Harold Ray of Independence and Paul Howard of Howardton will be shaved on the field between halves of the Kentucky Alabama game. They won a beard-growing contest by the campus Circlé group, Ray taking first prize with a large silver cup and Howard second with a smaller trophy. A barber’s chair will be set on Staif Field for the shaving.
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Dartmouth Aims For Yale First Victory In New Haven
Dartmouth, undefeated in high scoring form with wins over four teams and a 7 2 victory over Harvard, travels to New Haven to face Yale. Yale, having lost to Georgia and tied Army, hosts the game as the slight underdog.
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Kentucky and Alabama clash on Stoll Field in Lexington
The University of Kentucky Wildcats host Alabama in Lexington as both teams push to avoid elimination from the Southern Conference race. A power line contest unfolds with strong backfield action, marking Alabama’s first Lexington visit since 1922. Players listed include Clement, Urbantak, Keily, and Phipps among others, with officials from Auburn and Davidson noted.
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