Alabama Defeats Georgia Tech to End Perfect Run
Alabama upset Georgia Tech 14 to 7 as Harry Gilmer starred with 11 of 13 passes and five straight completions. Tech, seeking an eighth straight win, rallied late but failed to overcome the Tide’s early scoring drive and strong defense.
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Alabama
Georgia Tech
Harry Gilmer
Gilmer
Yellow Jackets
Tide
Rebel Steiner
Bob McCoy
Red Patton
Jackets
McCoy
Allen Bowen
Tech
Aatic
Bill Cadenhead
Retel Steiner
Hugh Morrow
Cadenhead
Jim Cain
Morrow
Mike Cassidy
Dinky Bowen
Fummne
Steiner
Atanama
Gilmer Phasor
Walt
Billy Willams
Deas
Folsom Tours Black Belt After Homecoming Victory
Campaign notes show Folsom visiting tri cities and Cullman then planning a Black Belt swing. He defends people’s program, cites achievements like tax token abolition and average $1,800 teacher salary, blaming professional politicians for failures and pledging annual report to supporters.
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Tri-Cities
Cullman
Big Jim
Voyles May Leave Auburn Post Soon
Columbus AP reports sports editor Gayle Hayes says Auburn football coach Carl Voyles will be removed after the season. Voyles, under a 5-year deal since 1945 at 11000 yearly, denied the rumors. Auburn has two wins this season, beating Louisiana Tech 14-0, Florida 20-14, while Georgia defeated Auburn 28-6.
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Columbus
Gayle Hayes
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Auburn
Carl Voyles
Dothan Fisherman Finds Lettered Bream in Florida Waters
Dothan fisherman C C Wilkinson reports he saw a pan of red-breast bream from Merritt's Lake near Marianna with fins bearing strange black markings resembling letters. He recalls an R followed by marks that looked like A SG 2 ww and others leaving him baffled.
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C. C. Wilkinson
North Alice Street
Merritt's Lake
Marianna
Wilkinson
Lee Anid
Tigers Triumph in Season Finale Over Leon High Lions
Tigers led by McGowan Gray and Roney defeated the Leon High Lions of Tallahassee in a hard fought season finale. Florida Stateoutrounded late in the fourth, with key plays from Grav and Grevi sealing the win as Caneper OD Re Hewee and Hoveter contributed solid defense and offense.
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Detnea T.gete
Leon High Lions
Tallahassee
Corie Oyna
Thane Florida
Brovant Ie
Aniston
Pensacna
Colas A Gawan
Ane Hope
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Plague Inc
Ts le Ren
Ray Comyprenev
Fred Tetum
F.c.a Dere
Roy
Sava
Gray
Cope
Auburn Overpowered Again In 28-6 Defeat By Georgia
In BUS Georgia, the Tigers fell 28 to 6 as Georgia outgained Auburn with 226 rushing yards and 124 passing. Joe Geri led Auburn with 47 total yards, Henderson had 38 on 10 carries, while Auburn’s Jerking and Waddall totaled 26 and 14 yards respectively.
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Georgia
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Liptak
Auourn
Bulldogs
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Soath
Esant
Henderson
Zac Jerking
Waddall
Tennessee Vols Rout B. C 38-13
Tennessee defeated a strong Boston College squad 38 to 13 before 25 000 fans in Knoxville. A sharp Vols passing attack produced four aerial touchdowns while BCs powerful running game generated 21 first downs but failed to convert in the red zone.
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Vols
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Various high school football scores across Alabama and beyond
A dense list of football results features Dothan, Tallahassee, Midland City, Headland, Rehobeth, Eufaula, Troy, Columbia, Enterprise, Florala, Marianna, Graceville, Niceville, Chipley, Abbeville, Pensacola, Lanier, Tallassee, Huntsville, UMS Mobile, Gadsden, Anniston, Loretto, St Bernard, Talladega, Starke, TR Miller, Opelika, Auburn, Evergreen, Camden, Lanier, and other teams with numerous outcomes including several mismatches and ties.
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Tallahassee
Dothan Bees
Arlington
Young Jr
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Headland
Rehobeth
Vicksburg
Eufaula
Ozark
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Elba
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Anniston
Loretto
St Bernard
Talladega
Starke
TR Miller
McKenzie
Opelika
Aubumm Hi
Evergreen
Camden
Bia Jim Winds Up Third Week Of Tour
Florence Alabama AP reports Governor James E. Folsom concluded the third week of his report to the public and press during a statewide tour. He highlighted economic development, infrastructure plans, and rural outreach while outlining upcoming initiatives and campaign stops.
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Florence. Ala
James E. Folsom
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