Major Southern Teams Battle In Week Of Conference Play
Major southern programs enter conference clashes this week with Georgia versus North Carolina and Alabama versus Tennessee drawing top attention. Georgia is favored at Athens despite recent setbacks. Tennessee, hampered by injuries, may enter Tuscaloosa as underdog. Alabama routed Mississippi last week. Virginia faces Virginia at Lexington. Tech faces Auburn. Kentucky and LSU expect easy wins. other intercollegiate games feature Navy, Loyola, Howard, and Tulane among numerous pairings.
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Glenna Gollett Defends California Title on Long 6630-Yard Course
Glenna Collette, five time national champion, travels to the Los Angeles Country Club to defend her American title in a field of ninety nine contenders on a 6630 yard Pacific coast layout. Marion Hollins leads challengers with strong form as eastern entrants cope with Bermuda fairways and treacherous greens while Dorothy Campbell Hurd signals her likely final national appearance and Helen Stetson remains a prior champion seeking one more title.
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Biggest thrills spark Saturday college grid results
Georgia’s win over Yale stood out as the week's top moment while Alabama beat Sewanee and Maryland troubled North Carolina. Florida edged Auburn by a single score as Vanderbilt and Tennessee over Virginia Poly and Mississippi. Clemson routed North Carolina State. South Carolina slimly beat LSU. Alabama–Tennessee and Georgia–North Carolina loom next weekend with Carnegie Tech’s upset of Georgia Tech boosting Tartans among leaders. Yale’s loss reshapes the race with Eli still in contention.
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Southern Conference Football Scores Across Week
Saturday results show North Carolina 28 over Maryland 21 and Alabama 25 over Sewanee 0. Florida 7 beat Auburn, Tennessee 27 defeated Mississippi 0. Georgia 18 edged Yale 14, Vanderbilt 40 over W P L O. Duke 12 defeated Davidson, South Carolina 7 over L 8 U G. West Virginia 33 over Washington Lee 13. Carnegie Tech 31 beat Georgia Tech 0. Tulane 19 over Texas A and M. Citadel 7 over VMI 6. Pennsylvania 40 defeated Virginia 6. Kentucky 57 over Maryville College 0.
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Harvard and Army set clash as All East slate opens
Harvard meets Army at Harvard Stadium next Saturday in the headline All East football fixture. Yale eyes a rebound against Brown after a setback to Georgia, while Princeton seeks revenge on a still unproven Cornell. Pittsburgh visits Syracuse and Dartmouth tests Columbia. Georgetown faces Western Maryland. Fordham and Boston College renew Columbus Day clash.
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Almakary Leads Souther Conference Scoring
Almakary of LSU remains top scorer in the Southern Conference with 62 points after Saturday games, ahead of Georgia’s Jack Roberts who sits second with 48. Hendrix of LSU is third with 42, and Kentucky’s Shipwreck Kelly holds fifth as leaders list continues.
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Flags Of Victory At Alabama Camps Highlight Auburn Rivalry
Flags of victory floated over three Alabama camps as Auburn’s battle against odds at Jacksonville stood out. Chet Wynne directed a strong Auburn effort, Florida narrowly beat Auburn by seven, and Alabama’s Crimson Tide defeated Tennessee 25 to 0 in Birmingham. Howard’s team also won 6 to 0 at Memphis.
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