Brilliant 28-14 Alabama Triumph Over Georgia
Alabama defeated Georgia 28 to 14 before a home crowd of 77 000 as Gilmer threw for yards and three touchdowns. Star halfback Charlie Triplay led the surge while Georgia’s blockers and defense fought to contain the Alabama threat until an injury curtailed the late drive.
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Leroy Slums Gham
Wwe
Harry Gamer
Sarveevee
Georgis
Ted Oy
Charlie Trippay
Jeff Alabama
Mississipy State
Trecelocsa
Dec
Alabama
Georgia Bulldogs Rally Back Against Alabama Tide
In a high scoring clash, Georgia drives respond with a 66 yard pass to Richard Lee and a 64 yard follow up by Reid Mosley. Gilmer connects on a 12 yard pass to Hodges as Tripp breaks loose for a long score and the Tide defense fights back late.
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Hoag
Bulldog
Gilmer
Hugh Morrow
Burcingham
Sards
Miler
Bama
Emash
Ang Tripp
George
Fred Grant
Hama
Parate Pasa
Hodges
Tripp
Richard Lee
Secands
Georgia
Tide
Tigers Rout Baker Village 33 0 In Season Upswing
Dothan Tigers pound Baker Village 33 0 as star back James Ware Barketl leads rushes and scoring. Hodges and Tripp contribute as defense forces errors, boosting a 5 1 season record with Ware scoring in six straight games and 78 of 145 points.
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James Ware Barketl
Dothan High
Tigers
Tiger
Hie
Football Results Across Divisions Aggregate Scores
A large compilation of football results from East, Midwest, South, and West regions plus high school games. Notable showings include Army over Duke 44 13 and Navy over Penn 14 7 in the East, Notre Dame 56 over Iowa 0, Oklahoma 41 over Kansas 14, and Southern Cal 7 over Washington 13. Extra lines describe local high school action and scattered play-by-play notes.
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Navy
Penn
Army
Duke
Princeton
Hutgers
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Coast Guard Academy
Maaly Cross
Colgate
Kings Point
Boston College
Columbia
Brown
Temple & Pittsburgh
Bucknell
Lafayette
Darmouth
Syracuse
New York University
Brooklyn
Massachusetts State
Maine University
Haverford
Penn Military
Notre Dame
Iowa
Ohio State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Marquette
Michigan State
Ed Great Lakes
Western Michigan
Indiana
Tulsa
Michigan
Tilioys
Ohio Stateb
Purdueb
North Dakota State
North Dakota
Kansas
Wichita
Oklahoma
Bmissour
Nebraska
South Alabama
Georgia
Arkansas
Mississippi
West Virginia
Maryland
Ted
Farwest Denver
Utah State
Utah
Colorado A & M
Washington
Southern Calfornia
California
Nevada
Washington State
Idaho
Farragut Naval Center
Montana
Selma
Woodlawn
Bessemer
Gadeden
Ensley
Ramsay
Shader Cahaba
Phillips
Hewitt
McAdory
Sidney Lanier
Murphy
Oxford
Pel City
Wetumpka
Prattville
Piedmont
Tacol
Dadeville
Tortville
Talladega
Comer
Greensboro
Orrville
Tier Enterprise
Opp
Fairhope
Foley
Centerville
Westblacton
Dothan
Baker Village
Marlford
Stocomb
Dothan Tigers Crush Baker Village In Camp Event
Dothan scores early on a Marley to Parrish pass and dominates Baker Village. The Tigers race to a 14-0 halftime lead and pull away in the fourth, with Burkett producing multiple long runs and Marley adding the pivotal connections in a 76-0 victory.
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Dothan
Marley
Parrish
Hartford Bulldogs Dominate Slocomb 38 0
Hartford Bulldogs routed Slocomb 38 to 0 on Friday night. The Bulldogs overwhelmed Slocomb with a strong defense and scoring drive, delivering a decisive conference win.
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Hartford Bulldogs
Slocomb
Abbeville Defeats Florida Team 12-0
Abbeville blanked the Florida side 12 to 0 in a soggy afternoon game. The Yellow Jackets showed strong defense and steady running to keep the ball in the Blurdy team’s end and claim the shutout.
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Abbeville
Florida
Red Elephants Smash Donalsonville 13 0 in Friday Game
Newville’s Red Elephants defeated Donalsonville High 13 to 0 on Friday. Tywas Honey opened scoring with a 48 yard run, then Bruce Roney plunged in from the goal line and Ahden Brannan added the extra point. Brannon scored again in the third with a 13 yard run. Coach Jule Howell announced a next game vs Midland City at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium.
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Newville
Bruce Roney
Ahden Brannan
Red Elephants
Donalsonville
Tywas Honey
Red Elephant
Donalsonvilles
Roney
Brannon
Jule Howell
Midland City
Norm al Dothan
Wirecrass Memorial Stadium
Cottonwood Bears Triumph 6-0 Over Columbia
Cottonwood Bears defeated Columbia 6-0 on Homecoming Day before a several hundred crowd. A 25 yard pass from Lamar Sellers to RL Hall set the scoring in the last 15 seconds as Cottonwood held Columbia to no scoring and earned its first win of the season. DeWitt Perret and Bruce Whitehead anchored the line for the Bears while Culbreth Killingsworth and the Thomas brothers starred for Columbia amid strong plays and frequent interals.
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Columbia
Collerwood Bears
Houston County High School
Lamar Sellers
Hall
Cottonwood
DeWitt Perrette
Bruce Whitehead
Culbreth
Killingsworth
Alford
Thomas Brothers
Charles and
Perry
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C. H. Poitevint Veterinarian Hospital
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