Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech Play 0-0 Tie in Conference Race
In Nashville on November 5, Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech fought to a scoreless stalemate as both teams remained undefeated in their conference. Commodores back Billy Spears threatened late with a failed field goal from the Tech five yard line while Stumpy Thomason caused constant concerns for Vanderbilt.
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Oglethorpe Tops Presbyterian 14–6 in Atlanta Showdown
Taliaferro, Oglethorpe halfback, sprinted 95 yards on the opening kickoff to give the fast Georgia team a lead it would not surrender. Presbyterian countered with a 65-yard run by Stamps but could not convert the extra point, before Garlington’s 17-yard TD capped scoring.
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Clemson Bulldogs Defeat Citadel 13 to 0 in Annual Clash
Clemson Bulldogs overpowering the Citadel with a 13 to 0 victory in Charleston. Clemson executes a first half drive, McMillan and Eskew score, Timmerman adds the extra point, Citadel fails to reach a first down until late in the game. Citadel shows limited offense as Clemson’s line blocks and Tigers control the game.
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Virginia Upsets Washington and Lee in Football Upset at Lexington
University of Virginia earns a 13 to 7 upset over Washington and Lee as the Cavaliers reverse form, grinding out a defensive win behind a stout line and strong team effort. The game notes mention officials and a cool field, with Virginia’s upset regarded as a season highlight.
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Pitt and Washington and Jefferson Battle to Scoreless Tie
The University of Pittsburgh and Washington and Jefferson played to a scoreless tie in Pittsburgh. A heavy W and J line stifled Pitt's offense as 50,000 fans watched four hard-fought quarters with few spectacular plays, leaving both teams still in the eastern title race.
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Yale Smothers Old Liners 30 to 6 in Bowhere Tilt
Yale unleashed a brilliant aerial attack to beat the University of Maryland Old Liners 30 to 6 at Bowhere New Haven. Maryland scored only in the first half as Yale’s first team piled up five touchdowns before the second team took over.
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Tennessee Subdues Sewanee 32 to 12 in Knoxv ille
Tennessee defeated Sewanee 32 to 12 in Knoxville as Major Bob Nealand's undefeated Vols rallied from a 12-7 halftime deficit after Sewanee scored two second quarter touchdowns. It marked Tennessee's fourth conference victory.
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Bob Nealand
Chattanooga Defeats William and Mary 12 to 7 in Close Thriller
In Norfolk, University of Chattanooga showed a strong offensive drive and sharp aerial attacks to edge William and Mary 12 to 7. Offside penalties hindered Chattanooga, but the game remained competitive into the late third quarter with frequent aerial plays and hard-fought yardage.
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University of Chattanooga
William and Mary College
Chattanooga
The Only Thing They're Getting Away With Is Their Pay
A brief quiet note reports that the main issue remains wages as the central dispute. No other concessions or outcomes are detailed. The line hints at ongoing grievances over compensation without noting actions or resolutions.
Record of YMCA athletic contest week three review
The YMCA men and boys competitions wrap week three with seven weeks left. Howard Raper set an association record in the standing hop step and jump at 24 feet 10 inches and leads the men’s scoring with 164 points. S. C. McQuain and J. D. McQuain follow with 162 and 0 points respectively after three events. Next week the men race in the 300 yard run while the boys’ shot put highlights week three and Thomas Ellis leads with 208 points followed by Earl Whitley and Thomas Rich.
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Pin-money origins traced to Charles I era
The term pin-money refers to a wife's allowance dating to the reign of Charles I when the king received 500 pounds yearly from pin-makers and passed the money to his queen for her private purse.
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Notre Dame and Minnesota Battle To A Tie
Notre Dame and Minnesota played to a 7-7 tie at Cartier Field as both sides capitalized on errors. Captain Herb Poe sting passed for a TD from the 14 yard line after a Notre Dame fumble, with Art Pharmer adding the extra point to end the fiercely contested game. Bronko Nagurski and Johnny Niemiec starred, sharing honors after Nagurski recovered a fumble and Niemiec sprinted 17 yards for an early ND score.
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Wofford Eleven Readily Defeats Southern 31 to 0
In Spartanburg on November 5 the Wofford Terriers overwhelmed Southern College Moccasins 31 to 0. Wofford's defense stifled Southern's passing game as captain Charley Moseley starred on defense for the Moccasins and Wright, Kennedy to Moseley produced the TD connection for the Terriers.
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Southern Eleven
College football results roundup across multiple campuses
A string of college football scores from games across the nation. Highlights include Virginia routing Washington and Lee 138 to 7 in Lexington and Furman defeating Wake Forest 53 to 0 in Greenville. Other notable results show Penn State 13, George Washington 0 at State College and Princeton 20, Ohio State 0 at Princeton.
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Field Trials At Sedgefield This Week Reported
Field trials to be held at Sedgefield this week with results from Oxford Mississippi Georgetown LaFayette Purdue Northwestern Madison Grinnell Iowa Colgate Hobart. The notes include scores from several college teams and venues.
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Mississippi Wins Classic Over LSU 12 to 7
Mississippi defeats Louisiana State 12 to 7 in the annual conference game. Ole Miss scored a second quarter touchdown after a powerful drive and added a fourth quarter score to seal the win. LSU answered with a third quarter TD but could not overcome the early Ole Miss lead.
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