Newell Helps Auburn Line Defeat Louisiana State 7 to 0
Auburn’s line stymied Louisiana State in a 7 to 0 Mobile contest. Newell the Auburn left halfback sparked the offense with a 25 and 35 yard runs setting up Harris’s rushing touchdown. The plucky Tigers dominated the line and prevented LSU from crossing midgame, securing the win amid a steady defensive battle.
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Fleet Foot Newell
Auburn
Suceeed
Polytechnic
Newell
Star
Nisiana
Harris
Louisiana
Rehd
Reed
L. S. VU
J. Dupont
Tigers
Georgia Triumphs Over North Carolina
Georgia defeats North Carolina in an afternoon contest by a decisive score. Key players contributed in a hard fought game as the team secured the win.
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Georgia
North Carolina
North Car
Brickley's Great Work For Harvard Against Cornell
Harvard defeated Cornell 23 to 6 in Cambridge as Harvard capitalized on strong line play and a wind affected game. Brickley scored a field goal and a touchdown, despite Harvard missing three starters Mahan Hitchcock and O'Brien. Cornell's only score came on a touchdown by Barrett and Fritz against substitutes late in the game.
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Auburn
Donalite
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Col
Bell
L. A
Stratiatic
Newell
Reed
Louisiana R
S. U
Harris
International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cornell
Mahan
Hitchcock
O’brien
Haughton
Ithacan
Barrett
Fritz
Crimson
Ithacans
Brinkley
Brickley
Hardwick
Virginia Stuns Vanderbilt 84 to 0 In Charlottesville
Virginia outplayed Vanderbilt with sharp forward passes and strong line plunges as Ray Gooch Landes and Morgan starred. Virginia's team speed and coordination overwhelmed the visiting Commodores in the Nov 1 game.
Stowaway Given Hearing and Dismissed in Mobile
Patrick Fitzpatrick an Ireland native was brought to Mobile as a stowaway on the Berwyndmore from Fort Englac. He appeared for a Saturday afternoon hearing and was dismissed. Immigrant authorities were notified and the stowaway was taken into custody before the hearing at 3 30 p m.
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Patrick Fitzpatrick
Dublin
Ireland
Mobile
Berwyndmore
Fort Englac
United States
G.B. Deans
John K. Worden
Various college football scores from across the country
A roundup of late season college football results listing teams and scores from cities including Mobile Charlottesville Raleigh Philadelphia Washington Cambridge New Haven Annapolis Amherst Princeton Providence West Point Ann Arbor Pittsburgh Lewiston Waterville Easton Baltimore Chicago New Brunswick Columbus Cleveland Washington PA Lansing Carlisle Lancaster Ada Athens Oberlin Atlanta Dayton Des Moines Beloit Ames Plane and other sites with mixed outcomes.
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Mobile
Auburn
Louisiana
Charlottesville
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Raleigh
Wake Forest
Aappee
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Washington
Georgetown
Carlisle
Cambridge
Harvard
Cornell
New Haven
Colgate
Yale
Annapolis
Navy
Lehigh
Amherst
Darthmouth
Princeton
Holy Cross
Providence
Vermont
Brown
West Point
Notre Dame
Army
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Syracuse
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburgh
Bucknell
Lewiston
Bowdoin
Bates
Waterville
Maine
Colby
Easton
Ursinus
Lafayette
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Swarthmore
Chicago
Miinois
New Brunswick
Wesleyan
Wisconsin
Columbus
Ohio State
Indiana
Cleveland
Reserve
Cincinnati
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson
Grove City
Lansing
Michigan Aggies
Buchtel
Dickinson
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Carnegie Tech
West Minster
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Otterbein
Athens
Georgia
North Carolina
Oberlin
Wittenberg
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Sewanee
Dayton
St. Marys
Transylvania
Des Moines
Drake
Beloit
Northwestern College
Ames
Nebraska
Lake Forest
Knoxville
Alfance
M. T. Union Case
Illinois State Normal
Lincoln College
Dallas
Mississippi A. & M
Texas
Jackson
Miss
Alabama
Mississippi College
Green Castle
Ind
Crawford's Home Run Not Enough in Giants Win
Giants beat White Sox 9 to 2 in Beaumont. Crawford hit a ninth inning home run but could not swing the outcome. Faber, Benz and Daly and Willie Meyers starred for the Giants as umpires Kiem and Sheridan worked the game.
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International News
Beaumont
Tex
Giants
White Sox
Crawford
Faber
Benz
Daly
Willie
Meyers
Kiem
Sheridan
Be You Crook and Indian Summer at New York Theatres
A live Irish clergyman leads rehearsals for Be You Crook by the Liebler Company with Canon James Owen Hannay revealing Irish humor and hair color prejudices. Indian Summer opens at the Criterion with John Mason as artist father and Martha Hedman starring, praised for charm amid melodrama and spectacle.
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Bontac
New York
Navy
John Regan
Liebler Company
James Owen Hannay
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Dublin
Hannay
Erin
America
England
Augustus Thomas
Criterion
John Mason
Colgate Smears Yale In 16 to 6 Football Loss
New Haven reports Colgate, a smaller college from upstate New York, defeated Yale 16 to 6. Colgate crossed Yale’s goal line twice and added a field goal, delivering a decisive punch that left Yale supporters despondent.
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New Haven
Colgate
Little Brother
Yale
Colgate College
New York State
Army
the. Ag
Alabama Varsity Downs Mississippi College 21 to 3
Alabama overwhelmed Mississippi College 21 to 3 before 6,000 spectators in Jackson. Hickman scored MCs only points with a first quarter field goal while Alabama's Long and Love each connected on touchdowns and goals, with Harsh adding a TD and Vandergraft kicking. Three Alabama players were injured.
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Alabama
H. Vandergraft
Mississippi College
Colgate Battles Yale In Goalline Scrimmage In Cold Weather
Colgate and Yale clash as Colgate drives to Yale’s four yard line twice but fails to score. Knowles then pushes across, Ketchem misses the extra point, and Yale and Colgate trade momentum with repeated drives to the goal. The third period sees Colgate attacker held on its twenty three yard line and Yale recovering on its ten before a boot to safety.
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Yale
Colgate
Ramsey
Knowles
Ketchem
Huntington
Wilson
Dreamland Presents The Sleeping Beauty With Fairy Sunbeam
Dreamland's Sunday program features Baby Early as Fairy Sunbeam in The Sleeping Beauty in a lavish five reel motion picture. All star company and spectacular scenic effects promise an elaborate, artistic presentation in three parts. A drawing for remaining contest prizes will occur at 5 o'clock this afternoon at the theatre.
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Baby Early
Mobile
At the Lyric presents Anny Russell in She Stoops to Conquer
Oliver Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer staged at the Belasco Theatre Washington D C by Miss Annie Russell Old English Comedy Company in a revival praised for faithful character fitness and lively humor. Miss Russell appears Saturday November 8 with seats on sale November 6.
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Marguerite Clark
Winthrop
Ames
Pierrot
Ernest Glendinning
Laurence Housman
Granville Barker
Annie Russellin
Oliver Goldsmith
Miss Russell
Belasco Theatre
Washington, D. C
Annie Russell
Mitch
Tony Lumpkin
George Giddens
Lyric
Ashroom
Cosmopolitan
American Magazine
Notre Dame Rolls Over Army Cadets with Wide Passes
Notre Dame defeated Army 35 to 13 in West Point, displaying a sharp open attack. Dorats' quarterback play impressed as the Irish outclassed the cadets in every phase of the game.
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Notre Dame
West Point Cadets
International News Service
West Point
Dorats
Daly and Eckersail
Army
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