Auburn Triumphs 6-0 Over Vanderbilt In Muddy Clash
Auburn edges Vanderbilt 6 to 0 on a rain soaked field as Harris scores the lone touchdown. Louisell boots long punts and Vanderbilt fumbles repeatedly while Auburn’s line work keeps pressure, with Lindsey and Curry among bright performers.
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Louisell
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Cohen
Tiger
Reams
Robinson
Kearley
Taylor
Cody
Hart
Commodore
Carman
Putman
Warren
Chester
Morrison
Pitts
Sample
Thigpen
Culpepper
Steed
Hairston
Arsnold
Pendergast
Halligan
Walker
Touchdown
Match Game at City League Park
If weather permits, a City League Park match is set for 3 o clock this afternoon between the All-Star Professionals and the Cream of Kentucky. Lee Townsend will pitch for the Creams with Ed Ery for the Stars, and the lineup lists Ehrhardt through Townsend for the Creams and Williams through Ery for the Stars.
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Lee Townsend
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Creams
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Stars
Ehrhardt
Pocase
Zieman
Smith
Walsh
Imland
Steber
Smith J
Schenker
Townsend
Williams
Benedict
Wagner
Johnson
Boykin
Thomias
Wiseman
Watson
Murphy
Ery
Clemson Fades Late, Falls 27 to 23 at W. M. L.
Clemson led 24 points in the opening minutes but faded in the second half and narrowly lost to W. M. L. 27 to 23 in Richmond. South Carolina opened strong with three touchdowns and three goals before ten minutes passed.
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Clemson
Athletics to Dismantle Star Trio in Major Shake Up
Philadelphia November 14 The Athletics plan a sweeping overhaul soon as Connie Mack weighs selling Third Baseman Baker Left Fielder Rube Oldring and Catcher Lapp. Federal League clubs already show interest with Knabe Kopf and several pitchers eyed to strengthen the pennant chase.
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Ira Thomas
Young McAvey
Connie
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Willie Mitchell
Warhop
Keating
James
Baumgartner
Spring Hill Prepares for New Orleans Game Against Jefferson
Spring Hill football trains daily for the November 19 showdown in New Orleans with Jefferson of Louisiana. Coach Ressijac and Assistant Rush lead scrimmages as Spring Hill touts speed and a strong record against teams from Mississippi and Alabama. The team eyes a big turnout and plans to bring home Jefferson’s scalp in a hard fought contest.
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Anniston
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Dr. Ressijac
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Scrubs
Barton Academy
Junior Yard
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G. Dillon
Murray
Marion
Amr
Reseljade
Football results from Southern and Eastern colleges list wins and scores
A long list of college football results shows Auburn over Vanderbilt 6–0, Tennessee over Sewanee 14–7, Tulane crushed by Mississippi A & M 62–0, Clemson 27–23 over VMI, Georgia Tech 7–0 over Georgia, and many more. Notable scores include Stanford 28–8 California, Army 28–0 Maine, Navy 31–21 Colby, Penn 14 Carnegie Tech 0, Notre Dame 48– Carlisle, and Purdue 34– Northwestern 6.
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Vanderbilt
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Georgia
Haskell Indians
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Oklahoma A. & M
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Brown
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Exeter
Andover
Haverford
Johns Hopkins
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Albright
Syracuse
Colgate
Union
Hamilton
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Maine
Navy
Colby
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Virginia
Swarthmore
Michigan
Notre Dame
Carlisle
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio
Oberlin
Case
Hiram
Mt. Union
Ohio University
Iowa
Iowa State
Nebraska
Kansas
Western Reserve
Akron
St. Louis University
Marquette
New County Board to Be Organized Led by Dr Ward Monday
The present Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners will adjourn Monday at 10 am and the new board will organize with Dr Alfred G Ward as president and members Joseph O Bolton Charles Green Finley McFadyen and R L Whatley Retiring members are John T Bauer John D Hagan Henry Brandan and S P Gallard Finley McFadyen will be chairman of the road committee Charles Green the present chairman retires after four years in which many county roads were improved A county attorney will be elected without opposition and several county posts including superintendent of the county poor asylum engineer and guards will be filled with multiple applicants
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Alfred G. Ward
Joseph O. Bolton
Charles Green
Finley McFadyen
R. L. Whatley
John T. Bauer
John D. Hagan
Henry Brannan
S. P. Gaillard
Green
Robert E. Gordon
Gordon & Edington
George J. Sullivan
John Smith
John Hamilton
Cedar Point Road
J. Cassidy
John Williamson
Rufus Williamson
Vass Hunter
Town Topics Reporter Studies Southern Attractions for War Time Tours
Dr. William Fargo of Town Topics visited the Chamber of Commerce office to gather material for magazine pieces on Southern tourist spots. He plans articles highlighting points of interest for travelers who must see America first due to the European war.
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William Fargo
New York
Town Topics
Chamber of Commerce
South
Juarez track to handle betting for Thanksgiving meeting
Col Mat J Wynn, Juarez race track manager, said track interests will run wagering for the 115 day meet starting Thanksgiving. A $200,000 fund will be provided and bets up to $5,000 will be taken.
Princeton Strikes Late But Yale Captures Classic Game
In Princeton New Jersey on November 14 Yale defeated Princeton 19 14 after a fourth quarter surge. Ainsworth and Brann scored Yale touchdowns with Legore kicking a goal. Ainsworth opened Yale scoring on a rare lateral pass as Legore and Knowles aided Yale through a tense, open contest before 40 000 spectators.
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N. J
Frank Hinkey
New Haven
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Yale Rooters
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W. J. Burns
Tigers
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Harry Legore
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Trown
Little Ames
White
Alex Wilson
Wilson
Legore
Knowles
Tiger
Jersey
Glick
Law
Mr. Tufts
Brown
Mr. Marshall
Harvard
Burleigh
Exeter
U M S Game at Spring Hill Thursday
U M S second team lost 21 to 0 to Spring Hill College Junior Yard Varsity in featherweight match. Charlie Courtney starred with drop kicks and kicking, while E Roberts Little and Leftwich led for U M S. Referee Cassidy and umpires listed. game featured 12 minute quarters.
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Spring Hill
University Boys
Charlie Courtney
Dillon
Hillians
E. Roberts
Little
Leftwich
O’leary
Hanse
Lindsay
Cotter
Milam
Brown
C. Ollinger
Willard
Roshko
J. Courtney
Murray
R. Ollinger
Welder
C. Courtney
Acree
Lyons
Woodruff
Harris
Stoddard
Keller
Leatherbury
FE. Roberts
Boyett
YMCA Ramblers Basketball Team Organized and Captain Elected
The YMCA Ramblers basketball squad was formed with M Cunningham named captain at a Friday night meeting. They aim to schedule games with Montgomery New Orleans Selma Pensacola and other peers with practice underway and potential tryouts for any standout players among association members.
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Y. M. C. A. Ramblers
M. Cunningham
Ramblers
Montgomery
New Orleans
Selma
Pensacola
BE. Ash
G. Doyal
M. Crawford
H. Finkbohner
F. Midgette
M. Steber
Association
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