Auburn and Tech clash in decisive Southern title clash
Auburn faces Georgia Tech in Atlanta in a pivotal season finale as Southern Intercollegiate action centers on the Tech Auburn game and two other key matchups. Vanderbilt meets Sewanee at Nashville while North Carolina seeks a Georgia win in Richmond and many other regional contests are listed. Captain Morrison returns for Tech, with Haidston and Cloughman likely back for Auburn.
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Aplanta
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Virginia
Carolina É
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Nashville
Tech
Plainsmen
Vandy
Purple Tiger
Yellow Jackets
Haidston
Cloughman
Rider
Birming
Morrion
Jackets
North Carolina
Richmond
Tar Heels
University of Georgia
Clemson
Athens
Georgia
Desendorf
Texas
Notre Dame
Austin
Longhorns
Indiana
Army
Alabama
Mississippi
Birmingham
Tulane
Baton Rouge
Carolinia
Citadel
Atlanta
Spring Hill Eleven 1915 Season Record Summary
The Spring Hill College football team went 37 to 0 against Blue Stars on Sept. 26 at Spring Hill. They defeated Wetumpka Agricultural Institute 78 to 0 on Oct. 9 at Spring Hill. On Oct. 16 in New Orleans they lost to Tulane 18 to 35. The team beat Gulf Coast Military Academy 26 to 0 on Oct. 30 at Spring Hill. They defeated Mississippi Normal 33 to 6 on Nov. 6 in Mobile and Southern University 19 to 6 on Nov. 18 in Mobile. On Nov. 25 at Mobile they meet Howard College for the Class B South championship on Monroe Park.
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Spring Hill
Spring Hill College
Blue Stars
Wetumpka Agricultural Institute
New Orleans
Tulane University
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Mobile
Mississippi Normal
Southern University
Howard College
Monroe Park
Plan for Demolishing Exposition Being Made
San Francisco officials move to dismantle most Panama Pacific Exposition palaces bidding to remove main structures. Arkansas building sold for 500 dollars from a 25 thousand dollar cost. West Virginia plans to wreck its building, sending salvage to state institutions. Kansas building to be shipped and rebuilt at the State University. Palace of Fine Arts stays open until May 1.
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San Francisco
Fair
Palace of Fine Arts
California
Arkansas
West Virginia
Kansas
The
State University
Diversification Campaign Planned by Southern Bankers
New Orleans hosts a two day conference December 6 and 7 where a general campaign for crop diversification in cotton states and the establishment of a permanent conference of Southern bankers are outlined. Joseph Hirsch of Corpus Christi Texas chairs the conference and relays the plan.
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New Orleans
South
Joseph Hirsch
Corpus Christi
Tex
Boxing and football talk histrionics and claims
Philadelphia sports page notes boxing legends Kilbane sparring there eleven times and taunts Safety First in modern fighters. It cites football coaching rights for Rush and Jones, mentions kicking as a rising feature, and recalls figures like Lonnie Tucker, Harvey Thorpe, Fred Fulton, Andre Anderson, Ton Cowler, and Jim Corbett in lighthearted championship chatter.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Kilbane
Rush
Fielder Jones
Elizabeth Tucker
Fib
Lonnie
Harvey Thorpe
Fred Fulton
Andre Anderson
Ton Cowler
Jim Corbett
Uncle Wiggily Delivers Baked Potatoes In Snowy Night
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane bake potatoes for supper then Wiggily braves a storm to share heat with Grandfather Goosey Gander. A hungry fox helps himself to the hot potatoes, prompting a lesson on mistakes and kindness in a cozy woodland tale.
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Nurse Jane
Rabbit Gentleman
Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Grandfather Goosey
Uncle
Rabbit
Grandpa Goosey
Fuzzy Fox
Fox
Uncle Wigsily
Jolly Rabbit
Kittie
Kitchener says Britain needs four million troops next March
Paris dispatch reports Earl Kitchener told Greek officials in Athens that England would field four million armed soldiers next March and could arm six million Russians, arguing Greece would face German defeat otherwise. The note notes allies used elapsed time to prepare. Also, St Joseph's Club honors James Monahan with a loving cup after a pool win and plans an Euchre party with turkey prizes on Thanksgiving night.
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Paris
Earl Kitchener
Athens
England
Greece
Germany
Havas
Kitchener
St. Joseph’s Club
Bayou
St. Louis
James Monahan
Ocean Springs Shipping A Ton Of Pecans Daily
Ocean Springs Mississippi reports a rising pecan market with 38,344 pounds shipped by rail from Oct 15 to Nov 20 1915 and postal deliveries expected to raise totals. Export pace remains about a ton per day at forty cents wholesale, surpassing last season’s 35,766 pounds.
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Ocean Springs
Parcel Post
M Dermott Hosts Chicago Doctors in Mobile Visit
President M J McDermott of the Bank of Mobile will entertain a party of Chicago physicians and wives including Dr J B Murphy and family Dr J Keefe and family Dr W A Evans and spouses. The visitors arrive Sunday and will tour citrus groves and pecan groves and enjoy Mobile waters fishing in Mobile County.
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M. J. McDermott
Bank of Mobile
Thomas J. Larkin
Chicago
Mobile County
Mobile
J. B. Murphy
J. Keefe
W. A. Evans
Medical leaders head to Little River fishing outing
Dr. Murphy presides over the American Medical Association while Dr. Evans, a native of Aberdeen Mississippi, once served as Chicago health commissioner and Dr. Keefe ranks among Chicago's top chemists. they plan trout and red fish fishing as well as freshwater fishing.
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Jones
Provost
Harken
Fromherz
Mason
Ching
Bienvenu
Ratterman
Christovitch
Curren
Boudousquie
Hastings
Mackin
Little River
Murphy
American Medical Association
Evans
Aberdeen
Miss
Windy City
Keefe
Chicago
Satsuma Day Promises Big Turnout, Citrus Groups Report
Chairman W. H. Reynolds reports growing enthusiasm from Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange members as Satsuma Day nears. Growers and their wives show strong interest, signaling a large second celebration.
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W. H. Reynolds
Satsuma Day
Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange
Satsuma Day autos and contest among local towns
Roy A Sleep predicts Irvington women will bring the largest number and prettiest decorated autos to Satsuma Day, with Grand Bay possibly challenging on vehicle count. Frank Daniels has entered moving pictures, and he and Herbert Prior mused over a drunken man outside a New York clothier after seeing a wax figure in a fancy night dress.
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Roy A. Sleep
Irvington
Satsuma
Grand Bay
Frank Daniels
Moving Pictures
Mr. Daniels
Herbert Prior
Lamb’s Club
New York
Maria
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Mobile’s
National Grand Opera Company
Iin
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Cal
York
Meridian
Tuscaloosa
East
Southern Bankers’ Plan
Sport Dope
Howard
Alabama Presbyterian College
Blountsville
Birmingham College
Mercer University
Caribbean & Southern Steamship Co., Inc
Seeberg Steamship Co
Windward
Leeward Islands
Central
South America
Kingston
Jamaica
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Gueretoupe
Martinique
Barbados
Sinidad
Demerara
West Indies
Bank Building
Obile
Pitch Pine Posts Lumber Company
Friedenthal’s
Tom
Dauphin
Joachim
M’dermott
Bank OF Mobile National Banking Y
Ean
Elyiver Eae
Dermott
Kantleek
United States
S. Royal ST
Norman
Rion
City Ticket Office
South Royal St
Bell 210
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