Marion Eleven Dominates Spring Hill 48 to 0 in Thanksgiving Clash
Marion thrives on offense in a one sided 48 to 0 win over Spring Hill College before a large Spring Hill crowd on Thanksgiving. Milner scores five touchdowns while Howe Hairston and Howze star. Spring Hill’s Druhan Ennis fought hard. Officials list Courtney Referee and Overton umpire. game not ruled a championship due to eligibility protest against Marion player Moore.
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Dear
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Campbell
Walker
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Madden
Hairson
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E. B. Overton
Walsh
Pharr
Moore
Oklahoma Bested by Colorado in Varsity Clash
In Denver on November 29 the University of Colorado beat the University of Oklahoma 14 to 12. Notable were Glendenning and Courtwright kicks, with Colorado scoring a touchdown and a goal in each of the final two periods while Oklahoma added touchdowns in the first and second periods.
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Arkansas Travelers Lose to Texas 48 Against 0 in Texas
The University of Texas defeated the University of Arkansas 48 to 0 in USTIN Texas on Thursday. Texas scored early and added six more in the second half. Barrett kicked six goals. Arkansas reached Texas’ goal line twice in the first half but could not score. In the second half Texas dominated the line.
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Virginia Crush Tar Heel Opponents
In Richmond on November 29 Virginia defeated North Carolina 56 to 0 marking the largest score in the series. Mayer a first year player scored five touchdowns including several sensational runs. Virginia captain Todd added a touchdown as the Cavaliers dominated the game.
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Mandot Loses to Mexican Rival in Lively LA Bout
In Los Angeles Joe Mandot of New Orleans loses to Joe Rivers of Los Angeles in a 20 round battle. Rivers gains a clean victory after a close fight that kept fans on edge as the ring lights glowed late. The champion contender exchange knockdowns and hard punches, with Rivers nearly flooring Mandot in round fifteen.
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Joe Rivers
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Georgia University Defeats Auburn in 12 to 6 Clash
In Athens on Thursday Georgia defeated Auburn 12 to 6 to claim second place in Southern football. Bob McWhorter starred with key runs and a touchdown, while Conklin added another on a 35 yard pass. Auburn managed only a field goal and a late placement.
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Vandegraffe Carries Crimson To Victory in Great Game
Alabama defeats Tennessee 7 to 0 on Rickwood Field as A Vandegraffe runs 25 yards for the only touchdown Moody adds the extra point. Despite outplaying the Volunteers in Birmingham Tennessee threatens three times near the Crimson goal but fails to score.
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Louisiana Varsity Wins Louisiana State Championship at Tulane
New Orleans November 29 Louisiana State University defeated Tulane University 21 to 3 before the largest Tulane stadium crowd. Louisiana used straight tactics while Tulane relied on open play and forward passes. Dupon and Evans starred for Louisiana as George and C Woodward led Tulane.
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St Josephs Win At Basketball
The St Josephs Catholic Association defeated Nelson and Bailey in a gymnasium game played Wednesday night. Goodman scored the winning basket after Pocase opened scoring. Goodman added two fouls and three field goals with Ehrhardt providing notable work. Leibert led Nelson and Bailey with solid team defense, as Matthews refereed and Robert Yeend kept time.
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Vanderbilt Tops Sewanee in 16 to 0 Shutout
Vanderbilt defeated Sewanee 16 to 0 before about ten thousand in Nashville. Key plays came late as Robins and Turner scored after long drives. Tolley sparked Sewanee, while Hardage anchored Vandy despite a sore ankle. Shea changed the game at halfback, and Gillem punted for distance as McClanahan and EF Brown shone on defense.
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Army Football Team Heads to Philadelphia for Navy Game
West Point prepares fifty cadet squad with Head Coach Captain Ernest Graves, assistants, and Trainer Harry Tuthill. Cadets Larabee Coffin and Hisenhower travel on crutches while Herrick McDermott Stickney stay to study but rejoin in Philadelphia. Band leads cadets to the station for a early morning special train run.
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Australian Team Defeats the English in Davis Trophy
Melbourne, Nov 29. The Australian team won the doubles matches against the English challengers for the Dwight F. Davis international lawn tennis trophy, avenging yesterday's singles defeat. The match at Warehouse Men's grounds drew a large crowd with fine courts and high public interest ahead of tomorrow's final games.
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Dwight F. Davis
Thoroughbreds Sell For Fancy Prices
New York November 29 A sequence of high prices marked the eighteenth annual Old Glory sale as multiple race horses drew strong bids. Notable purchases included Dave Halle sold for 6000 dollars to J W Armstrong, Mundy C at 4000 dollars to T W Murphy, Bracegiddle at 2800 dollars to W J Robinson, and Donnsham at 1550 dollars to C C Evans, with several others exceeding 1000 dollars.
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Abe H. Frank
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Tenn
J. W. Armstrong
Mundy C
J. Fleming & Son
Terre Haute
Ind
T. W. Murphy
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N. Y
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Bracegiddle
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Lexington
C. A. Canfield
Los Angeles
Donnsham
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Buffalo
Notre Dame Crushes Marquette 69 to 0 in Chicago
Notre Dame routed Marquette University 69 to 0 in Chicago as three early touchdowns and three goals set the pace. The Irish added more in periods two and three with end runs and passes to reach a decisive victory.
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University of Notre Dame
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Notre Dame
Mercer and Florida Tie 0-0 in Jacksonville Gridiron
Mercer and Florida battled to a goalless draw before a large crowd in Jacksonville. The heavier Mercer squad pressed but failed to break through as both teams failed with field goal attempts and kept the ball from crossing the goal line.
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Palmetto Varsity Wins Championship
Columbia, D C November 29 The University of South Carolina defeated Citadel 26 to 2 to win the state football championship. Carolina played straight football from start to finish and avoided frequent forward passes. Citadel attempted several bold plays including forward passes, while Howard starred for Carolina with two touchdowns and several long gains.
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Citadel
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Thorpe Again Hero On the Gridiron
Providence reports James Thorpe a standout for Carlisle Indians as they defeat Brown 32 to 0 on Andrews Field. Thorpe scores three touchdowns and kicks two goals while playing nearly every down on offense and defense in his final collegiate game.
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MM Wins Third Of Series With BSA Eleven
M.M. II defeated the BSA squad 6 to 2 at Monroe Park on Thanksgiving in a thriller. King and Field led the MM I eleven while Holly of BR A S played brilliantly despite an injury. The win gives MM II the series after both teams had won earlier games. attendance was fair.
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Hare and Hounds Chase at YMCA Juniors Thanksgiving
The first annual hare and hounds chase for YMCA Juniors took place on Thanksgiving. The course started at Government street loop, went via Pine Crest to the city’s southern section, and ended at the YMCA building. The hares finished in two hours and five minutes, the hounds ten minutes later. The route covered about seven to eight miles.
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Pine Crest
U M S and Barton Duel in Final Game Saturday
The University Military School teams and Barton Academy meet in Monroe Dark for the season finale. Both sides are evenly matched in speed and weight and rivalry heightens expectations. Kickoff is set for 3 15 p m.
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Los Angeles Pair Defeats National Doubles Champions
Nat Browne and Claude Wayne of Los Angeles upset Tom Bundy and Maurice McLoughlin in the opening round of the doubles tournament at the Los Angeles Country Club. The match occurred in Los Angeles on November 20.
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Tom Bundy
Maurice McLoughlin
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Penn Wins Over Cornell In Slushy Thanksgiving Game
In Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day 7 to 2 Pennsylvan ia defeated Cornell at Franklin Field amid heavy snow and a soaked field. A blocked punt led to Cornell’s safety, while Penn scored a late second quarter touchdown as both teams fumbled in the slush.
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Oklahoma Hopeful Stops McFarland in First Round Fight
Car Morris of Oklahoma knocked out Jack McFarland of New York in the first round. The bout in Atlanta lasted less than 30 seconds after a left hook to the chin.
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Jack McFarland
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McFarland
Notable Pennsylvania-Cornell Football Clash Sees Mercer Breakaway
Captain Mercer of Pennsylvania sprinted 55 yards for a clear touchdown as rain-soaked field limited offense. Neither side sustained drives, with few first downs and a failed forward pass showing. Cornell ends were fast on coverage while Butler of Cornell and Pennsylvanians traded kicking ground in a windy, error-prone contest.
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Cornell
Butler
Punta
Oklahoma Hope Bests the Sailor
Chicopee Mass November 29 Arthur Pelky of Chicopee Oila known as white hope won the popular decision over Sailor White of New York in a ten round bout Pelky led from the start and White faded in the final round confirming Pelky as the winner in the afternoon match
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Arthur Pelky
Oila
White Hope
Sailor White
New York
Pelky
White
High School Focus Surges Amid College Ambitions
A note urges students to consider their school experiences seriously while acknowledging that some view high school as comparable to college. The remark hints at shifting priorities and potential pressures on youth academics.
Athletics Win Again in Havana Nine Victory
Havana struggled as the Philadelphia Americans defeated the Havana club by a 6 to 2 score yesterday. The game featured solid hitting from the visiting lineup and strong pitching from the Philadelphia mound staff.
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Philadelphia American League
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