Alabama Crushes Mississippi College 40 to 0 in Tuscaloosa
Alabama dominated Mississippi College with a stifling defense holding them to under nine total yards. Brannon scored three touchdowns, Vandercraft added four goals after two early field goals, and the Crimson Tide finished with a 40 to 0 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Missis
Mississippi
Morton
ORR Beetles
Dunlap Vandercraft
T. Ey
McDaniels
Burks & Moreland
Gee Ph Dae
Sea Hall
PARYN
Hardin Brannon
Rouse
Harsh
Brannon
Vandegraff
Vanderpraff
Counselman V. M
Millsaps
Moody
Vandergraff
Spring Hill College Shines in Heavyweight Showdown
In New Orleans on October 16, Spring Hill College of Mobile outweighed by nearly twenty pounds per man but delivered a splendid showing in the bout or event described, highlighting its strength and grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Tulane
New Orleans
Spring Hill College of
Mobile
Southern University
Howard College
Greensboro
Ala
Howard
L. U
Capps
McCurdy
Jackson
S. U
Birmingham College
S. A
Football results from various college games this week
Eastern Yale 19 Springfield 0 Harvard 9 Virginia 0 Princeton 40 Lafayette 3 Cornell 41 Bucknell 9 Dartmouth 60 Vermont 0 Brown 33 Williams 0 Navy 7 Pennsylvania 7 Colgate 13 Army 0 Lehigh 27 Albright 0 Penn State 27 Gettysburg 12 New York 10 Union 0 Pittsburgh 45 Carlisle 0 Washington and Jefferson 34 Westminster 0 Syracuse 82 Rochester 0 Rutgers 21 Muhlenberg 0 Georgetown 38 North Carolina 9 Washington and Lee 18 Virginia Polytechnic 0 Johns Hopkins 32 Western Maryland 13 12 Western Chicago University 18 Indiana 7 Illinois 3 Ohio State 3 Minnesota 19 South Dakota 0 Iowa 9 Northwestern 6 Wisconsin 28 Purdue 3 Michigan 14 Case 3 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Western Reserve Ohio College 35 Muskingum 0 St. Louis University 20 Knox 0 Wabash 13 Washington 3 Oklahoma 24 Missouri 0 Cincinnati 27 Kenyon 7 Grinnell 23 Beloit 0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Springfield
Harvard
Virginia
Princeton
Lafayette
Cornell
Bucknell
Darthmouth
Vermont
Brown
Williams
Navy
Pennsylvania
Colgate
Army
Lehigh
Albright
Penn
State
Gettysburg
New York
Union
Pittsburgh
Carlisle
Washington and Jefferson
Westminister
Syracuse
Rochester
Rutgers
Muhlenburg
Georgetown
North Carolina
Washington
Virginia Poly
Johns Hopkins
Western Maryland
Western
Chicago University
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio State
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Purdue
Michigan
Case
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Ohio College
Muskingum
St. Louis University
Knox
Wabash
Oklahoma
Missouri
Cincinnati
Kenyon
Grinnell
Beloit
Lyons Park Ball Game Highlight
Fans Brothers and Thoss Sporting Goods teams play at Lyons Park today at 2 pm. Lineup lists Thoss Moore shortstop Gaines second Tucon first Cazalas third Petithory left B Tacon center Wahl right Long catcher and pitchers Haas Rayford O Connor Benedict Roberts Mangum Martin Smith Bullock Soutello Raines Switzer as utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Park
Fans Brothers and
Thoss Sporting Goods Company
Thoss—Moore
Gaines
L. Tucon
Cazalas
Petithory
B. Tacon
Wahl
Long
Anderson
Jones
Haas—Rayford
O'Connor
Benedict
Roberts
Mangum
Martin
Smith
Bullock
Soutello
Raines
Switzer
Bachelors trounce Benedicts 15 to 0 in M O League clash
In a Mobile and Ohio League game at P. J. Lyons Park the Bachelors overwhelmed the Benedicts 15 to 0. Farnell yielded 20 hits while Murphy allowed three. Patterson presented the Rawlings Cup as league champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelors
Benedicts
P. J. Lyons Park
Farnell
Murphy
J. H. Patterson
Thass Sporting Goods Company
Patterson
C. B. Edwards
Ops
AB. R. H. PO
A. E. Moore
Gootman
Caren
Tacon
Gaines
Disceoss Bo Az
Colma Chic
Xen’ Kerk
J. Moore
Special Prizes Added for Gulf Coast Dog Show
Mobile dog show organizers received four boxes of Spratt's Patent products as added prizes from Newark firm. A public meeting for dog fanciers and exhibitors is set for Monday at 7:30 pm in the Cawthon Hotel parlor, to discuss plans and entry procedures ahead of entries closing October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spratt
Dtd
Newark
N. J
Harry C. Hollister
Hollister
Cawthon Hotel
Charles
Hervey
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Gulf Coast
Hoopers Home Town Prepares for Mayor Hooper Homecoming
Boyes Springs California on October 16. Mayor Harry Hooper’s home coming next week signals one of the town’s biggest events from today’s preparations. Hooper, who earlier helped break up the Phillies’ chances with two home runs in the last game of the world series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOYES
Springs
Cal
Harry Hooper
Phillies
Woman to City Hospital Following Grand Jury Request
A county jail inmate, Josephine Sullivan a white deranged woman, weighs under 70 pounds and had been held for vagrancy. A grand jury committee led by W H Bryant asked Mayor Pat J Lyong Saturday afternoon to remove her to the city hospital. The mayor consulted hospital authorities and arranged a room until she can be sent to the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
W. H. Bryant
Pat J. Lyong
Josephine Sullivan
D. H. Edington
Lyons
Zim Declares He Will Not Play Under McGraw
Heinie Zimmerman states he will not be traded to New York or Cincinnati and wants to stay with the Cubs. He cites McGraw as the hardest manager to work for and refuses to leave Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zim
Chicago
Heinie Zimmerman
New York
McGraw
Cincinnati
Heinie
Cubs
Grand Jury Returns No Prohibition Indictments
The first grand jury since the new prohibition laws took effect on July 1 adjourned without returning any true bills for prohibition violations. It heard substantial testimony on alleged illegal liquor sales but found no indictments.
Harvard All but shuts out Virginia in championship bid
Harvard defeated Virginia 9 to 0 before 15,000 at Cambridge as Mahan kicked three field goals from 32, 40 and 28 yards. Princeton thrashed Lafayette 40 to 3, Yale beat Springfield 19 to 0, Penn tied Navy 7 to 7, Army lost to Colgate 13 to 0, and Washington and Lee beat Virginia Tech 18 to 0 in Roanoke.
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Cambridge
Maas
Harvard
Virginia
Southerners
Mahan
Crimson
Thurman
Haughton
Sain
Charley Brickley
Princeton
Lafayette
Tiger
Tigers
Roanoke
Washington and Lee
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Generals
Crowns Meet Barney-Cavanaghs On Monroe Park Diamond
In a City League winter game at Monroe Park today the unbeaten Crowns face the Barney-Cavanaghs. Managers and lineups listed include Schmidt catching for the Barneys and Burke at second for the Crowns, with a full slate of fielding positions named for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowns
Barney-Cavanaghs
Monroe Park
Barneys
Charley Schmidt
Gulls
Burke
Crown
Businessmen Attend YMCA Gymnasium Classes
The YMCA reports the fall season with daily classes for boys and men. Professor Mariott leads the boys and now focuses on increasing adult participation to boost health and vigor for business life, noting a lack of an assistant. He cites a New York athlete who fell to Bright's disease due to overwork, urging regular exercise as life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M. C.A
Mariott
New York
Bright
Barton Boys Prepare for Next Saturdays Game at Monroe Park
Barton Academy's two picked teams clashed in a vigorous 30 minute scrimmage at the YMCA field yesterday. Coach M. T. Canto drilled twenty two men as spectators watched the Blue and Gold hopefuls, with veterans from 1915 among the participants. A follow up game against the city All Stars is planned for next Saturday afternoon at Monroe Park baseball diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Academy
Otwieus An
M. T. Canto
Wilson
Gup
Nelson
Maury
Johnston
Doyle
Shackleford
Cammack
Barton Boys
All Stars
Monroe Park
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Alabama University
Auburn
Clemson
Southern
University of Alabama
Mississippi College
Davidson
Wofford
Cremson
Vanderbilt
Henderson Brown
Sewanee
Florida
Chattanooga
Louisville
Tennessee
Central
Maryland Aggies
Gallaudet
Georgia Tech
Transylvania
N. C. Washington
Gilroy
O'Dowd
Fromhertz
O’dowd
Hasting
Bienvenu
Hawkins
Ratterman
Provosky
Morere
Ching
Boudouque
Spengler
E. O'Dowd
Woodward
Polk
Simpson
Flick
Cazeneuve
Rosenthal
Blanchard
Johnson
Maihles
Faust
Kerns
Scaumberger
George
Ey Sete Killeen
L. O'Dowd
Boudoque
Kern
Gibbons
Cassidy
Frombertz
Paoyosky
Conti and Royal Sts
Keeley Institute
Biloxi
Miss
Jacksonville
Fla
Panther Tread
Dauphin Street
DR. Smith
Dauphin ST
M. & O. League
AB. R. Fe PO
E. Pringle
Oh Weiveee
Moshe Gy
Sevectieuh
Paengn. SD
Jtas
Cskea
Nassexre & OO & Te
Miller
Rf. Weaescee
Sea
Drischell
Bachelone
L. Tacon
Walker
Rehm
Rehmi
Primo
Green
Ae Green
Leslie
Wilcox and Tonstall
Hooper
New Haven
Conn
Legere
Savage
West Point
N. Y
Rock
Finkbohne
Allen
Schmidt
Moss
Burch
Beardslee
Cleveland
Hammond
Utilities
Crowns — Tugner
Thomas
Ery
Norton
Walsh
Finnegan
Goodbrad
Y. M.C. A. Gymnasium
Lyric Theatre
Jean Webster
Powers Theatre
Gaiety Theatre
Henry Miller
Lyric Box Office
Conti Street
Britton
E. H. Britton
Atlantic Coal CO
T. G. McGonigal
Met
Masonic Temple Bell
Yard
St. Joseph and Bloodgood Bell
Ferndell Fancy Groceries
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