Southern Conference grid results preview major matchups
The day's games show two red teams bound for Grant Field after victories. Florida Gators beat Georgia Tech 23 to 7, Alabama toppled Sewanee 27 to 0, Georgia defeated Furman 21 to 0, Vanderbilt beat Tennessee 34 to 7, Washington and Lee shut out Kentucky 2 to 0, Auburn beat Texas A and M 33 to 0, Ole Miss edged VMI 18 to 10, and Maryland defeated VPI 3 to 0.
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Grant Field
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
Auburn
Texas
Dallas
Mississippi A. & M
Ole Miss
Union
Tennis Players to Hold Meeting Tonight at YMCA
Mobile Tennis Club schedules a 7 30 PM meeting at the YMCA to discuss inter city tourney with Pensacola. Executive board members listed include Shiep Meyers Palmes Little Metz Hans H Van Aller W T Jones and Mathews. Pensacola favor six man singles with tie breaking doubles.
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Mobile Tennis Club
Pensacola
Stan Shiep
George C. Meyers
Albert Palmes
Don Little
Leopold Metz- Hans H
van Aller
W. T
Doug W. B. Jones
Sons Park
Chassin
Hoffman
B. Lubel
Sheriff's Sale of L. R. O'Neal Real Estate in Mobile
State of Alabama Mobile County I will sell to the highest bidder for cash Monday November 16 1920 at 12 oclock noon in front of the court door all of L R O Neals right title and interest in Lots 10 and 11 of Subdivision of lots 10 11 and 12 block 6 Teron Annex Mobile described property under writ of fieri facias issued by the circuit court Leon Schwarz Sheriff oct12-19-26
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Sherife
State of Alabama
County of Mobile
Irwin & Company, A Corp
L. F "Neal
Circuit ‘Court of Mobile
R. L. O'Neal
Mobile
Alabama
He's Cubs New Boss in 1926 McCarthy Named Manager
The Chicago Cubs appoint a veteran baseball man, McCarthy, to manage in 1926 after his successful stint with the Louisville Colonels. He led Louisville to the 1925 gonfalon in a record American Association race and is credited with steady club performance.
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Chicago Cubs
McCarthy
Louisville Colonels
Gonfalon
American Association
Rockne Predicts Notre Dame Muddle Ahead After Loss
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, said the team will likely lose at least one more game in the next three weeks after the Army defeat. He warned of tough road trips to Minnesota, Georgia Tech, and Penn State, calling them traveling dates across major cities.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Hoosiers
Army
Rockne
Minnesota
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Bellefonte
Michigan Shows Early Spark in Big Ten Title Chase
Michigan opens with wins over Indiana and Wisconsin as it builds momentum toward a potential conference crown. Benny Friedman stars with a kickoff return for a score, while Illinois eyes a home crowd in the Illini game and Ohio State looks to refine after beating Columbia.
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Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Red” Grange
Illini
Iowa
Illinois
Grange
Benny Friedman
Madison
Perdue
Northwestern
Tulane
Notre Dame
Knute' Ockne
Minnesota
Miami
Notre Dame Battles Army in Poor Offensive Show
Coach Rockne laments Notre Dame's inept offense as Army outplays the Irish from the start. He notes four forward passes, minimal gains beyond mid field, and no protection for the passer. Enders Wallace Crowe Dahman and Roach show effort, but the Army line dominates.
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Army
Hanousk
Crowe
Notre Dame
Edwards
O’boyle
Hearndon
Enright
Hanousek
Prelli
Roach
Glannigan
Dahman
Riley
Shearer
Wallace
Rigall
McMannon
J. Smith
Mr. Rockne
Army and Pennsylvania emerge as top eastern title contenders
Army and Pennsylvania led early 1920s football chatter as strong contenders for the national title after decisive wins. Yale dropped from favor with a 16 13 loss to Penn while Army prepares for key tests against St Louis and Yale. Holy Cross and Ohio State derailed Harvard, and several eastern teams still vied for the championship.
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New York
Army
Pennsylvania
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame Warriors
Yale
Harvard
Middlebury
Columbia
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Brown
Penn State
West Virginia
Princeton
Lafayette
Navy
Colgate
Lehigh
Washington and Jefferson
Penn
Quaker
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Chicago
Philadelphia
Red Grange
Illini
Pipes Defeats Crawford to Claim New Golf Champion Title
Dick Crawford, twice winner, falls to W Pipes 8 and 1. Mobile Country Club hosts a 36 hole semifinal schedule paused midweek. Matches reveal Peck pipes Pipes in upper bracket while Geekie faces Johnstone Jr in lower bracket. third round scores list several match results across flights.
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Dick Crawford
Mobile Country Club
W. Pipes
E. F. Johnstone, Jr
First Flight
S. W
R. L. Crawford
F. Taylor Peck
J. P. Courtney
R. Ceekie
Mark Lyons, Jr
E. J. Johnstone
D. Graham
Ed Membeg
C. W. Hempstead
J. P. Weinacker
Neville Lyons
Harry Crawford
T. P. Shine
J. G. Burton
Kirtland
W. G. Connell
H. Schram
H. B. Tonsmeire
F. T. Peck
R. C. Geekie
Yale Players Out With Injuries For Penn Tilt
New Haven reports Yale regulars Richards Cottle and Foote will miss a week after injuries from the Penn game. Harvard reports Capt Cheek the only regular hurt in the Holy Cross clash but he expects to return soon. Army to transport 1,100 cadets to New Haven for the October 31 Yale game. Navy- Princeton tie leaves Navy pleased by doubling Princeton in scrimmage gains.
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New Haven
Conn
Cambridge
Mass
Cheek
Harvard
Holy Cross
West Point
N. Y
Annapolis
Navy
Princeton
Gridiron Event Highlights College Day Games
Mobile Rifles defeated Springs College Scrubs 25 to 0 as Ollinger and Hoyle led the rifles with strong runs and a punt return TD. Hill High crushed Pressers 18 to 7 with Dugan and Chamberlain producing multiple scores. Hill Midgets beat Galvez Midgets 19 to 6 as Tonsmeire and Brady contributed key plays.
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Rifles
Scrubs
Hill High
Presser
Walfop Galvez
Bf Maxon Fig
Teouseh
Mobile Rifles
The
Springs College Scrubs
Ollinger
Red” Hoyle
Cadets
Mike” Rubica
Childress
Entirre
Ellie Ollinger
Hoyle
Ruberia
Roach
Larry
Casey
Hillians
Bienville
Tim Dugan
Chamberlain
Zieman
Bonham
Dugan
McCourt
Hildians
Hill
Galvez
Martin
Tonsmeire
Brady
Boylan
Forbes
McPhil Boylan
McDonnell
Carpentier to Return for Delaney Bout in January
French boxing star Georges Carpentier, famed European champion, has signed to fight American contender Jimmy Delaney in Los Angeles in January, announced by California promoters who promote the bout.
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Georges Carpentier
California
Jimmy Delaney
Los Ansleles
Women golfers plan association with national ties
Mary K Browne a leading figure in court circles is among sponsors of a plan backed by the U SGA to organize a national women’s golf association reflecting growing interest in organized play and competition nationwide.
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Marble Is
Southwest
Leon Schwarz
CUBS
Joe McCarthy
Mobile Ice Delivery CO. Water and Contr
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Spain
Uecerees
Constas
Madrid
Wen Associat American Bank ‘Women
London
Husky Army
St. Louis University
Polo Grounds
Dartmouth
Cornell
Syracuse
Ithacans
Lone Star State
United States
Daughters of 1812
Crawford
Pipes
A. G. Thayer
H. H. Clarke
Hempstead
Gunphass Neatons
B. R. Wilson
F. H. Lining
B. Sheridan, Jr
PB. L. Wheeler
H Schram
C. C. Hand
H. H. Ranta
W. H. Armbrecht
R. E. de Veefe
Mark Day
Foster
Cazentre
Louiselle
Chamblin
Williams
Murphy
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
St. Louis and
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Claiborne
F.o. B. Detroit
Dauphin Street
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