Albany Braves Triumph In Close Southwest Georgia Football Fight
Albany defeats Thomasville 7 to 0 in a hard fought conference showdown. Braves quarterback Jack Riley sparked the victory with a 26 yard punt return setting up the final score as the Bulldogs kept the game tight until the closing minutes.
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Alabama, Utah, Nebraska, Oregon win grid battles
Thanksgiving Day college football saw Alabama defeat Vanderbilt 7-0 and Utah topple Colorado Aggies 13-0. Nebraska crushed Oregon State 22-0. Oregon upset St Marys Gaels 13-7. Other results included Pitt 16-0 over Carnegie Tech and Cornell 20-12 over Penn.
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Alabama poised for SEC title as LSU falters
Alabama neared the Southeastern Conference crown after a 7-0 win at Nashville over Vanderbilt. LSU must win its remaining games, Tulane and Tennessee, to challenge the Tide. The weekend slate also features LSU-Tulane, Mississippi versus Mississippi State, Georgia Tech vs Duke, and Texas A&M eventful action.
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Brown and Boi May Start in Trojan Clash
Georgia coach Harry Mehre expects Sam Brown and John Bond to start in Los Angeles against Southern California. The Bulldogs may also open with Wagoner Batchelor West Opper John Brown Johnson McKnight and Griffin in a backfield led by Bond and Brown. Mehre notes USC power and weight pose a tough challenge.
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East Dominates Program for Grid Season Finale
The East leads the football season’s closing day with major matchups including Army against Notre Dame and Yale versus Princeton at Yankee Stadium and the Yale Bowl. The South features Duke vs Georgia Tech while the West has Southern California against Georgia in key showdowns.
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Dixie Conference Standings Tilt After Classic Draw
Howard tied 7-7 with Birmingham Southern in the Dixie Conference classic at Birmingham. Furman defeated Clemson 6-9, Citadel beat Wofford 14-0, Centre beat Chattanooga 13-6, Millsaps downed Mississippi College 2-0, Tennessee Tech prevailed over Middle Tennessee 6-0, Southwestern beat Spring Hill 12-0, and Western Kentucky crushed Transylvania 48-6.
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Valdosta Wildcats rout Moultrie 28-0 in Turkey Day game
In Valdosta Georgia on December 1 the Wildcats defeated the Moultrie Packers 98 to 0 in the season finale at Cleveland Field before 2000 to 2500 fans. The win caps a nine game slate with only a Armistice Day tie with Thomasville and a 26 to 6 loss to Albany blemishing the record.
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Leon High beats Bainbridge High 13 to 0 in football
Bainbridge High fell to Leon High of Tallahassee 13 0 yesterday afternoon. Bainbridge drove near Leon territory twice but could not score. Tallahassee relied on a shortback run Parra and Parramore after a 50 yard pass to Dennard for the final tally. Parramore's placement was off.
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Fitzgerald Loses to Tifton in Turbulent 13–12 Clash
In Tifton Georgia on December 1 the Blue Devils led by Coach Hollingsworth edged Fitzgerald Hurricanes coached by Alderman in a hard fought football game on the local athletic field. Tifton secured a 13 to 12 victory in a tense finish.
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How Did It Happen By N Y B Georgia Faces Southern California
In a preview of the bowl clash on the Pacific coast Georgia prepares to meet powerhouse Southern California. The writer questions Georgia’s chances noting past seasons’ struggles and injuries while predicting California could score heavily in the opening quarters.
Alabama Dominates Vandy for Southwestern Conference Title
In a hard fought game, Alabama defeated Vanderbilt to claim the Southwestern Conference title. Alabama showed power in scoring despite Vanderbilt’s late attempts to close the gap. The Bulldogs of Albany tied with the local team, while other towns faced shutouts, as Mahler’s long run was called back.
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Feathers Leads Voting for All Southeastern Conference
Beattie Feathers of Tennessee tops the 1933 AP All Southeastern Conference ballot among coaches and writers. Seven teams are represented on the first eleven: Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Auburn, Georgia Tech, LSU and Kentucky. End Ariail of Auburn and guard Tom Hopke of Alabama repeat from last year.
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