Georgia Auburn Tilt Tops Southern List
Georgia Tech and Auburn renew a closely contested, high profile clash in Columbus while major Dixie teams face strong opponents across the South. The day’s schedule includes Tennessee-Vanderbilt, Maryland-North Carolina, and Alabama-Louisiana State with several regional bouts shaping early season form.
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Colonels
Harvard
Cambridge Stadium
Georgia Tech
Penn State
New York
Virginia
Iiceton
Fulane
Detroit University
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Auburn
Colmbus
Nashville
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
College Fark
Maryland
North Carolina
Lewisville
Kentucky State
Sewanee
Raleigh
North Carolina State
New Orleans
Alabama
Louisiana Stata
Lyncature
F. I
Trinity
Elon
Emory
Wefford
Newberry
Wake Forest
Gulford
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Randolph Macon
Georgetown
North
Carolina
Baltimore
Catholic University
Bucknell
Lewis"Wirth Caroling
State
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Foly
Ee Mary
Reat Sag
Willamsburg
Forest
Guilford
Johns Hopkins
Western
Annapolis
Army
Susquehanna
West Point
Polo Grounds
Centre
Cambridge
Frinceton
Princeton
Byracuse
Washington and Jefferson
Pittsburgh
Penn
Philadelphia
Gornell
Dartmouth
Ithaca
Columbia
Williams
Golby
Maine
Waterville
Fordham
Boston College
Ebbotsfields
Brooklyn
Lehigh
West Virginia
Bethlehem
Swarthmore
Muhlenberg
Swarthmore Vale
Brown
Yew Haven
Colgate
New York University
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Rutgers
Easton
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Louis
Oie State
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Oklahoma Aggies
Arkansas
Stillwater
Durham
Mississippi
Aggies
Chicago
Colorado
Illinois
Michigan
Urlans
Indianas
Notre Dame
Indianapolis
Kansas
Lawrence
Marquette
Butler College Falls to Wabash in 14 to 0 Setback
Butler College, coached by Pat Page, loses its first football game in two seasons to Wabash College in Indianapolis by 14 to 0. Wabash’s line dominates and scores come from a straight play and a forward pass.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Butler College
Pat” Page
Chicago University
Wabash College
Wabash
Ita
Butler
New York
Centre College
Danville
Harvard
The
University, of Virginia
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Princeton
Painter Memorial
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Polo Grounds
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Virginia
Fashington
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Rhode Island
Boston University
Toledo
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Terminal Auditorium
Milwaukee
Israel April Injured in Tech Central Game
Israel April of Tech played a strong game yesterday before injuring his right shoulder and wrist near the end. He walked off the field unconscious, was revived by Dr J S Arnold medical inspector, and taken to Garfield hospital in a hysterical condition before returning home.
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Israel
TECH
April
J.S. Arnold
Medical Inspectoor
Garfield Hospital
Brennan Seeks Challenge to Willard Before Dempsey Fight
Big Bill Brennan plans to challenge Jess Willard for the heavyweight title before Jess faces Jack Dempsey. Brennan offers to be reasonable on terms and cites his prior twelve round bout with Dempsey at Madison Square Garden. He has searched for suitable opponents since then, naming Australia Brown and Texas Taie as examples.
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Jess Willard
Columbia
S. C
Jess Hooks
Jack Dempsey
Bill
Jess
Hill
Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Australian Brown
Texas Taie
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