Sewanee at Alabama

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, November 2, 1919, page 19

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  ALABAMA WINS, 40 TO o Svamps Sewanee Mt Rickwood Field in Contest Staged on Wet Gr0undk. BIRMINGHAM Ala. Nov Ala bama swamped Sewanee at Rick wood Field today by the overwhelming score or 40 TO o. The game was played on a wet field, with local showers. Ala bama relied on old football, making most OF its gains through the line and scoring practically at Will. There was son and Lenoir. by consistent line piunsinS and end runs, featured for Alabama

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  The Washington herald, November 2, 1919, page 10 (results column)

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  Football Results. Georgetown. IS: Delaware I. Gallaudet Z: Catholic u, I. Yale. 81: Maryland State. O. Crsinus, II: Swarthmore, Is. Muhlenburg, 0; Villa Nova, 6. Haverford. 10: Franklin and Mar shall, Z Gettysburg. Z: Dickinson. 0. Notre Dame. 1s: Indiana s. Iowa, 26: South Dakota, Ia Drake. s: Grinnell. o. Washington. q; Rolla, o. Nebraska. o: Ames. 3 University of Detroit. q: Kalamazoo. 0. West Point. “a; Tufts. u. Pittsburgh. 3: Lehigh. o. Indiana, 3: Notre Dame. Is Michigan. is: Northweste IS. Columbia, o; Union, O. b Wisconsin. I; Minnesota, 10. Wesleyan. l6: Williams. O. ADD FOOTBALL Washington State. 81: Idaho, o. University OF Southern California, p; Occidental, 0. Oregon. q; Washington. IS. Texas, 80: Rice. g. California. n: Oregon Aggies. a. Kansas. Is: Kansas Aggies. 3. Creighton. 6; Haskell Indians, g. Colorado Aggies, IS; Denver, & Colorado School OF Mines. 3; Colo RADIO College. 7. Purdue. 13; Michigan Aggies. 7. Oklahoma. 8; Missouri. s. Kentucky States. 0: Vanderbilt, o. Johns Hopkins. 20: Lebanon College, s. Bowdoin, Il: Bates. 13 Dartmouth. Z: Colgate, = Union. o; Columbia. o. Penn State. 10: Pennsylvania, 0. Harvard. 20: Springfield. 0. Syracuse. 13: Brown. 0. Pittsburg. 10; Lehigh. o. Carnegie Tech. 9: Allegheny, Q. Lafayette. 21: Cornell. 2. Princeton Freshmen. 20; Yale Freshmen. o. West Virginia. IS: Princeton. o. Army. “a; Tufts. IS. Holy Cross. %; Rhode Island State. 3. Massachusetts Aggies. I: New Hampshire. o. Carnegie Tech. 3; Allegheny. o. Oberlin. As; Western Reserve. 0. Middlebury. 3; Norwich. o. Illinois. 20: Chicago. 0. Case. SO: Hiram. 80. DavidEon. 0: Georgia Tech. 80. Georgia Military Academy. 20; Locust Grove. o. Tennessee. n: North Carolina, 0. Alabama. 40: Sewanee. 0. Georgia. o; Auburn. Z. Mississippi Aggies. s; Louisiana, State. o. Vanderbilt. o: Kentucky State. ..

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., November 3, 1919, page 3 (results column)

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  THREE TEAMS FIGHT FOR SOUTHERN TITLE Georgia Tech, Alabama and Mlssisslppi In Running for Grid Championship. ATLANTA. Nov. 2.-The fight for the southern football championship apparently has resolved Itself for the present at least, into Il battle royal between Georgia Tech, Alabama and Mississippi A. 4 NJ. with upsets still possible. as each is yet to play for midable opponents. The Alabama team came sharply to the front Saturday with the over whelming defeat OF Sewanee 40 to 0 while Georgia Tech also continued its victorious march with an easy victory over Davidson, 81 to 0. not withstandlng the rain soaked field. Il condition general throughout the south mississippi A. & NJ eliminated louisiana State university to o.. This squad had not been scored on this season. Kentucky and Vanderbilt played scoreless tie, though McGugin’s men were on the defensive neatly all the time. Auhurn’s 7 to 0 victory over Georgia during q downpour gave the latter It’s fiVt setback OF the year. Center colN9e OF Kentucky over whelmcd Virginia 40 to y. North Carolina and Tennessee were evenly matched in scoreless game. while Tulane had no diffteulty amassing 80 TO 0 score against Mississippi college.

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  Pine Bluff daily graphic, November 2, 1919, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS. + ; + $ + + + l. 4 I. * + * * + Auburn, 7; Georgia 0. Texas 32; Rice 0. Baylor 20; Southwestern o. s. M. U. AL Austin 0. Oklahoma 6; Missouri 6. Arkansas 6; Kendall 63. Camp Travis 6; Camp Pike 25. Vanderbilt 0; Kentucky o. Alabama 40; Sewanee 0. Tennessee 0; Carolina c. Alabama Poly 7; Georgia 0. Harvard 20; Springfield 0. Kansas 16; Kansas Aggies 8. West Virginia 25: Princeton 0. Yale 31; Maryland 0. Lafayette 21; Cornell 2. Hendrix 6; Centenary 0. Notre Dame 16; Indiana 8. Army 24 Tufts 13. Minnesota 19; Wisconsin 7. Creighton 6; Haskell 6. Dartmouth T; Colgate r. w. Va. Wesleyan 20; Navy 6. Nebraska 8; Iowa O.. Illinpis 10; Chicago 0. Lit~e Rock 0; Memphis 0. Pittsburgh 14; Lehigh 0. Marquette 39; Great Lakes 0. Emporia Normal IS; Pittsburgh Normal O. Purdue IS; Michigan Aggies ‘. Washburn 53; Fairmont 0. Utah 66; Montana State 0. Colorado Aggies 33; Denver 8. Cornell II; Dubuque 6. Michigan 16; Northwestern 13. Pennsylvania State 10; Pennsyl- ania 0. Louisiana 0; Miss. 4. and M. 6.

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Alabama leads 16–⁠8–⁠3 in 27 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.