Alabama at Vanderbilt

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, November 9, 1919, page 14

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  Alabama Loses Hard Game to Vandy SPORTS Cornmodores Sail Victorious Over the Crimson Tide in a Battle of Many Thrills Vanderbilt Throws Bombshe Into Thin Red Line, Shock ing the Dopesters-Alabama Made 13 First Downs to Vandy’s S-Fumbles Hurt Scotts Team. Nashville November 8-(Special)-The thin red line thun dered and charged the field sweeping aside the Com drive to the main objective The thin red line dazzling first in its killing the south side goal wall defense of the commodores then crumbed-and broke The tide turned feed with mighty blow on o-yard line the coveted prize of first quar- touchdown appeared within it’s The Crimson found itself playing the early stages of the second quarter while the Commodores forced enough points

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  Evening star, November 9, 1919, page 28 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL RESULTS. Gallaudet, 27; Western Maryland, s. Catholic University, 81: Boiling Field Aviators, 10. Navy, O.; Georgetown, 6. Maryland State. 27: st. Johns. 0. Virginia NJ. l.. 29; North Carolina, I. Davidson, 6; North Carolina State, SO. Wake Forest, 0; Virginia Polly, 40. Georgia Tech, 0; Washington and Lee, 3. Vanderbilt. 16: Alabama, 12. Tennessee, 6; South Carolina, 0. Sewanee. II; Oglethorpe, 10. Georgetown (ky), 13; Maryville College. Z. Mississippi Aggies, “a; Mississippi. O. Richmond College, II; Williams and Mary, Q. Mississippi College. 0; Louisiana. “a. Arkansas, Z; Texas. 80. Newport Naval Station, 10; Great Lakes, u. Hampden-Sydney. 10; Randolph Citadel, Il; Newberry. 0. Naval Base, 81; Philadelphia Navy Yard, o. Chattanooga. Z: Cumberland Uni versity, 0. Tulane. IA: Florida. .. Marietta. q; West Virginia Wesleyan. 0. Haverford, I: Johns Hopkins. o. EAST Harvard, 10: Princeton, 10. Pennsylvania, 13; Dartmouth, 20. Yale, IA; Brown, 0. Pittsburgh, Z: Washington and JEFF ferson, 6. Carnegie Tech. o; Cornell, 20. Syracuse, 8; Bucknell, 0. Colgate, 21; Rochester, 0. Army, 8; Notre Dame, II. WaSf VirOipia 6. Center. IA. New York. II; Union. s. Penn State. 20; Lehigh, Z. Rutgers, 13: Boston College, z. Swarthmore, 20; Franklin and Marshall, 0. Colby, 0; Holy Cross. Al. Dickinson, 0; Lafayette, 48. Yale Freshmen. 10; Cornell Fresh men, 0. Princeton Freshmen. 13: Harvard Freshmen, 0. WEST. Michigan, 0; Chicago, 49, Illinois, 10: Minnesota, 6. Iowa, IA; Northwestern, Z. Purdue, 0; Ohio State. 20. Nebraska, IL; Missouri. 5. Washington. 13; Drake, IA. Oklahoma, o; Kansas, 0. South Dakota, 0 Michigan Aggies, 13. Tufts, Z F.; Detroit, 3. Utah Aggies, Z; Colorado Aggies, 27. Utah. Z :. Colorado. O.. California, IA: Southern Califormia. 13. Drake, IA; Washington University, 13. Cincinnati. Z; kentucky State. 0. Depauw. o; Wabash. 0. Earlham. 6; Franklin, 2. Nebraska Wesleyan. IA: Wyoming, 0. | ST. Louis, 0; Marquette, 0. | Idaho, Z; Montana, 0. | Washington State, Z; Oregon, O. | North Dakota Aggies. 6; Fargo Col lege, 0. ! Western Reserve. IA; Kenyon, 0. | Case, II; Mount Union, IL. Oberlin. At; Hiram. 0.

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Officially, Alabama leads 61–⁠20–⁠4; as played, 64–⁠19–⁠4 in 87 meetings, counting the 82 since this game.