Ole Miss at Tulane

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 9, 1921, page 29 (results column)

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  RESULTS OF GRIDIRON| CONTESTS YESTERDAY > LOCAL. EeofgetOwn, 4S; Ursinus, g. George Warrington, 70, Western Maryland, o. SOUTH ATLANTIC. To- Virginia, IA, Richmond, o. Johns Hopkins, 27; Delaware, o. Hampden-sidney, 21s Randolph Virginia M. l.. 20, Wake Forest, o. Washington and Lee, ~, Emory ana Henry, o. william and Mary, II, Trinity. O. Roanoke College, 40, Randolph Macon Academy, o.. SOUTH. Alabama. 55; Marion Institute, o. Auburn, 4s; Spring Hill, o. Centre. Ia; Virginia Poly, o. Georgia, II, Fnrman, z. Georgia Tech, 20; Davidson, o. Kentucky, -; Marshall, o. South Carolina, =; Newberry. 0. Tennessee, Fl; Chattanooga, o. Vanderbilt, A.; Mercer, o. Tulane, 26s Mississippi, 0. The Citadel, .; WonOrd, o. Oglethorpe, 20; U. $. Infantry DanviIie High SCHOOL ., Lynch burg High School, 0. Lynchburg College, 15s Elon Col Iege, z. Louisiana State, 7s; state Normal, O. Howard, 45, Millsap, o. Florida, 80; Rollins, o. Birmingham Southern, 80; South western Presbyterian, 6. EAST. Navy. SO; Western Reserve. o. Fordham, 10; Catholic University, o. Franklin and Marshall, 10; Gal laudet, o. Harvard, 10, Indiana, o. Yale, “a; North Carolina, o. Princeton, 10; Colgate, 0. Lafayette, 81; Dickinson, o. Pittsburgh, Fl, West Virginia, IL. Washington and Jefferson, “a; West Virginia Wesleyan, o. Cornell, 55; Rochester, o. Pennsylvanin, Z; Gettysburg, o. Penn State. 35; North Carolina State, o. Lehigh. z, Rutgers, o. Amherst, o; Tufts, o. Brown, IL; New York University. O.. Dartmouth, -; New Hampshire State, o. Holy Cross, ~, Canisius. o. vnIanova, 10, Pennsylvanir M. c., .. swarthmore. 2ss Albright, o. Army, 10, Middlebury, o. Army, 81; Lebanon Valley, o. Columbia, IA, Wesleyan, 3. Stevens, o; Haverford, o. Boston, 81; Worcester Poly, o. Allegheny College, o. Alfred Uni versity, o. Bucknell, IA, Muehlenberg, O. Susquehannn, o, Mount st. Marys, o. Union, 8; st. Lawrence, o. Williams, o, BOwdOfn, o. Boston College, rs; Providence COL lege, o. CENTRAL. Chicago, .; Purdue. O. Cincinnati. II; Baldwin-Wallace, z. Detroit, IS; Ohio Northern, o. Illinois, 81: South Dakota, 0. Iowa, 10, NOtre Dame, Z. Ames, Fl; Grinnell, 3. Minnesota, 2S; Northwestern, 0. Oberlin, z; Ohio State. q. wisconsin, “a; South Dakota State, 3. Michigan, g.; Cane, o. Hiram, u; Akron. o. Wooster, 81; Denison, o. Wabash, Al; Georgetown, Ky, o. Albion. “a, Michigan Aggies, z. Ohio Wesleyan, %, Heidelberg, Z. Butler, 20; Rose Poly, O. De Pauw, Is; Transylvanin, o. Miami, II; WittenberE, 0. Kenyon. z; Muskingum, z. Ashland, z; Otterbein, o. Missouri, 81; st. Louis University, 0. WEST. California, 81; Nevada, 6. Oklahoma AgEfes, 2s, Texas Christ ian, Fl. Oklahoma University, Fl, Central Normal. o.

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Officially, Ole Miss leads 42–⁠23; as played, 43–⁠24 in 67 meetings, counting the 57 since this game.