Ole Miss at Arkansas

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  The Birmingham age-herald, October 26, 1924, page 9

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  ARKANSAS WINS FROM OLE MISS RazOrbacks Have Easy Time Winning From Mississippians LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 2j.-The Uni versity of Arkansas football team to- day won from the University of Mis- sissippi 20 to 0 on two touchdowns by Bagby and one by FulbriSht. The Ra- zorbacks made IS first downs to five for Mississippi. The first touchdown came in the first quarter on a Al yard end run bx. Bagby, after an exchange of punts. Bagby went over from the five yard line for the second score in the fourth period. With the game apparently sewed up, the entire starting backfield with the exception of Captain Rogers was taken out, Fulbright. Winkleman and Stew art going in as substitutes. Fulbright pissed to Stewart for 15 yards, and on the next pass, Winkleman to Full bright, the latter ran 25 intervening yards for the last touchdown. Mississippi made only one threat at scoring and that failed when an attempted drop kick by Allen missed the bar. Scott was the outstanding Arkansas defensive star, with Blackburn and Coleman challenging his honOrs. For, Ole Miss. $. Davis was her best bet in the line. .t

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  Atlanta tri-weekly journal, Atlanta, Ga., October 28, 1924, page 3 (results column)

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  ALABAMA DEFEATS TECH; GEORGIA WINS FROM VANDERBILT Saturdays football games in the south resulted in the defeat of Georgia Tech by University of Alabama and the victory of University of Georgia over Vanderbilt and of Auburn over Louisiana State. Alabama out, played Tech and won, IA to 0. Both Georgia and Auburn outplayed their opponents but each was able to win only by “a field goal. Mercer won from Howard IA to 5, by late rally, and Citadel beat Fur man, 6 to 0. Kentucky barely won from Sc vance, to 0, While Centre was being defeated by West Virginia, 13 to s, in a game played in New York city. Florida made the long trtA to AUS tin and was held to a to tie by University of Texas. Virginia lost TO Pennsylvania, 81 to 0, while V. NJ. l. was walloping North Carolina State, II to Z, and Maryland was beating University Of North Carolina by two field goals. 49, Mississippi A. & NJ. beat Tennessee, to 2, while University Of Mississippi was being soundly thrashed by Arkansas, 20 to O. In the east, Harvard lost to Dart mouth, to 0; Yale beat Brown, Is | to 3; Notre Dame ran away with Princeton, II to o. Syracuse won from Penn state, 10 to g. Army wal loped Boston college, 30 to 0, and T,3faVette oVerw helnoed Wa of on and Jefferson, 20 to 0. Michigan furnished the big sur. prise in the west. Although terrifi. cally punished the week before by Illinois, the Wolverines came back strong and beat Wisconsin, 81 to z. Iowa won from Minnesota, Chicago tied Ohio State, and Nebraska beat Kansas, IA to Z.

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Officially, Arkansas leads 37–⁠32–⁠1; as played, 37–⁠34–⁠1 in 72 meetings, counting the 68 since this game.