Ole Miss at Sewanee

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 9, 1924, page 11

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  SEWANEE BEATS OLE MISS CLAN Tigers Perform In Great Style, Winning 21 To o MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. S.-Mud. a slippery field and the University of Mississippi line and secondary defense failed to stop the fast and clever Sewanee backs in a football game at Rushwood park here today. When the final whistle blew the score stood 21 to 0 for the Tigers. Ole Miss had little to show either of offense or defense. They failed to make a single first down during the game but managed to lessen the score by a stubborn defense Mississippi had three opportunities to score as a result of fumbles, but line drives, attempted placement kicks and passes were all in vain. .3 The Tiger backfield composed of Gib- bons, Powers, MRhoney and Harris worked with neatness and precision. Helyey and Sanders, two converted fuilbacks, played at tackle, were pow CTS in the Sewanee line. Sewanee scored twice in the second period as the result of strong running attack, combined with skillful passes and added another touchdown in the third quarter. Lineup Sewanee (21) Position Mississippi (O) Ferry ‘.-.:... ........-.. Simmons Left End t1elVey .s,... .............. s. Davis Left Tackle Aucoin ‘.’.’.:. ............. Keaton Left Guard ‘‘‘ ‘‘.::.’., Hoff Center heht Grain Right Guard Sahuers ‘‘..::... B. Davis Right Tackle UOoch .’......... ....... Totten Right End A’ofAAS ‘‘.’.. .,...,.... SmltheOn Quarterback N”S .’... Austin Left Halfback rowers ‘‘‘.............. Martin Right Halfback Mahoney Aiken Fullback Scoring by periods: Sewanee ............0 If z O-21 Mississippi ..........O O o O. o

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, November 10, 1924, page 6 (results column)

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  SATURDAY FOOTBALL South Dakota 7; Columbia College Creighton 81; North Dakota Q. S. d. State 50 Morningside 0. n. d. Aggies 10; Concordia 9. Ames {; Minnesota 7. Illinois 81; Chicago 2l. Northwestern 0; Michigan 21. Indiana -; Ohio Z. Notre Dame SO Wisconsin ). Princeton “a; Harvard 0. West Virginia Wesleyan Z; SYRIA cuse ). Yale Al; Maryland 0. Cornell 81; Susquehanna 0. University of Florida Z; Army IA. Pennsylvania 80; Georgetown 0. Iowa :; Butler 0. John Carroll 10; L. of Detroit Z. Case I; Wooster 3. Tufts Z; Bowdoin 6. Lehigh 3; Holy Gross ). Springfield College 81; Providence college o. Dennison ii; Ohio Northern 0. Otterbein 0; Heidelberg 0. Marquette I; Boston college “a. Dartmouth 50; Boston Y. o. Penn State %; Carnegie Tech 7. Navy SO; Vermont 0. Bucknell =; Gettysburg 6. Purdue sc; Depauw 0. Haskell Indians II; Brown Is. Vanderbilt IS; Mississippi A and NJ O.. Sewanee 21; Mississippi 0. North Carolina state s; V. H. l. 3. Williams AZ; Wesleyan 0. Georgia Tech %; l.. S. V. 7. Georgia Z; Virginia o. Richmond L. 0; Roanoke college 0. New Hampshire SO; Maine 0. Pittsburgh 10; Geneva 0. Muhlenberg 3; Dickinson 0. Auburn 6; Tulane Ia. Johns Hopkins &c; St. John 0. Loyola 46; Central college o. Drake 6; Kansas 6. (tie). Clemson 0; Davidson Z. Wittenberg 81; Muskingum 0. Hiram s; Mt. Union 26. Oberlin 90; Cincinnati 0. Mercer IS; Wofford 0. st. Louis U. 0; Michigan Aggies Beloit 3; Cornell 3. (tie.) Knox 20; Coe z. Delaware 8; Haverford 7. North Carolina state 6; Virginia Poly Institute 3. Washington and jefferson q; Waynesburg 0. Coe college z; Knox 20. Citadel 7; Washington and Lee 30 Missouri 10; Oklahoma 0. Oglethorpe SO; Howard 7. Alabama AZ; Kentucky z. Centre college so; U. of Tennessee 0. Washington U. 10; James Milliken Monmouth 25; Northwestern col Union 20; Amhurst Ii. Colorado Aggies 6; Colorado col lege 7. St. Ambrose 27; Wisconsin Min ers o. South Carolina o; Furman 10. University Of North Carolina 3; U. NJ I. 0. Biwabik z; Ely Z. Denfield 6; Duluth Central 0. Sur}erior Central 0; Ashland 6. Hibbing high IS; Coleraine high 0 Grand Forks high 10; Fargo high r. 4, srr~r--&.~ ‘>’‘@

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Sewanee leads 7–⁠6–⁠1 in 14 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.