Auburn at Tulane

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  Evening star, October 25, 1926, page 20

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  game expected with Elon. The Blue and Gray substitutes ran wild and piled up a big score. The game was valuable to Georgetown in that the second string men got a needed opportunity to show their wares. George Washington failed to win from William and Mary. The latter probably was a stronger team against the Hatchetites than for some time due to the return of the quarterback, MatSu. A foot ball game won by a score of 2 to 0 is unusual, yet two such resuits were recorded in big games in the South Saturday. Alabama barely won from Sewanee by that count and Auburn counted against Tulane by the same margin. The victory of Auburn over Tulane was not unexpected, as both teams were considered to be about on a par, but the show. ing of Sewanee against Alabama was certainly surprising. 1t is a fact that no school in the country put out better foot ball teams than Sewanee, considering the size OF the student body. Sewanee has only 300 students, or thereabouts, but has managed for years to develop teams to stay in close competition with the larger institutions in the South.

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 25, 1926, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES STATE S gotEe Dame, g: Northwestern. o. Indiana Central. 80: vincennee. o. =, ,TerCe Haute Normal. 40 Oakland MMiin nnssota, SS7 s.; 1@RalBaaf kranklin. %; Evansville. 3. ,ud De Paug Freshmen. 12; Franklin . Butler Butler Freshman. IA. Culver Military my – Other Results Army, Al; Boston University. o. Ail LEG heny, ~ 81 FRANCIS 0. American University. “a Shenandoah. o. Auburn, 2 Tulane 0.o Arkansas. So: Centenary. 8. H. W. Bowdoin. 81: Colby. IA. Boston College. 81: Louis University. O. birmingham Southern. 7; Chatta- BBS3d1lsy J Tech A “A; Lombard PsD 8 c cGifnsm az n6SiafI western state o. Connecticut Agsies. “a; Trinity. o. GARRISON. Al; Hobart, o. SoiaeSis. t “a Duke. Fo 8. u ,Canisius,. 81; Bonaventure. o. =, City SGIoIlegeo of New York. 20; Rhode Drake, So: Mississippi, Is. Davis. EllSnis. co. ST; Marys, u. FFnaaz cf3Bles fresby R0Tns Green g. georgetown, 81: Elton. “A. Ge c9sfi Tec SSa’h hB WASHINGTON and Aayse;rtord. s :, Hamilton. O., Harvard, is: Dartmouth, IL 5am neiS M Wfiseyan Sc Gar yis9o1 e Kentucky ia. Florida 13 kKing , College, g; Milliken. o. Kansas ka1Si . Ag BfeSi’ - 9: Oklahoma. IL. Loyola So. Johns Hopkins. O. LoweR Textiis -; Massachasetts In stisYte Technical Fash 0au M MGa%a%ths State I u TSS c2F SaSest Muhlenberg. 90 FRANKLIN and Mar Mt Union. ID: Akron, g. Montana ontSna Uh n2iW% RS9 q; Montana MgairdHliette 40; st. Mary’s. o. 4 MMi sl2Isnd IA Ia I Y6pfb Carolina. g. = Mississippi A. and M. 7. Louisiana SNSsEFtSSS ‘ bso a0x xssiss st. Thomas. 8. Ni npg.aara. Un9144ersHlty; 2s; De Paul. .. N NaVsa’If55 IS; Co colg asnsS 7, o. Norwich. Il; Middleoury. Q. New Xesf un iS Texas 80 M Ratsfs o. oSSEio en- Unlv esSt IS; ‘t Ohio 1cihcln- 9 9ffiSf wesey an YM “ oS!o Northern O. obeTlin, Is; Rochester, o. Pennsylvania. SO; Williams, o. Penn Military College. 10; st. S 5aaSiiss M q Hsaif g. Catholic IT, T. ss tPpSfo;rd o. ia aawT oreson o. -. S,waEthhImn?sre’, 3; N yrsiadius;o 3. Syracuse. 10: Penn State. o. Southern Methodist. o; Texas A. and south Dakota State. 9; North Da- $asSasS an IA Junite c cG D1sgg, Tennessee; 39 Center, T. Texas Texas &GS S aSs ls:t SEtah O. - Temple, 13: schuylltpl. o. e Of Dayton. 81; Wilmington. g. q OF Retroit s GAIN GfGr0n “ T University Of Southern California. 27 S’s !, zzEGS5jss q T. Tgz .%sHsss. 8. { UniSn. AZ Il d Refnsseeiaera g. lLdn, NOIOTduO.. D. U. OF Idaho. 80: College Of Idaho. 0. V. M l., Z: N. C. State, o. Vanderbilt. IA: Georgia. 13. Villanova 80: Dickinson. o. “ p l.. g; Virginia. o. Vermont IA: Tufts. 10. whiteman. o: Pacific 8: wooster. 10: Ohio Western Reserve. 3. Williams and Mary. Ia George Wash Wittenberg. 40: Marietta. Q. q, West . irgin ia University ?; West vir’ Washington and jefferson. %; Ford “ Washington State. o. University Of Washington. q. HIGH SCHOOLS Muncie. 6: Tech (Indianapolis). o. Cathedral Indianapolis). @: New AL Boys Prep. IA: Westfeld IA Central (Evansville). 81 Manual ‘tIndianapolis) 0. Michigan City. 10: La Porte. Is. Bosse (Evansville). q; Sturgis (Ken- ‘uc JkassosinvGiile. 80: Reitz tEyansville). 7. Warsaw IS: Rochester, o.. Central. eft. WayGel. 2s; Portland. ID. Goshen. 10; Kendallville. Q. Koko ONO. 81: Logansport. 9. Petersburg. 20: Reitz Evansville

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  Douglas daily dispatch, October 24, 1926, page 6 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Pennsylvania, SO; Williams, Amherst, 20; Wesleyan. u. Lake Forest (Ills) School, IS; Yale freshmen, 0. Ohio state, %; Iowa; 8. West Virginia university. z; Wes-1 leyan, 0. Haverford, s; Hamilton, 0. Vernfnnt, IA; Tufts, 1S. ’2t Columbia. “a; Duke, 0. Navy, 10; Colgate, z. Brown, Z; Yale,@O. ST. Xavier, 80; Kenyon, 0. Massachusetts, Aggles, Z; Wor. cester Tech, 0. Bowdoin, 21; Colby, II. Princeton, Z; Lehigh, 6. Washington and Jefferson, %; Lordham, 13. Johns Hopkins, 0; Loycla, !. Mich.g gan, 13; Illinois, o. wisconsin, 27; Indiana, 2. Providence, 6; st. Johns, (tie). Allegheny, 81 st. Francis, 0, Rochester, o.; Operlin, 18. = 1 Villa Nova, 32; Dickinson, 0. Norwich, IA; MiddAbury, b. Maine, sS; Bates, o. Army II; Boston u, 20. Lafayette, 80; Albright, Z. Syracuse, 10; Penn State, 0. New York u, 80; Rutgers, o. Springfield, “a; New Hampshire, If. Saniscius, 8; st. Bonaventure; 0. Carnegie Tech, IA; Pittsburgh, o. Penn Military college, ls;, st. Josephs, 6. Buffalo, 0; Alfred, 6. Georgia Tech, 10; Washington and Lee, ~ ~ Kansas, 3 Nebraska, 20. Temple university, 10; sclfnylkill college, 0. Susquehanna university, IA; Juniata college, 4 0. Gettysburg college, o.; Bue1snell uni versity, 0. western Maryland, IA; Holy Cross 2. Oklahoma, 70; Kansas AgglesA1 Is. Bethany, 70; Bethel, 0. Niagara university, %; Depaul uni versity, 6. Ripon, O; Lawrence, 0. Marquette, As; st. Marys, 0. Ohio Wesleyan, II; Ohio Northern ! American university, “a; Shenan | doah college, 0. Vanderbilt, IA Georgia, 1s. Birmingham Southern, Z; Chatia nooga, (tie). Kentucky, IS; Florida, 49,. Y ; University of Detrois, 2: John car roll, (tie). Louisiana State university, 6; Mississppi A. and NJ, z. Auburn, 2; Tulane, 0. @ ! Mercer, 3; Howard, 0. / Texas A. and NJ, Z; Southern Meth Udist university, o. l Iowa state, 3; Missouri, Z,

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Tulane leads 17–⁠15–⁠6 in 38 meetings, counting the 30 since this game.