North Carolina at Georgia

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 18, 1932, page 31 (results column)

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  TINE early dope, planted well De- fore the first frost. indicated that the battle for Dixie’s foot ball championship would be one of the warmest and closest in many years. For once, at least. the early dope has blossomed into the flower Of fact. No other season has shown so many close, evenly fought contests among the leaders. To get better line on the situation at large, you might ponder some of the scores so far: Tennessee, z; Alabama, 8. Tulane, 6; Vanderbilt, 6. ! V.P.I., Z; Georgia, 6. Auburn, Z; Georgia Tech, 0. Kentucky, IL; Georgia Tech, 6. Tulane, 35; Georgia, “a. Georgia, 6; North Carolina, 6. “. P. L., 7; William and Mary o. Here are eight championship games among leading teams with only one winning majority greater than single touchdown. This is the closest shooting on foot balfs mighty map These october scores show how evenly matched most of the leaders are. Ten nessee’s hardest test will come with Vanderbilt in November Vanderbilt faces the hardest set of trenches, with Georgia, Georgia Tech, Tennessee and Alabama blocking the road If Tennessee can slip by the Wander bilt and Kentucky games, Maj. Neylands delegation has the leading chance to turn out an unbeaten, united year and take the lead at the wind-up. But with so many teams so we’ll matched, anything can happen with another six weeks left. You’ll find most of these teams are hard-tackling, hard blocking outfits and they play with a slash and a drive that is something to see.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, October 17, 1932, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL. RESUITS,@ The following are scores of prin- cipal football games played last Saturday afternoon: Washington State 2; California 2. Loyalo at Los Angeles o; South ern California 6. West Coast Army 0; Stanford 26. College of Puget Sound T; Whit man G. Idaho 19; Montana 6. University of California at Los Angeles 12; Oregon T. Dakota Wesleyan 6; Wyoming 12. Pittsburgh IS; Army 13. Ohio IA; Navy 0. Penn State IS; Harvard 46. Cornell 0; Princeton o. Brown T; Yale 2. Nebraska 6; Minnesota ‘. Northwestern 26; Illinois O. Wisconsin 6; Pursdue T. Drake 0; Notre Dame 62. Tennessee T; Alabama B. Kansas 26; Iowa State O. North Carolina 6; Georgia 6. Missouri O; Kansas State 25. Hamilton 0; Amherst 13. Dartmouth T; Penn State IA. Colgate 35; Lafayette 0. Vanderbilt 6, Tulane 6. Knox 0; Chicago 20. Iowa 0; Indiana 12. Virginia 6; Columbia p. Georgetown 0; New York Uni versity 39. Southern Methodist 16; Syracuse 6. Brigham Young O; Utah 29. Auburn 6; Georgia Tech 6. Maine T; New Hampshire T.

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Georgia leads 16–⁠6–⁠2 in 24 meetings, counting the 18 since this game.