Tennessee at Vanderbilt

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], November 14, 1932, page 10 (results column)

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  By Times Special NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Football will make its final big splurge next Saturday. Important struggles are scheduled for Thanksgiving day and later, but for the most part the col legians will take their last bow this week. A roundup today after Saturdays battle brought out the following Sec tional leaders: East Brown, Colgate. Pittsburgh and Army. Midwest-Michigan, Purdue and NOtre Dame. Rocky Mountain-Utah. Southwest-Texas Christian. Big Six-Nebraska. Missouri valley-OkIahoma A. and NJ Southern Conference-Auburn, louisiana State. Far west-Southern California. There we’re plenty of surprises over the week. END. One of the major upsets was the IA to past ing handed Texas U. by Texas Christian. Rice was ousted from the race by IA to 7 loss to Texas A. & NJ In the Southern Conference, Tennessee and Vanderbilt elm mated themselves from the picture with a scoreless tie game. 1t was the first tie for Tennessee, the Sec ond for Vandy. Auburn is unbeaten and united, walloping Florida Saturday. Pittsburgh’S national title hopes we’re jolted by the 0 to 0 tie with Nebraska. Two other eastern lead ers suffered setbacks, Penn bowling to Ohio State, 10 to 0, and Villa Nova losing to Detroit, % to IL. Colgate and Brown continued unbeaten, the former whipping SYRIA cuse, Is to o, and the Bears turn ing back the previously unbeaten Columbia Lions, z to s, with a last quarter drive. These rivals may settle the eastern title when they collide Thanksgiving day. Southern California ran wild against Oregon, winning 80 to O, while Washington and Washington State played a scoreless tie. Louis lana State, unbeaten in the south ern conference, dropped a to 0

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Officially, Tennessee leads 79–⁠33–⁠5; as played, 81–⁠31–⁠4 in the 116 games on file; the official count covers all 120 meetings, counting the 91 since this game.