Auburn at George Washington

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, October 24, 1933, page 19

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  FOES Of G. v. AGAINST CUT Of Is PCT. Editors note-YeSterdGy Mr.. Costello explained the ignomIi1r. iouS position into 1Uhich George Washington University forced Auburn and Auburn’S coach, Chet Wynne, 1Ohen the Colonial officials permitted an “in1pertectly trained and developed football team” to oppose Glenn son College on october 13, 1Ohen G. w. had a top-tlight grid team on the SidelineS, lOhich team most critics agree could haze SnoWed Clemson under. After What WaS termed a “Scrub” G. w. team had been tied by Clemson, c.. WIS best eleUen, IS per cent stronger than the scrub outfit, defeated Auburn, 19 to 6. Auburn generally is rated a top-tlight team, far SLperior to Clemson. Today Mr.. Costello explains the opposition of major toemen of G. w. to the 20 and Is per cent rental cost of Griffith Stadium. COL lege teams pay 20 per cent OF the gross receipts OF game, plus park expense, for q grid contest staged at daytime, and pay rs per cent of the gross, plus park expense, for a game PLAYED at night.

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George Washington leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.