LSU at Georgia

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 17, 1935, page 35

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  |. s. j. RUNS OVER GEORGIA, IS TO D Counts Twice and Stopped Three Other Times in Sight of Goal. by the ASSOCldleQ PreSS. -ANFORD FIELD, Athens, Ga, l. November 16-Louisiana State foot ball power house. featuring L 95-yard touchdown run by Lanky Jess Fatherree, tramp.ed Georgia, 13 to 0. today as the Bulldogs repelled three goal line thrusts in a spectacular battle before about 10000 fans. The convincing triumph of the Tigers from Baton Rouge, with thou sands of Louisiana enthusiasts, headed by Gov. o. K. Allen, in the stands, virtually clinched the Southeastern Conference championship for the Bernie Moore-coached gridders. Louisiana outplayed Georgia’s Bull dogs nearly the whole route, checked the only threat by the men of Harry Mehre at the 5-yard line early in the opening period and accumulated its winning points on Fatherree’s brilliant run and four quarter scoring sprint of % yards by Bill Grass, the pile driving star, in the final minutes. The Well-earned triumph of LOU isiana, left only Tulane’s Green Wave between the Tigers and a cleanup claim to the conference crown.

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LSU leads 18–⁠14–⁠1 in 33 meetings, counting the 31 since this game.