Alabama at Georgia Tech

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  Evening star, November 17, 1952, page 19

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  ATLANTA, Nov. II. - Georgia Tech knows now just how ire ‘placeaole squat Leon Hardeman is The NaLion’s No. 2 team really missed is svar halfback Saturday when Alabama gave the Engineers the scare of the season by hold ing them to 7–⁠3 score. Sure we missed Hardeman. Coach Bobby Dodd said. 1--WE figure he always good for at least one touchdown a game, and he’s tops at picking up first-dowr yardage when we need it. Aside from nis running, the fact that he wasn’t in there blocking for US hurt our offense a lot” Hardeman. a 5-foot-6, 175pound junior from Lafayette. Ga, was the top rusher in the South eastern Conference until the Ala gama game with 704 yards. He was hurt in the Army game and didn’t even dress for the Alabama battle, but will be ready before Sugar Bow time. -. NARROW Goes Ahead. Boboy NARROW, the Tides ace halfback collected 81 yards against Tech to make his total 728 and ledge aheao of Hardeman. The game was primarily a bat tie of defensive units. Time ano again the Tech and Alabama defenses stalled deep drives.

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Alabama leads 28–⁠21–⁠3 in 52 meetings, counting the 18 since this game.