Alabama at Georgia

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  Daily press. (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, Virginia, October 27, 1907, page 1 (results column)

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  The Results Yesterday. VIZ 4t’cONihNNu AtSs’‘P University of Virginia ., University of North Carolina A. Princeton 5, Cornell 6. Carlisle 6. University OF Pcnnsyivania 6. Springfield ., Harvard 9. Villa Nova O, Yale 40. Western University OF Pcnnsylyania IL. Bucknell 10 Lehigh 6. Dickinson C. West Point 80, Rochester 0. Trinity .. Wesleyan o. Dartmouth 10 Amherst 10. Annapolis Academy II. Lafayette 0. University of Vermont 6, Holy Cross %. University of Maine 4, Tufts 0. Bowdoln 5. Colby O. University of Pennsylvania Fresh men s. Phillips Andover Academy o. Brown Freshmen .. Harvard Fresh men 0. Brown “a, Williams 0. Davidson College On. c. II, Virgin ia Polytechnic Institute 3. At Atlanta Auburn ~, Georgia Tech. G. Tulane University 10, Howard Col lege (Birmngham) 0. Vanderbilt 65. Rose Polytechnic TO- University OF Georgia 0. University of Alabama 0. Washington and Lee University SO, Hampdcn-S sydney ). Fordham College Sc, Georgetown University 0. Cornell Very Happy. ITHACA. n. V. Oct 26-Comclrs victory over Princeton today by n score of 6 to : will 80 down in Cor nell’s football annals as the most remarkahle gridiron struggle in the his tory of Perry field The first half, in which neither side scored, was a continual pnnting due: between Walder for Cornell. and llar- Ian for Princeton. in Which the Cor nell man had the advantage. at no time during the spectacular struggle in Ibis half did the bali approach nearer either goal than the five-yard line. Waldcr was responsible for the only Cornell touchdown and clinchcd the victory for the Ithicans by kicking the goal Pennsylvania Blue Over Defeat. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 2G-rhe University of Pennsylvania football eleven on Franklin Field this after noon tried to avenge the 81 to de feat at the hands of the Carlisle In dians last year and the result was: Indians G. Pennsylvania C. The Pcnnsylvanians knew the In dians were strong. but believing that they were possessed Of no mean abb lily they were confident of victory aud lncver dreamed of another walloning. 1.-THE Pennsylvanians played n head less, nervous game; in fact q poor exhibition Of football The Red aud Blue we’re outclasscd In every depart ment Of the game. On tho other hand the rcd mon lplaycd with the precision Of ~cn adjusted machine making no mis-.

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Alabama leads 45–⁠27–⁠3 in 75 meetings, counting the 71 since this game.