Sewanee at Vanderbilt

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  The Montgomery advertiser, Alabama, November 27, 1908, page 6

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  TIE GAME VANDERBILT AND sEWANEE MADE SAME SCORE. The Game Was Mostly Straight Foot ball, oFrwnrd Passes and New Plays Cutting Almost no FiRure Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 2s.~-Vander- bilt and Sewanee played each other to a standstill this afternoon on Dudley Field. the game ending and 6. each team scoring touchdown and kick ing goal. In the first half, Morrison. Wander: bilt’s quarter, grabbed up muned punt and raced over the goal line. In the second half, Lyme Sewanee’s guar. ter, caught a long punt by Blake and with fine interference ran sixty 1.-Two yards to a touchdown Both teams played hard, fast ball, and were fairly well matched. Each tried for goals from placement two or three times, but the ball was wild. After Sewanees score was made Vanderbilt was large mostly straight football. forward pass es and new plays cutting almost no

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  Daily Arizona silver belt, Arizona, November 27, 1908, page 3 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL SCORES. Marietta-Marietta g; Dennison O. Jackson, Miss.-A. and M. II; Mis- sissippi university 6. Little Rock-L. s. U. 36; U. of A. 1. Colorado Springs--Denvcr university 6; Colorado college 4. Lexington-State university 40; Gen. tral university o. Birmingham, Ala.--Alabama I Uni. versity of Tennessee O. Spokane High A; Salt Lake High o. Multnomah Portland) O; Oregon 6. Colorado 15; School of Mines 0. Carlisle l7; St. Louis o. Nebraska l2; Wabash 6, Drake l2; Ames 0. Creighton 10; Haskell 10. Santa Barbara High 8; Pomona l7 (Rugby). Depauw 46; Carroll 5. Ohio State l9; Kenyon 9. Vanderbilt 6; Sewanee 6. Georgia Tech. 30; Clawson 6. sherman Indins 4; St. Vincent o. Tulane (New Orleans) II; Washing. ton est. Louis) o. Rose Poly. 6; Butler 6. Fairmount 1T; Southwestern Kansas o. George Washington 5; Bucknell 5. Washington and Lee 6; Marquette 0.

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Vanderbilt leads 31–⁠4–⁠2 in 37 meetings, counting the 30 since this game.