Auburn at Florida

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  The Birmingham age-herald, October 11, 1914, page 14

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  AUBURN CONQUERS FLORIDA ELEVEN Fumbes in Early Stages Hold Down Score Plain Tigers Roll Up 20 Points-Straight Football Wears Out Florida Line-Game in Detail kick to the middle of the field where Florida held Kicks were exchanged with Florida getting the better of the trade. Florida made first down and kicked to Auburn’s 30-yard line. Behind brilliant interference Arnold brought the ball to Florida’s 40-yard line. From here series of line plunges advanced the ball to the 5-yard line and Hart carried 1t over. Arnold kicked goal removing an exchange of the kicks after the kick off Arnold raced 30 yards carrying the ball to Florida’s 15-yard line. The quarter ended here. In the fourth quarter line bucks put pushed 1t over. Another goal made the score IA to 0. An exchange of kicks was again tried and then Auburn fell back upon liar ris, who, after a rest replaceed Bidez. The refreshed Tiger ploughed his way ruthlessly up the field aided by Arnold ‘ talrston, and with a final dash placed the. ball over the line for the last score. The try at goal failed. Flor iaa held following the kick off and the game ended with the ball in the middle of the field. Auburn-Pitts, center; Thigpen, right guard: Taylor. center: Robinson, right end; Steed, left guard; Louisell, Sam pie, left tackle; Kearley, Culpepper, left end; Arnold. quarterback; Hairston. left haIfback, Harris Bidez, fullback Pendergast, Hart, Lindsey, right half back. tlorida--Farrior, center; Won, Reid, right guard; Robinson, R. T. Han cock, center; Freeman, right end; Lots peich, left guard: Sutton. left tackle; Henderson, Cowsert left end Oats, quarterback; Fuller, Ramsdell. left halfback. swanson. fullback; Spark man, right halfback. Counsilman, refree; Carter, umpire; Forsythe, head I1nesman.

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Auburn leads 44–⁠40–⁠2 in 86 meetings, counting the 82 since this game.