Tulane at Alabama

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, November 1, 1914, page 14

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  ALABAMA SWAMPS TULANE ELF VEN Crimson Squad Bushes LOuisianans Off Their Feet, Scoring Almost At Will-FOur Touch downs Scored In Fourth Quarter-Harsh and VandeGraaff Star brought down the field to the five-yard line. The fourth touchdown in this quar- ter was made when Saul intercepted a pass and ran 20 yards Tulane fought hard in the final period, but were unable to stem the Crimson rush. In this quarter field goal from the 35-yard line by NandeGraan and runs by Bill Harsh and VandeGraaff scored T. points. Tulane used the forward pass to a great extent and were successful in only four short gains. VandeGraaff, Long and Bill Harsh put up a fine exhibition of broken field running, while Hicks and Vande- Graaff proved a stumbling block to the bucks of the Tulane backa. The Tulane ends were good and MereauX and George also played good ball for the visitors The lineup: Alabama–Cargile, right end; Burks, right tackle; Hicks, right guard; Miller, center; Roman, left guard; VandeGraaff left tackle; Love, left end; w. Harsh, quarterback; Bates, right halfbaek; John son, left halfback; Long, rullback. Tulane-Oakes, right end; Woodward right tackle; Johnson, right guard; ter wick center; Underwood, left guard; Maihlies left tackle; Gateley. left end; Gerrges, quarterback Mereaux, right halfback: Brown, left halfback; Rosen- thai, fullbaek. Summary: Touchdowns, B. Harsh ,, Long, Love, G. Harsh, Saul, VandeGraaff, Goals after touchdown, NandeGraaff T.. Goal from field. VandeGraaff, Referee, Streait (Auburn). Umpire, Counselman (Virginia). Linesman, Cheape (Sewanee). Timekeeper, Pratt (Alabama). Time of quarter 15 minutes.

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  The times dispatch, Richmond, Va., November 1, 1914, page 13

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  Alabama swamp. Tulane. TUSCALOOSA, ALA, October 81 Alabama swamped Tulane here to-day, 5S to o. The visitors were outciassed throughout. Alabama scoring apparentity at will. Four touchdoWns were made In tho fourth quarter. Tulane never threatened to score.

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Officially, Alabama leads 26–⁠9–⁠3; as played, 27–⁠8–⁠3 in 38 meetings, counting the 31 since this game.