Clemson at Georgia Tech

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, November 27, 1914, page 7

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  GEORGIA TECH DEFEATS CLEMSON BY 26 TO 6 SCORE Atlanta, November 26.-With a mixture of open and mass play the football eleven of Georgia Tech defeated Glenn son college here today 26 to 6, in their annual Thanksgiving Day game. The South Carolinians were unable to gain consistently. their single touchdown resulting from their only successful for ward pass in dozen or more attempts. Tech frequently resorted to the use of the forward pass and its first touchdown resulted from such a play, Goree going over after short run following a long pass from Morrison. Field and Patten were the offensive stars for Tech. each making several sen sational end runs. Webb starred for Clem- son. Penalties for holding and rough play ing were frequent. each side suffering in almost equal proportion.

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  The Fairmont West Virginian, Fairmont, W. Va., November 27, 1914, page 7 (results column)

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  Football Scores Of Yesterdays Games Pitt; 10; Penn States. “. G J., “a; Bucknell, Q. Pitt; 10; Penn State.S3. w. & J., “a; Bucknell, o. Delaney Rifles, 80; storer. o. Charleston High, Il; Buckhannon, 0. McKeesport High, Z; Braddock, 0. New Castle High, 72; Kittanning, Q. Greensburg High 40; East Liberty Academy, 0. Cornell. “a; Pennsylvania, ~. Miami, 20; Cincinnati. ID. Brown, 20; Carlisle, IA. Notre Dame, 20; Syracuse. 0. Georgetown, IL; Ballaudet, 2. Albright, 20; Mulhenberg, 10. w. & L., Z; North Carolina A. & NJ. o. Texas, 80: Wabash College, o. Holy Cross, z; Vermont, Q. Western Reserves, Il; Case, 0. Boston College, IA; Catholic Uni versity, 0. Detroit, z: Ohio Northern, 0. Tennessee, %; Kentucky State, 6. Christian Brothers. At; Depauw, 0. vtr ginia Pol, 3; Virginia Mil, O. South Carolina, {; Citadel, 6. Tulane, O; Louisiana state, y. Rolla, s.; st. Louis, 0. Sewanee, IA; Vanderbilt. 10. Virginia, 20; North Carolina, 8. st. Johns, “a; Johns Hopkins, 10. Franklin and Marshall, Z; Gettysburg, 6. Georgia Tech, 26: Clemson, 6. Pennsylvania, So; Central, 3. Lafayette. Sc; Dickinson. z. Villa Nova, z; Fordham, s. Rutgers, SO; New York, 0. Allegheny, 40; Grove City, 0. Thiel College, Sc; Alfred, o. Groce City High, &c; Mercer, 0. Marshall, 80: Morris Harvey, 6. Marietta, SO; Hiram, 0. Reynoldsville, 6; Punxsutawney, 6. Johnstown High. 10; Latrobe, 0. Florida, ID; Mercer, 0. Texas A. & NJ, IA; Mississippi. z. Southwestern, z; Baylor, s. West Virginia Wesleyan, IA; West Virginia, 8.

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  Newark evening star and Newark advertiser, Newark, N.J., November 27, 1914, page 16 (results column)

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  College Season Draws Near a Close for 1914 The University Of Pennsylvania football team made a better show ing than was expected yesterday even though beaten by Cornell. The ouakers went so far as to take away the lead from the Ithaeans in the third period, but Cornell rallied quickly and regained the advantage. Rutgers swamped the New York University team; Brown trounced Carlisle aud Notre Dame walloped Syracuse. The scores of the more important games played on college gridirons yesterday follow; Cornell, “a; Pennsylvania, u. Rutgers, SO; New York University, 0. Brown, 20; Carlisle, Il. Holy Cross, Z; Vermont, 0. Western Reserve, “A; Case, 6. Boston College, 14i Catholic univer- sity, 0. Georgia Tech, 26; Clemson, 6. Notre Dame, 30: Syracuse, 0. Georgetown, L.; Gallaudet, Z University of Pittsburgh, 10; Penn State College, 3. Lafayette, 90; Dickinson, :. Washington and Jefferson, “a Buckuell, 0. Albright, 20: Muhlenberg, 10. Villa Nova. 7. Fordham, 6. Franklin Marshall, I; Gettysburg g. Johns Hopkins, IS; st. John, u.

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., November 27, 1914, page 10 (results column)

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  : x x X x x X X x :; FOOTBALL SCORES “ x X 4 x 4 x x 4 X 4 x x EASTERN GAMES. Cornell. “a Pennsylvania. Il. Rutgers, 81; New York university, Brown. 20; Carlisle, Il. Notre Dame, 20; Syracuse. 0. Villa Nova, Z; Fordham, 8. Holy Cross, Z; Vermont 0. Lafayette. SO; Dickinson, Z. Washington and Jefferson, “a; Bucknen. 0. Georgetown, -; Gallaudet. Z. Pittsburgh, 10; Penn State. 3. Virginia, 20; North Carolina, 5. SOUTHERN GAMES. Sewanee IA; Vanderbilt IL. Georgia Tech 26; Clemson 6. Aggies 9; Alabama 0. Tennessee %; Kentucky State 8. South Carolina Z; Citadel 8. Tulane 0: Louisiana o. Virginia Poly 3; Virginia Military institute O. Florida IA; Mercer 0. Texas Aggies IA; Mississippi Z. Southwestern Z; Baylor s. Drury 2S; Arkansas I. oklahoma Aggies Z; Colorado Aggies 0. Chattanooga 61; Cumberland :. Newbury Is; Wofford Z. Pennsylvania So; Central university Roanoke college 10: Hampden sgd ney 0. Davidson Z; Wake Forest 6. Maryville 26; Furman 10. Texas SO; wabash o.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Officially, Georgia Tech leads 51–⁠36–⁠2; as played, 52–⁠34–⁠2 in the 88 games on file; the official count covers all 90 meetings, counting the 75 since this game.