The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-10
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Tide And Bulldogs Cooking Up Regular Thanks
 giving Menu Generals Also Undefeated

ATLANTA, Nov. 9.-The Crimson Tide of Alabama and the Bulldogs of the University of Georgia are going about their business of cooking up a regular football game Thanksgiving Day. With Washington and Lee, these two teams are the only ones in the Southern Conference who have not suf- fered defeat. The Generals, however, have encountered one tie game, that with V. P. I. Alabama and Georgia have other claims to fame than excess of assets over liabilities. The 'Bama contingent has scored twice as many points against conference opponents as any other outfit in the organization and the Georgia eleven is now the only one not scored on in the big ring.
 The Crimson won from Kentucky, 42 to z, but Hughes, Wildcat back, spoiled Alabamas clean scoring sheet by settping off 97 yards for a touchdown. Brown on the next play carried his crimson jersey to a touch down from the kickoff, being credited with 99 yards in the effort, and Ro- senfeld crowded into the picture of long runs for the day with 76-yard sprint. Wycoff of Tech and Reese of Vanderbilt got touchdowns as rewards for dashes of 54 yards. It was day set apart in the football calendar to the glory of runners and Mercury as the patron saint.
 Georgia Has Hard Battle
 Georgia ran into a scoreless first half with the University of Virginia and had to fight for the lone touchdown of the game in a program that almost developed an inch by inch process Georgia Tech came back to win iron Louisiana State, 2S to z, after suffer ing two successive losses. Wycoff rar wild during the afternoon and regis tered four touchdowns.,
 The losers added their bit to the ex- citement of the day, however, by ar ranging for a touchdown through the medium of forward pass not far short of half the distance of the field.
 Vanderbilt, advertised by it's support CTS as a team up and coming, justi- fled this faith by defeating the Missis' sippi Aggies, IS to o, this marking the first conference loss for the ex- ponents of agriculture and horticulture
 V. P. I. Is Upset
 V. P. I. also fell from its high estate when the Gobblers fell before the Wolf Pack of North Carolina State Tn game regarded as an upset. Inns was States entrance into the won col umn while V. F. l. had won two games and tied the same number. The game was decided by less than a nose, the score being 6 to 3.
 The University joined in making ii a North Carolina day by winning from V. NJ. l., 3 to o, at Chapel Hill. Re garded before the battle as anybody $ game with the odds, if any, in favor of the Cadets, it proved to be a ter rife struggle, even for a section well accustomed to battles to the bitter end.
 The Green Wave of Tulane washed oyex' the dam with rush and finding =, the Auburn Plainsmen in its path swept them aside, 14 to 6.
 Florida was not successful in its Allgatorial assault against the Hanks 0 fthe Army Mule but that animal was greatly harrassed before the engage ment ended, IA to z. Captain Newton reflected credit on southern arms by making a 90-yard run to his teams counter. Maryland, as expected, could make little impression on Yale and lost, A to o.