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STETSON FLORIDA DELAND HIGH Sept. 15 VMI Sept. 22 Miss. St. Nov. 9 Orangeburg, S. C. Sept. 22 East Carolina Sept. 29 Clemson Oct. 6 Citadel Oct. 13 Rice Oct. 20 Davidson Oct. 27 LSU Nov. 10 Newberry Nov. 3 Auburn Nov. 16 Presbyterian Nov. 10 Georgia Nov. 24 Georgia Tech Dec. 1 Miami
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Also the Game of the week from NBC Oct. 27, and Nov. 17 BROADCAST FOR YOUR PLEASURE BY YOUR STETSON STATION STETSON OPPONENTS VIRGINIA MILITARY INST. NW LOUISIANA CARSON NEWMAN Lexington, Va. John Mc Kenna Natchitoches, La. H. H. Turpin COLLEGE Rer, White & Yellow Purple & White "Demons" Jefferson C ity, Tenn 12 14 Roy Harmon "Keydets" S. 15 S.P. Austin S. 22 Lamar 7 6 6 6 Green & Blue "F ghti ng Eagles" S. 15 Stetson 47 6 S. 29 McNesse 6 14 13 20 S. 22 Virginia 13 20 0 13 O. 6 La. College 34 7 S. 15 W Carolina 9 0 13 19 S. 29 Army 12 32 O. 12 Stetson 7 0 S, 22 Morehead 13 0 0 13 O. 6 Richmond 0 21 35 20 O. 20 La. Tech. 20 21 — S. 29 I. Wesleyan 35 12 27 12^ O. 13 Lehigh 0 39 — O. 27 H. Payne 7 12 — O. 6 Emory & H. 7 25 7 17 O. 19 Geo.Wash 6 25 — N. 3 N E. La. 28 7 O. 20 Howard O. 27 Davidson 7 21 — N 10 S. W La. 13 27 Col. 47 7 — __L N.- 3 Wm.&Mary 13 20 N 17 S. E. La. 20 27 i_—~ — O. 27 George N. 10 W Va. 24 47 town 27 0 N. 22 Va. Tech 13 39 DAVIDSON COLLEGE N. 3 Stetson 13 7 — NEWBERRY COLLEGE EAST CAROLINA COLLEGE Davidson, N. C. Bill Dole Newberry, S. C. Red & Black "Wildcats" Greenville, N. C. ....J ack Boone Harvey B. Kir kland 0 20 6 Purple & Gold "P rates" s. 21 Catawba 26 Scarlet & Gray "Indians" s. 29 Citadel 6 2 7 34 S. 15 Catawba 6 12 7 7 6 Presbyterian 7 16 •— S. 15 Va. Tech 2 37 o. S. 22 Citadel 7 13 20 20 S. 22 Stetson 7 7 o. 13 Wash.&Lee 54 0 S. 29 L-Rhyne 13 13 25 35 S. 29 Catawba 7 13 13 23 20 Stetson 25 13 o. i . ; O. 6 Wofford 18 6 19 27 O. 6 Elon 13 0 o. 27 V. M. I. 21 7 O. 20 Furman 14 0 — N. 3 Richmond 0 18 1 O. 13 W. Carolina 14 6 —- .—. O. 27 Guilford 20 12 O. 20 M: Harvey — — —: — N. 10 Wofford 9 21 N. 3 Elon 39 6 O. 27Appalachian 13 0 •— N 23 Furatan 9 13 N. 10 Stetson 12 12 N. 3 L.-Rhyne 13 0 WOFFORD COLLEGE N 22 Presby — N. 17 Richmond Sp artanburg, S. C. terian 20 18 — CITADEL , THE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE Con Snidow ey Clinton, S. C. Bill Crutchf Charleston, S. C. Joh n E Sauer eld Gc Id & Black "Terriors" Garnet & Blue "Blue Stockings" Blue & White 'Bulldogs" S. 15 So. Carolina 7 26 13 26 S. 22 Clemson 0 33 7 27 S. 22 Newberry 13 7 20 20 s. 22 L-Rhyne 7 13 S. 29 Wofford 12 20 12 27 S. 29 Davidson 2 6 34 7 s. 29 Presbyt'n 20 12 27 12 O. 6 Davidson 16 7 — O. 6 Stetson 40 6 o. 6 Newberry 6 18 27 19 O. 13 Elon O. 12 Richmond 14 12 o. 13 Furraan 27 6 O. 20 Tampa O. 19 Wofford 7 27 o. 19 Citadel 27 7 O. 27 Catawba 20 13 O. 27 Purman 25 19 o. 27 Stetson 22 6 N. 3 Citadel 13 14 N. 3 Presby. 14 13 N. 3 Catawba 6 20 —. N 10 Appalachian 6 35 N. 10 Villanova N. 10 Davidson 21 9 — — N. 16 Stetson 6 6 — N. 17 G. Wash. — — — N. 17 W.Carolina 12 7 — N. 22 Newberry 18 20 — 1956 STETSON UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD
Name Pos. Class Height Weight Age Hometown High School Jack Alford HB Fresh. 5-8 140 18 Lakeland --- Lakeland Tom Allerton E Jr 5-11 172 21 Miami Miami High Harold Basham HB Soph. 5-11 164 20 Orlando .Hurricane, W Va. Buddy Bennett QB Fresh. 5-10 163 18 Jesup, Ga Jesup Tom Bouchlas E Soph. 6-2 205 20 West Palm Beach Palm Beach Bobby Carter HB Sr 5-7 165 25 Englewood, Tenn Englewood Mel Christman E Soph. 6 174 20 Miami Coral Gables Milton Cooper G Jr 5-9 171 20 Jacksonville Lee Dave Creech FB Fresh. 6 170 19 Louisville, Ky .... Jeffersonville, Ind. Wendell Crysel T Soph. 6-2 215 19 Sylacauga, Ala Sylacauga Calvin Daigle C Jr 5-10 197 24 Baton Rouge, La Baton Rouge James Dawson T Fresh. 6-1 229 18 Pompano Beach Mineola, L. I. Mark Day FB Fresh. 5-11 165 18 Danville, Ky Danville Jim Dreggors G Soph. 5-10 197 23 DeLand DeLand Fred Driver C Sr 6-1 189 23 DeLand Niagara Falls, N Y Ronnie Lee Gallowayr T Fresh. 6 220 18 Danville, Ky Danville Jim Hawkins HB Fresh. 5-9 158 19 Lake Monroe .Seminole (Sanford) Jim Hearn FB Soph. 5-11 180 19 DeLand DeLand Ray Henry HB Jr 5-9 155 20 DeLand DeLand Jim Hilyer T Jr 5-10 200 21 Sycamore, Ala Sycamore Terry Hollingsworth G Jr 5-10 191 20 Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Lauderdale Jim Krider E Fresh. 6-3 193 19 Sanford Seminole Buddy McLin E Jr 6 180 21 Tallahassee -- Tallahassee Joe Marrs E Soph. 6 175 20 Miami Jackson Walt Mosley FB Soph. 5-11 183 19 Belle Glade Belle Glade Victor Muzii G Soph. 5-10 205 20 Miami Coral Gables Terry Oswald HB Fresh. 5-9 173 18 West Palm Beach Palm Beach Jack Parker HB Jr 5-10 172 19 Stevensburg, Va Stevensburg Shelton Poole G Jr 5-10 203 21 Belle Glade - Belle Glade Claude Rumer T Sr. 5-11 206 23 DeLand Doylestown, Pa. Ron Richter G Jr 5-9 187 20 Sarasota Sarasota Dick Saltrick QB Jr. 5-10 158 19 Uniontown, Pa Uniontown Keith Shamrock E Sr 6 194 21 Uniontown, Pa Uniontown Joe Siekaniec PAT Sr 5-11 210 22 Pittsburg, Pa North Catholic Sonny Stephenson FB Jr 5-8 172 22 Winter Park .....~ Winter Park Larry Stowe QB Fresh. 6-1 162 18 Campton, Ga Monroe High Tim Thomassen T Fresh. 6 191 18 West Palm Beach Palm Beach Ed Tinnermon HB Fresh. 5-10 160 18 Atlanta, Ga Roosevelt J L. Tyra C Soph. 6-1 195 19 Orlando Sylacauga, Ala. Bob Waters QB Fresh. 6-2 156 18 Sylvania, Ga Sylvania Fred White C Fresh. 5-10 180 18 Atlanta, Ga Murphy Phil Yonge T Jr 6-5 223 21 Miami Coral Gables
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What sport flavors its season more than college football? For all its difficulties, college football is a symbol of romance to Americans everywhere. They cannot sit in stadiums with out a reaction to its legends. At Stetson, there is the recollection that the Green and White flew victoriously in the first intercollegiate football game ever played in Florida. Far-separated victories over Florida and Auburn overshadow the many defeats by these football powers. Stetson holds a 4-4-2 all-time record with Miami Hurricanes, but the Hatters are no longer in the same class with our Southern neighbors. A few years ago the Stetson-FSU rivalry was one of the keenest in the state. The Stetson-Rollins games also were steeped in tradition. FSU has gone big-time and Rollins has dropped football. Surely there is a place in the American picture for small college football—football for the love of the game and the many benefits it provides.
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Warren C. "Brady" Cowell, this fall begins his Herbert R. McQuillan, head football coach at Stetson twenty-second year at Stetson University He suc University since 1954, is no stranger on the campus ceeded Herbert R. McQuillan as football coach in 1936 as he held that position from 1923 through 1935 and and in 1949 relinquished his coaching duties to devote produced some of the greatest teams in Stetson history. full time to teaching and the administrative duties of During his tenure, the Hatters compiled a record of 48 director of athletics. victories, 22 defeats and three ties. One of the most respected and best loved figures in After leaving Stetson, McQuillan coached for 12 the history of Florida sports, Oowell came to the years at Texas A & M College and Texas Christian Stetson campus from the University of Florida, where University Before returning to Stetson in 1954 Mc for 11 years he guided the Gator freshman football, Quillan headed a prep school athletic program in Hawaii. basketball and baseball teams. McQuillan coached high school athletics in Minne Cowell hails from Kansas, where he won letters in sota and Lakeland, Fla., before coming to Stetson. football, basketball and baseball while working for He holds the bachelor of science degree from North his degree at Kansas State Agricultural College. Dakota State.
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STETSON THE SQUAD 10 Saltrick, QB 41 Tinnermon, HB 65 Poole, G 11 Stowe, QB 42 Carter, HB 70 Dawson, T PROBABLE STARTING LINE-UP 12 Bennett, QB 43 Hawkins, HB 73 Hilyer, T No. Name Position 14 Waters, QB 45 Day, HB 74 Rumer, T 20 Parker, HB 50 Tyra, C 75 Galloway, T 81 BUDDY McLIN LE 21 Henry, HB 52 Alford, HB 77 Crysel, T 74 CLAUDE RUMER (c) . . . LT 22 Basham, HB 54 White, C 79 Siekaniec, X 56 Daigle, C 80 Shamrock, E 65 SHELTON POOLE . . . . LG 23 Oswald, HB 24 Creech, HB 58 Driver, C 81 (McLin, E 58 FRED DRIVER . . . . . C 30 Mosley, FB 60 Richter, G 82 Bouchlas, E 62 TERRY HOLLINGSWORTH RG 31 Yonge, T 51 Muzii, G 83 Christman, E 32 Hearn, FB 62 Hollingsworth, G 84 Krider, E 31 PHIL YONGE ...... RT 33 Cooper, FB 63 Thomassen, G 85 Allerton, E 80 KEITH SHAMROCK (c) . RE 40 Stephenson, FB 64 Dreggors, G 86 Marrs, E 10 DICK SALTRICK . . . . QB OFFICIALS 20 JACK PARKER .... LHB Referee, P. T. Rahaim, Georgetown Umpire, G. C. Monroe, Jax AC 42 BOBBY CARTER .... RHB Linesman, Archie Carter, Auburn 30 WALT MOSLEY FB Field Judge, Jim Harwell, Vanderbilt m§w \V id,
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N. W. LOUISIANA THE SQUAD 14 McNew, QB 43 Moore, RHB 70 Johnson, T PROBABLE STARTING LINE-UP 15 Bowden, QB 44 Bates, RHB 71 Newman, T 16 Beck, QB 45 Deen, RHB 72 Doerge, T No. Name Position 17 Hoffpauir, QB 55 Burt, C 73 Taylor, T 81 KEMP GORDON . LE 18 Johnson, QB 56 Fontenot, C 75 Gregg, T 21 Stanley, LHB 57 Roberts, C 77 Heckel, T 77 BURT HECKEL LT 22 Lott, LHB 58 Hendricks, C 78 Johnson, T 60 RAY LOCKWOOD ..... LG 23 Hale, LHB 60 Lockwood, G 79 Youngblood, T Gordon, E 56 HARRY FONTENOT C 32 O'Neal, FB 61 Moore, G 81 33 Tolar, FB 62 Powell, G 82 Booth, E 63 BRYANT LEWIS ...... RG 34 Bridges, FB 63 Lewis, G 84 Smith, E 75 LEXIE GREGG ...... RT 36 Collins, FB 65 Chase, G 86 Wampold, E 37 Sanders, FB 66 Landry, G 87 Bankston, E 82 BILLY BOOTH ...... RE 41 Hennigan, RHB 68 Smith, G 88 Bruning, E 14 JAMES McNEW QB 42 Lofton, RHB 69 Tackett, G 89 Kidd, E 23 JUDSON HALE LHB 41 CHARLES HENNIGAN . . RHB 33 CHARLES TOLAR FB '••;•:.• :••.•:.'•'.;'•....'•.-••;:• '.•--•-*,.• s>'a-;,,;; PAUSr ***
PENALTIES 1—Taking more than five times team to catch a kick. out during either half (except for 20—Illegal use of hands or arms by replacement of injured player). offensive player. 2—Illegal delay of game. 21—Tackling or blocking defensive 3—Failure to complete substitu player who has made fair catch. tion before play starts. 22—Roughing the kicker. 4—Violation of kickoff formation. 23—Piling up, hurdling, clipping. 5—Player out of bounds when scrimmage begins. 24—Tackling player out of bounds, .. .,*•• •: 6—Putting ball in play before Ref or running into player obviously out eree signals "Ready-for-play". of play. 7—Failure to maintain proper 25—Coaching from sidelines. alignment of offensive team when 26—Failure to stop one full second ball is snapped. Also, backfield man following shift. illegally in motion. 27—Defensive holding. 8—-Offside by either team or en croachment on neutral zone. 28—Invalid Signal for Fair Catch. 9—Attempt to draw opponents OTHER PENALTIES offside. 10—Crawling by runner. 29—Striking an opponent with fist, forearm, elbow or locked hands, 11—Illegal forward pass (includes kicking or kneeing — Mandatory intentional grounding of forward disqualification of offending player pass). Also loss of down. plus loss of fifteen yards. 12—Taking more than two steps 30—Foul within the one yard line after Fair Catch is made. —half the distance to the goal. 13—Player on line receiving snap. 31—Interference by defensive team : 14—Any violation of the scrim on forward pass-—passing team's mage formation. ball at spot of foul. 32—Forward pass being touched by LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS ineligible receiver beyond the line of scrimmage—loss of fifteen yards IS—Team not ready to play at from spot of preceding down and scheduled time. loss of a down. 16—Violation of rules during inter 33—Illegal touching of kicked ball mission. within opponent's ten yard line — 17—Illegal return of suspended touchback. player. 34—Flagrantly rough play or un 18—Interference by member of of sportsmanlike conduct — Manda ••. ". | fensive team with defensive player tory disqualification plus loss of making pass interception. (Also fifteen yards. loss of down). 35—Eligible pass receiver who goes 19—Interfering with the oppor out of bounds and later touches a tunity of a player of the receiving forward pass — loss of down. OFFICIAL SIGNALS
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Jt- air **»- -. BULLDOG WILLIAMS EARL LOOMAN BUDDY ASHER Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Buddy Asher, in his sixth season Garland H. "Bulldog" Williams Earl Looman, who coached the of coaching, has directed the destinies lias established a record of 41 vic Hatter line this year during spring of high school, college, semi-pro, and tories in 52 high and prep school practice, is coach of ends. A mem service teams. A graduate of Tech games during his five years of coach ber of the Hatter team that won ing. He is coach of tackles and.. the Tangerine Bowl championship in High in Atlanta where he played guards. He played tackle for the 1951, he returned to Stetson last football but regarded boxing as his University of Georgia for three years year from the service to play his principle sport, he played with a and participated in three major last year of eligibility This year Navy team in Hiwaii in the mid howls with the Bulldogs—the Orange he is completing work for his degree. 1940's which was undefeated and un Bowl, the Sugar Bowl and the Rose Looman was awarded the "Most tied, winning the conference cham Bowl In professional circles, he Valuable Player" trophy at the end pionship. In the 1948 and 1949 sea played three years with the Brook of last^ season and also was given sons, he quarterbacked the Univers lyn Dodgers. In college years he was honorable mention for the Helms ity of Georgia team and at the end selected for the All Southern team Athletic Foundation All American of the season was a member of the and honorable mention for the All team. He was drafted by the Balti College All-Stars that defeated a American. He has a bachelor of more Colts of the professional league. professional team in Charlotte, N. C. science degree from the University Never a spectacular player, Looman In 1950 he quarterbacked and was ol Georgia and the master of arts was consistently a tower of strength backsield coach of the Georgia All- degree from George Peabody College. in the line on either offense or de Stars, a semipro team which was Williams played at Georgia in 1941 fense in addition to instilling con endefeated during the season. Asher and 1942, was in the service until fidence in the younger and less ex is coach of backs. He lives in Day 1940 when he played his final season perienced players. His home is in tona Beach. This is his second season with the Bulldogs. Toledo. Ohio. with the Hatters.
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It is interesting- to recall that along with the many "firsts" in academic achievements a Stetson University team participated in the first intercollegiate athletic contest in the State of Florida. This "first" was a football game between the Stetson Hatters and the Florida Ag ricultural College Cadets of Lake City The Florida Times Union said that the game was an attraction of the state fair which was being held in Jacksonville and was "the first intercol legiate athletic event in Florida" The date was Nov 22, 1901 The score Hatters 6, Cadets, 0.
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SHIRT FINISHING Northwestern State College is in. Natchitoches, La., the oldest town in the Louisiana Purchase. The One Day Service college enrollment is approximately 2,500 and the population of Natchitoches is 12,000. Northwestern has schools of art and science, applied arts and sciences, education, and nursing. In the graduate CLOTHES WASHED, FLUFF DRIED division, Northwestern has a school in education. Dr. John S. Kyser is president. Harry "Rags" Turpin NEATLY FOLDED AND WRAPPED is in his 31st year coaching "Demon" elevens. He graduated from Northwestern in 1926 and immed IN JUST ONE HOUR iately joined the coaching staff. In 1952 he was made athletic director in addition to his coaching chores.
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14 McNew, James, QB 5-9 Yi. 164 Ferriday 61 Moore, Billy, G 5-9 175 Pineville 15 Bowden, Don, QB 5-9 155 Lockport 62 Powell, Robert, G 5-9 183 Lockport 16 Beck, J.W., QB 5-11 155 Summit, Miss. 63 Lewis, Bryant, G 5-654 190 Haynesville 17 Koffpauir, Dale, QB 5-954 175 Lake Charles 65 Chase, Dan, G 5-8 200 Waterproof 18 Johnson, Billy, QB 5-9 165 Haynesville 66 Landry, Rudy, G 5-10 190 Vinton 21 Stanley, Bobby, LHB 5-1054 170 Carthage, Texas 68 Smith, Dean, G 6- 200 Oak Grove 22 Lott, Jerry, LHB 5-11 170 Natchitoches 69 Tackett, Bobby, G 5-9 196 Minter Cy. Miss. 23 Hale, Judson, LHB 6-1 184 Logansport 70 Johnson, Charles, T 6-2 205 Bastron 32 O'Neal, Dewey, FB 5-11 190 Baton Rouge 71 Newman, Johnny, T 6-1 220 Winnfield 33 Tolar, Charles, FB 5-7 185 Natchitoches 72 Doerge, Everette, T 6-2 195 Minden 34 Bridges, Roy, FB 5-9 170 Vivian 73 Taylor,Gulley, T 6-2 215 Farmerville 36 Collins, Phillip, FB 5-11 185 La Rosa Cut-Off 75 Gregg, Lexie, T 6-1 210 Belzoni, Miss. 37 Sanders, Jim, FB 6- 185 Vivian 77 Heckel, Bert, T 6-1 220 Slidell 41 Hennigan, Chas., RHB '6- 2 175 Minden 78 Johnson, Cecil, T 6-1 225 Gaston, Tex. 42 Lofton, Lacey, RHB 5-9 160 Haynesville 79 Youngblood, Jerry, T 6- 220 Vidor, Tex. 43 Moore, Petie, RHB 5-9 167 Bossier City 81 Gordon, Kemp, E 5-10 210 Van Buren, Ark 44 Bates, Raymond, RHB 5-10 145 Baton Rouge 82 Booth, Billy, E 5-11 185 Farmerville 45 Deen, Don, RHB 5-10 165 Natchitoches 84 Smith, George, E 6- 183 Monroe 55 Burt, Douglas, C 5-1154 210 Minden 86 Wampold, M.H., E 6-254 190 Waterproof 56 Fontenot, Harry, C 5-8 195 Beaumont, Tex. 87 Bankston, Mixon, E 6-2 215 Dry Prong 57 Roberts, Claude, C 6- 181 High Isl'd, Tex. 88 Bunning, Jim, E 6-2 205 Natchitoches 58 Hendricks, Wayne, C 5-115^ 194 West Monroe 89 Kidd, Billy, E 6- 185 Dallas, Tex. 60 Lockwood, Ray, G 6- 190 New B'w'k, N.J, 1 STETSON SCORES THROUGH THE YEARS
1901 12 Winter Park 0 19 Rollins 6 1937 7 Presbytqrdan 19 6 Florida Ag. College 0 18 Arcadia Flyers 0 0 Southern 13 0 Florida 13 12 Millsaps 6 1902 0 Southern 19 19 Newberry 0 24 South Ga. Teachers 0 0 Rollins 22 0 Florida Ag. College 0 32 Rollins 0 15 Miami 6 18 Tampa 12 1949 22 Florida Ag. College 5 0 Florida 64 6 Howard 8 13 Erskine 14 60 Saufley Field 0 6 E. Florida Seminar 11 12 Southern 25 1929 13 Miami 25 16 Millsaps 6 2 E. Florida Seminar 0 0 Univ. of Havana 6 12 Norman Park 0 20 Lenoir Rhyne 6 0 Troy 10 1903 1920 20 Rollins 0 0 Oglethorpe 10 13 Milligan College 13 6 E. Florida College 0 7 Jax American Legion 0 44 Southern 19 14 Mississippi College 6 40 Tampa 14 5 Florida State Col. 5 0 Southern 14 19 St. Pete J. C. 0 15 Rollins 12 14 Florida State 33 1904 20 Southern 7 12 Miami 0 1938 24 Erskine 13 16 E. Florida Seminary 0 6 Mercer 21 13 Howard 14 16 Florida 14 12 Presbyterian 14 21 E. Florida Seminary 0 0 Florida 26 1930 0 Rollins 18 13 Mississippi 33 0 Jax Light Infanthy 6 0 Florida 20 7 Citadel 13 28 S. Ga. Teachers 0 14 Rollins 19 6 Florida State Col. 18 1921 7 Wofford 6 0 Rollins 13 38 Norman Park Ins. 0 1950 1905 13 Millsaps 0 33 Erskine 14 34 Troy State 12 28 Rollins 0 0 Mercer 41 0 Centenary 9 42 Tampa 0 39 Rollins 0 0 Oglethorpe 41 13 Oglethorpe 7 23 Wofford 20 0 Bartow Aviators 19 58 St. Pete J C. 0 55 Jacksonville NAS 0 0 Jax Light Infantry 0 0 Mercer 33 6 Presbyterian 7 42 Milligan 0 12 Jax Light Infantry 0 25 Orlando Amer. Leg. 0 6 Rollins 6 1922 52 Southern 0 20 Tampa 27 16 Tampa Independents 0 19 Miami 0 1939 28 Livingston State 26 1906 52 Southern 0 0 Florida 21 53 Ft. Lauderdale 0 1931 43 Erskine 7 53 Soldiers 0 19 South Georgia 0 7 Florida State 27 15 Rollins 0 45 Palatka 0 7 Mercer 28 0 Birm'ham Southern 0 7 Rollins 27 7 Newberry 0 2 Rollins 0 0 Tampa Legion 16 12 Presbyterian 12 0 Savannah 39 35 Southern 0 0 Centenary 27 41 Western Kentucky 14 0 Citadel 6 14 Erskine 7 1907 0 Rollins 25 0 Tampa 0 1951 6 Rollins 0 1923 19 Erskine 7 70 Patrick Field 0 7 Millsaps 19 0 Newberry 20 4 Rollins 0 33 Springfield A. C. 0 17 Rollins 27 42 Jax NAS 0 1908 13 Southern 14 20 Southern 0 21 Furman 20 27 South Georgia 0 13 Oglethorpe 20 5 Florida 6 53 St Augustine 0 14 Wofford 7 14 Tampa 14 0 Florida 0 27 Southern 6 1932 10 F. S. U. 13 1909 0 Florida 26 0 Middle Georgia 0 1940 19 Richmond 14 26 Florida 0 44 Seabreeze 0 6 Georgia State 34 0 Miami 10 7 Wofford 7 10 Olympics 0 15 Rollins 7 13 Oglethorpe 0 0 Tampa 6 42 Livingston State 20 14 Olympics 0 1924 13 Parris Island 7 12 Rollins 25 54 Erskine 0 5 Florida 5 16 Pensacola Flyers 0 7 Lakeland 0 19 Erskine 13 26 Eastern Kentucky 14 1910 43 Piedmont.. 0 1933 19 Tampa 13 *35 Arkansas State 20 10 Columbia 0 32 Louisiana 0 7 Middle Georgia 6 7 Wofford 7 1952 34 Olympics 0 26 Newberry 2 66 Oglethorpe 13 0 Presbyterian 6 6 Orlando 0 46 South Ga. Teachers 6 0 Rollins 34 6 Florida 33 26 Bowden 0 40 Northeast La. 20 1911 32 Cumberland Univ 13 73 Southern 0 1941-45 25 Furman U. 14 0 Florida 27 1925 0 Tampa 8 (No. Team) 5 Orlando 6 6 Univ of Tampa 6 1912 0 Camp Blanding 51 0 Miami 0 1946 13 Parris Island 54 34 Palmer 13 1934 15 Troy 12 6 F. S U. 6 71 Southern 0 19 East Carolina 19 87 Col. of Charleston 0 16 Norman 0 0 Georgia University 48 0 Rollins 20 18 Georgia A. & M. 0 0 Murray State 19 0 Presbyterian 25 0 Miami 35 26 R. M I. 3 6 Spring Hill 5 32 Troy State 14 5 Mercer 6 0 Mercer 6 0 Mississippi College 13 0 Miss. Southern 4a 7 Florida 23 0 Carson-Newman 0 6 Miami 6 26 Erskine 0 21 Davidson 6 0 Newberry 20 21 Tampa 7 0 Rollins 19 1953 19 Georgia Mil. Ins. 7 10 Tennessee State 0 0 Florida 14 20 Tampa 0 0 Auburn 47 1913 26 Daytona A. C. 0 1935 1947 18 Western Kentucky 7 13 Maryville 3 1926 1) Florida 34 0 Florida 45 7 Citedel 14 14 Florida State 6 14 Tampa 7 13 Mercer 6 7 Oglethorpe 6 27 Southwestern 1914 63 Tifton A. & M. 0 0 Howard 32 0 Wofford College 26 18 Newberry 0 (Memphis) 0 41 Morehead State 0 0 King Col. (Tenn.) 7 13 Miami 12 13 Milligan 20 0 Southern 7 0 Spring Hill 0 19 Erskine 13 6 East Carolina 40 6 Georgia Mil. Ins. 0 33 Rollins 0 0 Jacksonville NAS 23 6 F. S. U. 13 9 Tampa 7 6 Millsaps 14 26 Easterr Kentucky 30 0 Mercer 47 17 Southern 0 6 Murray 0 13 Maryville 12 6 Rollins 27 1954 0 Southern 21 9 Georgia State 6 0 Erskine 27 1915 1927 21 Rollins 14 13 Davidson 79 6 Auburn 0 6 Mississippi College 6 (No. Team) 1936 0 Presbyterian 7 18 Troy State 14 1916 23 Newberry 0 0 S. E. Louisiana 62 34 Rollins 0 6 Southern 6 12 Georgia State 0 1948 9 Tampa 64 48 Rollins 0 75 Rollins 0 0 Florida 32 0 Mississippi College 14 0 Wofford 41 8 Southern 6 19 Louisiana Poly. 7 0 Tampa 6 18 Southwestern 7 Presbyterian 28 7 Southern 13 36 Miami University 0 6 Erskine 12 (Memphis) 0 7 E. Carolina 26 1917-18 27 Centre 0 6 Miami 20 6 Milligan College 12 6 Florida State 47 (No. Team) 1928 7 Union College 7 13 Tampa 24 1919 0 Citadel 39 13 Oglethorpe 7 7 Florida State 18 31 Florida Mil Academy 0 13 Tampa Independents 0 0 Rollins 13 0 Erskine 14 •Tangerine Bowl
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