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Roses of Crimson is a UA CPT&R documentary hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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By the early afternoon of January 1st,

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1926, the Rose Bowl parking lot overflowed with model Tees.

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The stadium was filled near capacity.

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During pregame, the tension show,

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Don Denny and the Alabama team sponsors,

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while the Crimson Tide spent part of the warm up pointing out the one man who could ruin the day.

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George Wilson.

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Back in the South, fans were settling in to enjoy the game.

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The only way technology could provide it.

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Any place that was big enough to hold 100 people and they could string up a Telegraph wire.

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People gathered in Montgomery, the advertiser rented out the Grand Theater,

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which was the finest theater in downtown Montgomery for one of these matinees.

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They strung up a special Telegraph wire from the advertiser offices and the play by play was flashed in over the AP wire.

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Found the stage they had looked like just like a football field and the.

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An answer would get to play play by play on ticker tape.

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I guess you call it and he never had hold back phone up and he'd just matheney have the ticker tape thing going anywhere when he moved like we'd gained

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five yards so we'd lost two yards or whatever he'd moved everything on the on the screen that he had up there and that made us feel like we were

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kind of firing the game.

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Fred Sington was a big fast sports star at Birmingham's Phillips High School in 1925.

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If there was any doubt where Sington might end up playing collegiate ball,

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it was put to rest that day at the Birmingham Auditorium where a young sportswriter named Bull Connor announced the game and so I said I'll came over ticker tape.

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Western Union. And then he picked it up and built it into.

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Rama and he was very colorful.

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We're allowed very expressive.

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Well.

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