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  1. The states governors presided over the pregame flip of the coin and people jammed into their seats dressed to the nines for the historic gain. (Q14378)
  2. the Crimson Tide faced the Georgia Bulldogs at Rickwood Field in Birmingham. (Q14377)
  3. In front of the largest crowd ever to see a football game in Alabama, (Q14376)
  4. Transitional segment 21 (Q14375)
  5. One game remained to secure the best season in Alabama football history. (Q14374)
  6. then Florida 34 to nothing. (Q14373)
  7. The first team was rested and on a fast field they knocked off Kentucky 31 to nothing, (Q14372)
  8. And leave Mr State 6 to nothing has always beat him. (Q14371)
  9. but I was a good receiver. (Q14370)
  10. Pray for a pretty good passer, (Q14369)
  11. provided the six. Nothing margin of victory. (Q14368)
  12. Hubert passed to a junior end he had nicknamed Woo, (Q14367)
  13. Several reserves played the following week as Alabama squeezed by Mississippi A&M in a sea of mud at Denny Field. (Q14366)
  14. Alabama remained unbeaten, but the players were beat up. (Q14365)
  15. The statistician checked his edition and found that Pooley Hubert had made 23 tackles. (Q14364)
  16. When the final gun sounded Alabama 17 to nothing. (Q14363)
  17. looked back and saw his teammates had knocked down every single Georgia Tech player and the referee. (Q14362)
  18. After 55 yards, Brown reached the goal line, (Q14361)
  19. Howard Hill Birmingham age herald. (Q14360)
  20. It seemed a giant mowing machine was operating on would be tech tacklers. (Q14359)
  21. He flung himself at the speeding trio at every one of them came to the Earth. (Q14358)
  22. 3 yellow jacket tacklers closed in on Brown as he reached the sideline but red barns followed close behind. (Q14357)
  23. Johnny Mack Brown gathered in a punt and spreaded Tored the sideline. (Q14356)
  24. GA. Alabama broke open the game on a single play in the third quarter. (Q14355)
  25. and the tech runner at the same time OB Keeler Atlanta, (Q14354)
  26. Sir Hubert roamed up and down that line and whenever it cracked and it cracked plenty Sir Hubert took the full shock of the charge and absorbed it, (Q14353)
  27. Helmetless his durable being exposed to all the winds and tornadoes that blew and all the buffets of fortune. (Q14352)
  28. Hubert made sure Georgia Tech had similar problems. (Q14351)
  29. 20,000 fans braved the wind and rain as quarterback Hubert had difficulty developing an offensive attack on defense linebacker. (Q14350)
  30. Georgia Tech at Grant Field. (Q14349)
  31. That team again from Atlanta, (Q14348)
  32. Then came the game with their most heated rival. (Q14347)
  33. Alabama trouts their first four opponents to quickly prove they were the team to beat in the Southern Conference. (Q14346)
  34. Transitional segment 20 (Q14345)
  35. Alabama players were confident as the 1925 season began. (Q14344)
  36. Whether playing for the honor of their girlfriends or to placate a fiery coach, (Q14343)
  37. encouraging their young warriors to emerge victorious in their honor. (Q14342)
  38. Female team sponsors were chosen to play the role of the medieval damsel at a tournament joust, (Q14341)
  39. A traditional southern football ritual caught the eye of many a northern opponent. (Q14340)
  40. By 1925, going to a football game was the thing to do on a Saturday afternoon in the fall. (Q14339)
  41. it's a sure sign that football has once more casted spell upon the land. (Q14338)
  42. When college boys by the 10s of thousands start kicking my chorines and exercising like desperate matrons, (Q14337)
  43. everybody is making fun of us. (Q14336)
  44. In order to create an attitude in the state that we're under siege, (Q14335)
  45. And all of those things sort of coincide. (Q14334)
  46. which membership peak 1925. It is the year of the Scopes Trial. (Q14333)
  47. It's the peak year for the Ku Klux Klan in the South, (Q14332)
  48. So 1925 is just a terrible year. (Q14331)
  49. and it's not at all but lifting or complementary to southerners. (Q14330)
  50. is writing very critical and stearic editorials about the brain cavity size of a typical Southerner, (Q14329)

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