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Game" and "BEEN FORBIDDON IN SOME COLLEGES." This is a portion of the story: "Is football becoming so brutally dangerous as to call for legislate restriction or abolishment? Just as the desire for the superseding, of war by arbitration to straightening out international complications had its birth in the grief and tears of the widow and the fatherless, so does the above question owe its origin to those who have been seen promising young men cut off in the prime or their youth, or maimed for life by the disparate struggle for football honors. Year after year the list of victims grow, until the matter has at last attracted national attention and in the absence of laws, declaring that young men may not risk life and limb in the gridiron contests some college authorities are forbidding the students to play football, and thus it comes about that institutions that have been prominent in this branch of sport will not be heard of during the present season.
1156:"Were it not for the fact that football men of the colleges are young giants who have hardened their muscles and rendered themselves proof against lighter injuries by reason of the fact that they are trained athletes, and have practiced falling and tackling so as to reduce the possibility of accident to a minimum, the list would be much larger. Nevertheless, pertinently query the opponents of football, what youth, however well trained, can be a football accident immune, which at stages of the game he is pretty sure to be the pivotal point of a squirming human pyramid weighing 2,000 pounds? If the game cannot be played without such dangerous features as this, they say, and then better strike it from the list of sports.
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gave a report on the debate to abolish the game. The headline for the story stated, "How Many Lives Are To Be
Sacrificed During This Season?" More notices to the story read, "HUMAN BLOOD STAINS GRIDIRON" and "Horrors of the Foot Ball Field Have Given Rise to an Agitation in Favor of Abolishing the
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Vanderbilt's starting lineup was Powell (left end), Longhorse (left tackle), Sewell (left guard), Brown (center), Crutchfield (right guard), Martin (right tackle), Simmons (right end), Goodson (quarterback), Davis (left halfback), Edgerton (right halfback), Burke (fullback).
1141:"A study of the casualties of the football fields proves that those who oppose the game on account of its brutality and danger are justified in their views. Here are a few of the causes of death on the football field or injuries received that resulted in death later:
1153:"The list could have been extended halfway down the column, and a perusal of the news pages of the daily journals will show that deaths or injuries, broken bones, dislocated shoulders, smashed noses and sprained ankles are of daily occurrence among football players.
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1702:A History of Southern Football 1890–1928
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1683:"How Teddy Roosevelt Saved Football"
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1741:Vanderbilt Commodores football
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1424:Chattanooga Daily Times
1930:William Lofland Dudley
1842:Origin of "Commodores"
1484:The Nashville American
1394:The Nashville American
1905:Starting quarterbacks
1784:Bowls & rivalries
1546:on September 30, 2011
1206:Sewanee at Vanderbilt
825:Vanderbilt University
1864:Vanderbilt rape case
1480:"C.U. is victorious"
1278:Nashville, Tennessee
1095:*Non-conference game
1925:Statistical leaders
1582:The Courier-Journal
1516:. November 25, 1898
1486:. November 20, 1898
1456:. November 13, 1898
1454:The Courier-Journal
1364:The Cincinnati Post
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1884:IMG Sports Newtork
1879:1922 Michigan game
1869:1906 Carlisle game
1830:Culture & lore
1694:Additional sources
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1396:. October 30, 1898
1366:. October 17, 1898
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1283:Game start:
1267:November 24
1055:November 24
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827:during the
513:Mississippi
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2646:Categories
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1791:Bowl games
1588:August 14,
1346:References
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1246:Vanderbilt
1178:Louisville
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866:October 15
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1271:Location:
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1848:Dynamite
1811:Ole Miss
1806:Kentucky
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1172:Virginia
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1837:History
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