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5/26/1964
Peter Finney reports in the New Orleans paper from the SEC spring meeting in Mobile that Alabama coach Paul Bryant is looking much healthier than a year ago when the Bama coach was in the midst of his battle with The Saturday Evening Post Finney reports Bryant has settled out of court for $300,000 tax free. The publication is still in appeals trying to reduce the money it owes to Wally Butts who was awarded $10 million. |
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Coach: W. B. Blount (Yale) Record: 7-3
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October 3, 1904 |
Florida |
29-0 |
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October 8, 1904 |
Clemson |
0-18 |
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October 15, 1904 |
Mississippi State |
5-0 |
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October 24, 1904 |
Nashville |
17-0 |
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November 5, 1904 |
Georgia |
16-5 |
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November 12, 1904 |
Auburn |
5-29 |
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November 24, 1904 |
Tennessee |
0-5 |
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December 2, 1904 |
LSU |
11-0 |
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December 3, 1904 |
Tulane |
6-0 |
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December 4, 1904 |
Pensacola Athletic Club |
10-6 |
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Captain(s): W.S. Wyatt
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For the first time Alabama played a 10-game schedule and W.B. Blount's team recorded a 7-3 mark. Auxford Burks demonstrated the skills that would earn him a spot on the all-time Alabama team picked in 1942. Alabama was 4-3 when it played games on three successive days and beat LSU 11-0 in Baton Rouge, Tulane 6-0 in New Orleans, and Pensacola Athletic Club 10-0 in Pensacola. |
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Notes: The Tide plays Florida for the first time, winning 29-0. The final three games are played on consecutive days (Dec. 2-3-4) in Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Pensacola. |
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