Porter Cup (trophy)
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College football award
Awarded for | "Best all-around athlete" at a major university. |
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Location | Southern United States |
Country | United States |
Presented by | Porter Clothing Company |
The Porter Cup was a
Sewanee and Tennessee.[2][3][4] The three in Tennessee were given by Alf Porter, and Alabama's was given by Henry Porter Loving.[5]
Alabama's is thus also called the "Porter Loving Cup".
List of trophy winners
The following is an incomplete list of winners since the award started shortly after the
First World War
:
Year | Alabama | Auburn | Birmingham-Southern | Howard | Tulane | Vanderbilt | Sewanee | Tennessee | VMI |
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1918 | Claude Carr | ||||||||
1919 | Charles Scott | James Shelley Jackson | Dooch Sherman | Frank Callaway | |||||
1920 | Riggs Stephenson | Ed Sherling | Josh Cody | Bill Coughlan | |||||
1921 | Al Clemens | Ed Sherling | Aubrey A. Miller | Julian Thomas | Charles Satterlee | Willis McCabe | |||
1922 | Al Clemens | Ed Sherling | Aubrey A. Miller | Thomas Ryan | Blood Miller | Roe Campbell | |||
1923 | Clyde Propst | Ed Sherling | Milton Griffin | Doc Kuhn | |||||
1924 | Clyde Propst | O. Stanton Gandy | Ellis Henican | Gil Reese | |||||
1925 | Clyde Propst | Red Farr | Lester Lautenschlaeger | George H. Barker | |||||
1926 | Jake Hall | Eddie Morgan | Delmas Gooch | ||||||
1927 | Ray Pepper | Forest James | Edgar Lott | Orin Helvey | John Barnhill | ||||
1928 | William Everett James | Shorty Ogle | Johnny Menville | Charles Malcom Moss | |||||
1929 | Earle Smith | John King | Sam Bradley | Virgil Grow | |||||
1930 | Wop Glover | Roy Franklin Dunn | |||||||
1931 | |||||||||
1932 | Shug Jordan
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Daniel Ward Phillips, Jr |
See also
References
- ^ "Birmingham-Southern Athletic History".
- ^ "Sig Epics". Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal: 286. 1925.
- ^ University, Tennessee (January 1, 1921). Register.
- ^ "Recap" (PDF). grfx.cstv.com.
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