HELP COMPLETE THE 1929 STORY
Your memory belongs in this season
Played, coached, cheered, covered or watched this team? Add the details that a scorebook could never hold.
A Portland win is recorded
The 1929 score record contains three opponents and two known results: a 0–0 tie with Ashland City and a 26–16 win over Portland. Bell appears without a score or outcome. The displayed record counts only the two known results; it is not presented as a complete season record.
Portland connects this season with the 1927 newspaper account, when Greenbrier lost 68–0 to the same school under its Sumner High name. The two-year change in the final score is documented. The available sources do not explain the team’s development between those meetings.
No contemporary football clipping is currently attached to these three games. Their details come from Greenbrier’s all-time score record, so dates, sites, lineups and scoring plays remain unreported.
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| Entry | Opponent | Score | Result | What is known |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ashland City | 0–0 | T | Final score recorded; date and site unavailable |
| 2 | Portland | 26–16 | W | Final score recorded; date and site unavailable |
| 3 | Bell | Not recorded | Unknown | Opponent only; result, date and site unavailable |
The school story continues
The 1929–30 boys basketball feature follows another part of Carter’s early Greenbrier years. That separate history adds to the school story without being used to infer football lineups or game details.