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Does Anyone who come to the board have the early results for Lakeland? I have the results from 1939-2017 complete. Also some seasons from 1907-1938. These are the years I need. If anyone has them please let me know. 

1908-1912

1917-1920

1924-1927

1929

1931-1933

1936-1938


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This will help you a little bit perhaps but Leesburg does an amazing job with its own history. Perhaps Lakeland might have played them during those years. 

Also i believe Lakeland has a web site that may help.

i use the Google News newspapers archives.  

 

 

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Yeah I've been on google newspapers. I even have a newspapers.com subscription. 

Its hard to find individual results sometimes that far back. 

Didnt Duval High start in 1907? Were you able to find the results from 1907-1927? 

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I was able to find some of the years

 

1921 (8-0)
Duval High School Tigers of Jacksonville were 8-0 and became the first Florida team ever to be declared national champions by any organization (National Sports News Service). They whipped Dayton Steele of Ohio, which was regarded as the top team in the Midwest, 21-0, and then crushed Gainesville High School 56-0 in what was labeled a state championship game. Duval outscored opponents 366-3, allowing only Charleston (S.C.) High to score on a single field goal. Duval also won games 44-0 over Moultrie (Ga.) High, 34-0 over Montgomery (Ala.) Sidney Lanier, 77-0 over Lake City High and 74-0 over Hillsborough High.

1922 (0-1-0)
Charleston, SC 21, Duval 0   

1923 (6-1-1)
Coach: Doc Upchurch, Maxwell 
Duval 19, Leon 0
Duval 13, Orlando 0 
Duval 37, Columbia 0
Duval 6, Charleston, SC 0
Duval 26, Miami 0 
Duval 6, Birmingham Phillips 6
Duval 16, St. Pete 0 
Hillsborough 10, Duval 0  

1927 (9-0) 
Coach Ray Dickson
Jackson 12, West Palm Beach 0
Jackson 76, Landon 0
Jackson 6, St Pete 0
Jackson 44, Orlando 0
Jackson 53, Lee 0  
Jackson 31, Leon 0
Jackson 28, Lee 0 
Jackson 37, Leesburg 0 (state semis)
Jackson 6, Hillsborough 0 (state title game)
Outscored teams 193-0
 

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